M M Kozybayeva

Biographic Data

ID6413192
NAMEM M Kozybayeva
GIVEN NAMESM M
FAMILY NAMEKozybayeva
SIGNATUREKOZYBAYEVA M M
AFFILIATIONSWeatherford College
ORCID0000-0002-7223-2439
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX0

  • Activities of the national intelligentsia to organize assistance to the Kazakhs mobilized for rear work during the First World War

    Open AccessSulushash R Sarmanova, M M Kozybayeva et al.ARTICLEBULLETIN of the L N Gumilyov…2023

    The article examines the role of figures of the Alash movement and the Kazakh intelligentsia in organizing assistance to Kazakhs mobilized for rear work during the First World War. With the beginning of the requisition, the activities of public committees for the organization of assistance to mobilized Kazakhs intensified. The article examines the activities and his direct participation of Alikhan Bukeikhan and his associates in the creation of a…

  • Historical aspects of the participation of Kazakhs in the First World War

    Sultan-Khan Zhussip, Khalil Maslov et al.ARTICLEOOO "Zhurnal "Voprosy Istorii"2023

    In the article, the authors explore the historical aspects of the participation of the Kazakhs in the First World War. Like other representatives of “foreign” peoples, the Kazakhs for the most part were not called to the front, but worked in the rear. The authors note the great role of the Alash movement, headed by A.N. Bukeikhan in support of compatriots in the rear of the Western Front

  • Аbout the Аctivities of Аlikhаn Bukeikhаn in the First Yeаrs of Soviet Power in Kаzаkhstаn (1920-1922)

    Open AccessSultan K Zhussip, M M Kozybayeva et al.ARTICLEHistory of the Homeland2022

    In this article, the authors explore a little-known segment of the life and work of the ideological founder and leader of the national liberation movement, the Alash party of the early twentieth century, the founder and head of the Autonomous Republic of Alash A.N. Bukeikhana in the early years of the establishment of Soviet power in Kazakhstan. After the establishment of Soviet power in Kazakhstan, he lived and worked in his native country for l…

  • Theproblem of "Women's Equality" in Soviet Kazakhstan in 1917-1930

    Open AccessMalika Shashayeva, M M Kozybayeva et al.ARTICLEHistory of the Homeland2022

    The article analyzes some aspects of women's equality in the context of changes in society during the formation of Soviet Kazakhstan. The first adopted legal provisions deal with marriage, divorce, bride kidnapping, bride price, levirate and other topics. The decision of the Central Executive Committee of the Turkestan SSR on the destruction of the “kalym” will also be published. According to the decree, all agreements on "kalym" were considered …

  • The Hunger of 1921-1922 in Kazakhstan and Its Consequences (Based on the Materials of Northern Kazakhstan)

    Open AccessM M Kozybayeva, A I Kudaibergenova et al.ARTICLEHistory of the Homeland2021

    In the article, the authors reveal the causes and consequences of the famine of 1921-1922 in Kazakhstan, which, in comparison with other affected regions, experienced a greater burden in terms of food security. The famine was aggravated by the devastation and anarchy during the civil war, which prevented the rapid resolution of problems. In the north-western regions of Kazakhstan, famine became possible not only as a result of a natural disaster,…

  • Kazakh Famine Refugees of the Early 1930s in Western Siberia

    Open AccessM M Kozybayeva, A A BekenovaARTICLEHistory of the Homeland2021

    The authors in the article study the features of migration processes, adaptation and socio-economic situation of Kazakh nomads in Western Siberia during the period of collectivization and mass famine in the early 1930s. In Kazakhstan. In particular, on the example of the Tyumen, Omsk and Novosibirsk regions of Western Siberia, a characteristic was given of the migration movement of Kazakhs during the period of mass famine in the early 1930s, the …

  • Identity and Ethnic Stereotypes of Nomadic Peoples of Eurasia in Historical Retrospect (Case of Tuvans and Kazakhs)

    Open AccessZhuldyzay Kishkenbaeva, Z K Kishkenbaevа et al.ARTICLEHistory of the Homeland2021

    In the article the authors investigate ethnic autostereotypes of Tuvans and Kazakhs, as well as heterostereotypes of other ethnic groups. As part of the study, a retrospective review of written sources on the ancient and medieval nomads of Eurasia was made as well as a comparative analysis of historical stereotypes about Eurasian nomads and modern Tuvans and Kazakhs. The authors identified a common basis of nomadic stereotypes reflected in cultur…

  • City Family of North Kazakhstan in 1920-1930s

    Open AccessM M Kozybayeva, Ziyabek Yermukhanovich KabuldinovARTICLEThe Anthropologist2015References: 1

    The everyday life of the city population of North Kazakhstan between the year 1920-1930s has been analyzed through the analysis of family and social relations of these people. This paper provides an analysis of scientific literature covering specific areas of study of everyday life of the population of cities of the Soviet Union. Authors have used sourced file copies, museum collections of written documents, and statistic materials. The authors h…