POLITICAL STRATEGY AND PRACTICE OF RESTORING THE SOVIET NOMENCLATURE SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT FORMATION AND MANAGEMENT OF THE WESTERN REGIONS OF THE USSR AT THE FINAL STAGES OF THE WORLD WAR II

This article analyzes political, legal, institutional and procedural mechanisms for the Soviet nomenclature practice of appointments to executive positions in the renewed party, Soviet, economic and other government bodies of the Western regions of the USSR during their liberation from Nazi occupation in January-October 1944. The priorities of making policy for a casting of local authorities mainly through the involvement of the leadership positions who arrived from the Eastern regions of the Soviet Union of the party, Soviet, economic officials, employees of internal affairs bodies, state security, attorney office and court have been under the discussion in the article. It is indicated that such political strategy and practice had the purpose of the recovery of a total political and ideological control over all spheres of life of inhabitants of the region in the shortest possible time.