This article examines the theme of war in Uzbek children’s poetry through the works of contemporary children’s poets Anvar Obidjon and Tursunboy Adashboyev. The study focuses on children’s perception of the events of World War II and attitudes toward war in general.
The Theme of War and Peace In Modern Uzbek Children’s Poetry
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Keywords:
War
compassion
death
pain
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