Uzbekistanis’ courage at the front
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Write one sentence each about Sobir Rahimov, Zebo G‘aniyeva and Qo‘chqor Turdiyev.
Rahimov – major general, killed at Gdansk; G‘aniyeva – sniper; Turdiyev – the first Uzbek Hero.
2
Explain the significance of the “Xotira” book and the Remembrance Square in 3–4 sentences.
They preserve the names of those who died in the war and serve remembrance and gratitude for future generations.
3
Of 1.5 million, 500,000 were killed or missing. About what percentage (to a whole number)?
About 33 percent.
4
What does the textbook say about the fate of prisoners of war who returned? Write 2–3 sentences.
Many were placed in filtration camps and faced hard conditions; a small number survived and were later released.
5
Write a 5–6 sentence account of a war participant from your family or neighbourhood (with adults’ help).
The answer is personal: name, birthplace, which front, awards, fate; cite the source of information.