Implementation of the state program for training collective farm chairmen during the Great Patriotic War and the first post-war years (case study of the Komi ASSR)

The paper considers the implementation of the state program for the organization of training and advanced training of collective farm chairmen during the Great Patriotic War and in the first post-war years using the Komi ASSR as an example. Specific steps taken by the government bodies at both the national and republican levels to achieve this goal are shown. The difficulties encountered by the organizers of the process under consideration during this period are highlighted. The dynamics of secondary agricultural school students in the training of collective farm chairmen in the Komi ASSR in the 1947-1949 academic years is traced.