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UDC 32.019.51:37
THE STATE CONTROL OVER THE INSTRUCTION TO STUDENTS OF NON-ORTHODOX FAITHS IN SCHOOLS WEST SIBERIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT BEGINNING OF THE XX CENTURY
Sulimov Vadim Sergeevich
Tobolsk state social-pedagogical Academy. DI Mendeleev
candidate of historical Sciences, associate Professor of Economics, management and law
Tobolsk state social-pedagogical Academy. DI Mendeleev
candidate of historical Sciences, associate Professor of Economics, management and law
Abstract
The article is devoted to control of the state for teaching students with non-Orthodox confessions of the law of God in schools in Western Siberia before the First world war. The government realized the importance of teaching the Law of God in schools for representatives of all faiths, trying after the revolution of 1905-1907 to resolve this issue. The initiatives of the state are not always correlated with the local conditions. The state, in pursuing its policy, took care of the religious and moral education of students of different faiths, with the Church having an influence on students.
Keywords: Catholics, gymnasium, Jews, Law of God, Ministry of national education, non-Orthodox religion, Polish language
Article reference:
Sulimov V.S. The state control over the instruction to students of non-Orthodox faiths in schools West Siberian school district beginning of the XX century // Politics, State and Law. 2014. № 6 [Electronic journal]. URL: https://politika.snauka.ru/en/2014/06/1733
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