The Turkestan People's University was established in Tashkent on April 21, 1918 by the order of the Council of People's Commissars of the Turkestan Territory. Then by a decree of the Council of People's Commissars of the RSFSR, that was signed by V. I. Lenin, the Turkestan State University was established in Tashkent on September 7, 1920. It was renamed to the Central Asian State University (SAGU) by the decision of the People's Commissariat of Education of the RSFSR on February 16, 1924.
Decree of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR on higher technical educational institutions that was signed by V. I. Lenin. Decree and regulation on the Turkestan People's University (1918), meeting protocols of the commission for establishing a university in Tashkent, meetings of the organizing committee, the organizing committee and the Board of the Turkestan People's University (in particular, on the organization of the department of the People's University in Samarkand and Andijan).
A copy of the decree of the Council of People's Commissars of the Turkestan ASSR on the establishment of the Turkestan State University in Tashkent and the regulations on it (1920), regulations on individual faculties, on the research bureau, research institutes, reports and reports on their activities; reports of the Turkprofobra commission on the reform of higher education in Turkestan.
A copy of the resolution of the People's Commissariat of Education of the RSFSR on the renaming of the Turkestan State University into the Central Asian State University (February 16, 1924); Charter of the University and regulations on it (September 1925).
Orders of the administration and deans of the faculties of the Turkestan People's (1918-1920), State (1920-1924) and Central Asian State University (1924-1934).
Meeting protocols of the administration, the Board, the Academic Council, the council of faculties, meetings of directors of institutes and meetings of the faculty of faculties, general meetings of students of the Turkestan People's (1918-1920), State (1920-1924) and Central Asian State University (1924-1934).
Curricula, programs, atcs and reports of the faculties of the university on their activities (1918-1934).
