The role of the first Soviet republics in the national State-building in the Northern Caucasus
The author notes that many discussion problems in understanding the national State-building in the Northern Caucasus highlights the question of the role played in the process of becoming the first Soviet Republics. Created in the battleground, the first North Caucasian Republics were essentially the first experience of the Soviet state-building in the postrevolution Russia. Despite the momentarily of its existence and sufficiently pragmatic education they, however, showed building of Soviet in the region. It required the calculation of different specific characteristics which distinguished its multi-ethnic population. This article attempts to analyse the most complex researchers on the role of the first Soviet North Caucasian republics in the establishment and development of Soviet statehood in the Northern Caucasus. Finally, having analyzed the works contained very contradictory points of view of the scientists, the author offers his vision on problems and makes relevant conclusions.