@ARTICLE{Sobczak_Michał_Ideologiczne_2018, author={Sobczak, Michał and Mędelska, Jolanta}, volume={vol. LXVII}, number={No 2}, journal={Slavia Orientalis}, howpublished={online}, year={2018}, publisher={Komitet Słowianoznawstwa PAN}, abstract={The authors presented the tendencies in Russian toponomy after the October Revolution, when geographic naming became one of the most important tools of communist propaganda. They showed – following A. Supieranska – three groups of oekokonyms in the 1920s and 30s: 1) those derived from the names of individuals who had achieved renown (e.g. Ленинакан, Ленинск, Лениногорск, Ленинабад, Троцк, Киров), 2) those commemorating phenomena and events linked with the Revolution and the era of Soviet rule (e.g. Комсомольск-на-Амуре, Красногвардейск), 3) those referring to areas of production (e.g. Асбест, Бокситогорск, Магнитогорск, Электросталь). In this context, changes in the naming of towns inhabited by Germans are presented, in particular Marx and Engels, located in the Volga Region. The presentation of the changes is preceeded by a description of the development of the oekonymic system of Volga Germans.}, type={Artykuły / Articles}, title={Ideologiczne elementy nazewnicze w toponimii miejscowości niemieckich w ZSRR w latach 20. i 30. XX wieku. Część I. Rosyjska toponimia porewolucyjna. Urbonimia i urbanonimia Niemców radzieckich.}, URL={http://journals.pan.pl/Content/107861/PDF/Slavia%20Orient.%202-18%206-M%C4%99delska,%20Sobczak.pdf}, keywords={toponomy of the 20s and 30s, oekonymy of Germans in Russia, names of German towns in the USSR}, }