The central Soviet government and Bashkir government signed an agreement on Soviet autonomy for Bashkiria. It followed Bashkir political organizing and negotiation during the collapse of the Russian Empire and civil war. The agreement made Bashkiria an early autonomous republic, while the scope of self-rule remained contested under growing central party authority.
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Why is the Bashkir autonomy case important to an account of early Soviet federalism?
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The Bashkir arrangement reflected bargaining and demands from a non-Russian political movement, while remaining constrained by central power.
The Bashkir autonomous republic emerged partly through negotiation between Bashkir leaders and Soviet authorities.
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Its autonomy was shaped by bargaining as well as central decisions.