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This article is dedicated to the analysis of the Uzbek poem “1941”, which reflects the events of 1941. The poem deeply explores the impact of war on the human psyche, as well as feelings of separation and love. The study examines the thematic layers of the poem (the harshness of war, loyalty, separation), its stylistic devices (metaphor, personification, phonetic tools), semantic and symbolic layers, as well as its linguistic and psychological analysis. Each line and block is analyzed individually, and the poem’s consistency with its cultural and historical context is considered. The results show that the poem conveys war events not only dramatically but also emotionally and humanely.
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