1 1 5

, -

, -

.

, -

---

, , -

.

1 . . // XX . : . .: , 1995. . 397–403.

2 . . -. : . . , 1997. . 27.

3 . . « » // . .:

, 1961. . 49–61.4 . . . .: , 1974. . 53–55.5 . . : .. . . . . . ., 2001. . 7.6 . . « » : .. . . . . . ., 1992. . 5.7 . . . .: ., 1969.

8 . . . , 1969. . 14–149.9 . . . .: , 1992; . . -

. : , 1992.10 . . // ,

. .: , . , 1981. . 78–83.11 Crichton M. Rising Sun. New York: Ballantine Books, 1993. . 11.12 Capel A., Heaslip L., Maher . English Guides. Word Formation. University of Birmingham: Harper

Collins Publishers, 2003. . 198.13 The Hindu. Monday. November 26. 2007. . 4.

. .

(1920–1937 .)

. – , . .

-,

– 1920–1921 ., -, .

(1920–1937 .)

1 1 6

-

-

. -,-

( -: -

31 , – 13, – 9 ),

, , -

, . .

, , -

. -. . , « 1920–1922 .

, »1.

8 1920 .,

. , : «

-.

. »2. --

, , -,

100 3.-

I - 11–15

1920 . 84

, , -, -

. -, I -

-4.

II (2–8 1921 .) «

-,

- – .

. ,

»5.

6 1921 . -

III (7–12 1921 .).,

: « -

, -

»6.-

, -.--

. « -

, – . . --

The article shows the process of national government building in the first postrevolutionary years onthe basis of a great number of facts. It also describes the creation of the system of emergency governmentauthorities, such as Revolutionary Committees in Adygei in 1920–1921. The author also considers thetransition from the Revolutionary Committees to the Soviets and peculiarities of the Soviet bodies’ activityin national regions.

1 1 7

19 1921 ., – , , -

»7. -

-.

-

, -

8.--

, ,

.,

: «-

, -

-, »9.

1921 ., ,

– , . ,

-,

, -. -

, -,

-. ,

, , ,

, -, 12 1922 . ,

« -

...»10

15 1922 . -

,

, « --

, -

: , , -, . .»11. -

« -»12.

, -

27 1922 ., : «

-, ( -),

, , ,

( -) ...»13 -

– . 52

104 . 45 68 . -

. -.

---

, -

, --

, -

14. 24 1922 .

: « -, -

- ( ) -

, -

(1920–1937 .)

1 1 8

( ) -»15.

10 1922 . - «

)

( ) --

( ) -»16.

1923 . «

-,-

–»17. -

-.

--

. 1923/24

44 .

1923 . - 2 14

, 18. -

. « -

, -. »19.

1923 . -

, , .

, – 1924 . ,

, , -

. -

,

, -

-.20

--

5 32 : 1) - ( – -

) 7 ; 2) - ( – ) –

6 ; 3) – ) – 7 -

; 4) ( –) – 8 ; 5) - ( – -

) – 4 21.-

1924 . -. ,

-.-

( 1 -, 18 20

32 5 -). 18 22.

, -23.

. 1925 . 3 -

( , -, ), 2 -

. ( , -) 1

. ). .

1925 . 5 , 42 - 112 500 .

, . . , -

, -

1 1 9

,

24.-

, , -

.

, -25.

1936 . . -

10 -

. .

. 1936 . - 6 , -

54 , 26.

-

(1920–1937 .)

1 « ». 1. . 1. . 129. . 24.

2 ( ). . -158. . 1. . 53. . 20.3 . . : , // : ( , ). -

, 1992. . 69.4 . 1917–

1923. , 1980. . 160.5 . . 190.6 . . – -

// . . IX. . 114.7 . . -49. . 1. . 86. . 145.8 . . . . . 71.9 ( ).

. 1318. . 1. . 190. . 1.10 . . 1235. . 39. . 49. . 40.11 . . 1. . 669. . 7.12 . . 39. . 49. . 39.13 . 1917–

1923. , 1980. . 231.14 . . . . . 74.15 . . 1235. . 39. . 56. . 90.16 . . -1. . 1. . 5. . 1.17 . . 1235. . 101. . 273. . 5.18 . . -3758. . 2. , 55. . 12.

,,-

, -.

96 -, , -

27., -

--

, -, -

, 1937 . ,.

, -,

.

1 2 0

19 . . 10.20 . . . . . 80.21 . . -1485. . 1. . 247. . 421.22 . . 458.23 . . 17. . 16. . 1014. . 119.24 . . -1. . 1. . 96. . 1.25 . . 265. . 355.26 . . . . . 87.27 . . 88.

-

. -

, -

-

.

. .

. – , . .

, -, -

. --

, , .

The article views particular elements of serial sexual killings, their criminalistic characteristics andthese elements’ realisation in investigation methods. Criminal inspectors and investigators focus on thenecessity of thorough investigation of criminalistically meaningful information on serial killing cases andits elements, which create a complicated system in its interrelations and interdependencies.

-

) , ,

-. , . . ,

-, -

, , -

, , -, -