"Localization Policy" within the Health Care System in the Crimean ASSR (1920-1930s)
The article investigates the processes of localization policy in the healthcare system of the Crimean ASSR in the 1920-1930s. System transformations in healthcare arrangement in the early 1920s are reviewed. “Localization policy” in health care meant extension of medical assistance for the indigenous community - the Crimean Tatars. National educational facilities of the Crimean ASSR were training doctors and nurses.