Abstract
The study aims to examine the processes of preparing and holding the first Soviet fair in 1922 in Irbit (Yekaterinburg province), as well as to assess its effectiveness with regard to goals set by the authorities. Scientific novelty of the research lies in the fact that the 1922 Irbit Fair is considered as a nationwide landmark historic event representing the beginning of transition to a new format of dialogue with the society by the Bolshevik government. As a result of the study, it has been proved that the Irbit Fair added a much greater political effect to power decisions on current economic issues, made it possible to unearth routine economic problems involving the entrepreneurial population strata in their resolution.
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