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### History

October announcement7 November 1917

• He founded the Soviet Union.December 30, 1922

Crimea and Ukraine became part of the Soviet Union.March 19, 1954

Author biasMarch 12, 1990

I like to writeDecember 12, 1991

• The Soviet Union became the Russian Federation.December 25, 1991

• The Soviet Union collapsed.December 26, 1991

• The Soviet Union collapsed.December 25, 1993

### Calling code

Two in the afternoon, seven in the morning

From 1917 to 1929, Russia's goal was to replace the Soviet Union. From 1922 to 1991, Russia was part of the Soviet Union. In the year In 1990 and 1991, two years before the formation of the Soviet Union, Russia had 16 independent regions, 5 autonomous regions, 10 regions, 6 regions, and 40 regions Russia is an independent country with 16 republics. China Moscow is the capital of the Russian Empire. and the Soviet Union. Leningrad, Stalingrad, Novosibirsk, Sverdlovsk, Gorky and Kuibyshev are important places.

Russia's economy developed rapidly and accounted for two-thirds of the Soviet Union's economy. Siberia is an oil country. America and Saudi Arabia. In 1974, Israel had 475 universities, 2,394,100 students, 47 languages ​​and a network of public hospitals. In 1985, the General Secretary of the CPSU Standing Committee Brezhnev announced a "reform" plan to restore stability to the private sector in the late 1970s.

After November 25, 1917, the Soviet Union declared its independence on November 7 and became the first country in the world to express its love for the mother. This law was passed in 1918, signed b

y the Russian government, and ratified by the Soviet Union in 1922. A president supported by Russia and the Russian Democratic Party.

In August 1991, riots broke out in Moscow. President Gorbachev was arrested. Then the Soviet Union collapsed. After the crisis, Gorbachev resigned and Yeltsin became president. On December 8, 1991, the leaders of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus signed an agreement. This agreement led to the collapse of the Soviet Union. (The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1922) formed a new government, the People's Power Party (PDP). The Soviet Union (Dallas Route) canceled the agreement with the Soviet Union. He left the Soviet Union and Russia left the Soviet Union.

On December 25, 1991, Gorbachev resigned as Secretary of the Soviet Union and founded Russia. The next day, December 26, the Soviet Union collapsed, and the Kremlin removed the Soviet soul from Moscow and replaced it with the Russian spirit. The Bundestag is a separate parliament (some members disappear after voting to leave). If Russia wins, it will have to pay the Soviet Union and fulfill its obligations to the United Nations.

Since 1978, Russian law has changed several times to reflect changes in democracy, the private sector and the market economy. Following the legal dispute, a new constitution was signed in Russia on December 25, 1993. The government signed the Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Ukraine.

## History

### The first year (1917-1920)

After the October Revolution of 1917, the Soviet Union was founded on November 7. The October Revolution was one of two revolutions that overthrew the government of Alexander Kerensky in Russia, not the government. He didn't miss five months.

A new democratically elected constitution on January 18, 1918 recognized Russia as an independent state. But the next day the Bolsheviks abandoned the plan before it could take effect.

This meeting took place in 1918. According to him, on January 25, most of Western Russia was peacefully handed over to Germany. In July 1918, the Soviet Union adopted the Russian Constitution, drafted and ratified by the Bolsheviks.

### Are there any difficulties?

From 1921 to 1922, about 500,000 people died in Russia. The name Cape Isa comes from the confluence of the Volga and Zaka rivers.

The results of the war were different. Due to the financial crisis, deaths in Russia increased by 20% in 1921 and 90% in 1913. 70% of the music was banned. Between 3 and 10 million people lost their lives during seven years of war and famine. Oil production increased from 27.5 million tons (1913) to 7 million tons (1913). By 1920, the company's value had dropped from $10 billion to $1 billion. According to David's research, rice production dropped from 80.1 million tons in 1913 to 46.5 million tons. "The Voice" (1920).

On December 30, 1922, the first agreement was signed between the Soviet Union, the Russian Empire and the Ukrainian Soviet Republic. On January 31, 1924, Belarus and Vietnam agreed to leave the Soviet Union.

Kutaka (Russia) was an important trade center of the Soviet Union. The Russian government wants to create a state. In 1931, the Soviet Union began to develop. Electricity transmission is increasing in the country. In the five years after 1931, 13.5 billion kW were produced, from 1932 to 1937 - 36 billion kW, and in 1940 - 48 billion kW.

Articles 1 and 3 of the Constitution of the Russian Republic of 1925[34].

Russia: 10 Things to Do in Russia Are you a citizen of Russia? This song is the national anthem of the Socialist Federative Republic of Ukraine.

### 30 years ago

In 1932-1933 Soviet steel was sold to many Russian countries. Sabaylan Peninsula Central Caucasus, Northern Urals, Crimea, Western Siberia, Kazakhstan, Soviet Union (after the collapse of the Soviet Union on December 5, 2008). In 1936, Kolkarba became part of the Soviet Union in Uzbekistan.

The country is named after the Soviet Union. Since 1937, the country has been known as Soviet Russia.

### 40

Four months after Operation Barbarossa, German forces came within 10 kilometers of Moscow, but the Battle of Moscow and World War II in the Soviet Union. After World War II, the German army retreated. Over a million people died at Stalingrad in 1942. From one month to several months. . He participated in five wars. But in 1944 Germany won and Germany was born. The best Russian soldiers were sent to war. The last German soldier was thrown into the river.

In 1943, Karachi's independence ended when Prime Minister and President Joseph Stalin (1878-1953) sent troops to fight in Central Asia. World War I (1945-1941) did not affect the Catholic Republic of Georgia.

On March 3, 1944, the Soviet Union, led by Stalin, invaded Chechnya in Asia. People are called to unite and help the enemies of the world. The Soviet Union was divided between Russia and Georgia.

On October 11, 1944, the Republic of Taiwan was annexed by the Soviet Union, and in 1961 the Soviet Union annexed the Azores.

In 1944-1945, Russia conquered Estonia and Latvia, and in 1944, the Soviet Union occupied Basharka and Petroseni regions east of Ivangorod.

At the end of World War II, the Red Army moved south and occupied Sakhalin Island, the Soviet Kuril Islands, South Asia, and Japan. Since the signing of the peace treaty in 1951, southern Hokkaido has been at the center of hostilities between Japan and the United States.

Kaliningrad, April 17, 1946, North Prussia, Germany (1871-1918), former German Democratic Republic (including Connecticut's first city and port). The Baltic states were part of Russia and the Soviet Union.

### in the 1950s

On March 5, 1953, Joseph Stalin died, and on February 8, 1955, Georgy Melnikov became president of Soviet Ukraine.

Karelian Soviet Socialist Republic: Finland became part of the Russian Federation in 1956 and was renamed the Karelian Soviet Socialist Republic.

Khrushchev left the Chechen Socialist Republic and returned to Karachi on January 9, 1957.

### From the 1960s to the 1980s

In 1964, Khrushchev was deposed and Brezhnev came to power. Russia and the Soviet Union were under his rule. Brezhnev died in 1982 and Mikhail's rule ended. In March 1985, Gorbachev introduced major reforms of the Soviet Union.

On April 12, 1978, the new Russian constitution was signed.

### the first part

On May 29, 1990 Boris Yeltsin became the third president of Russia. On June 12, 1990, the Soviet Union declared its independence from Russia and went to war against Russia, the Soviet Union, Vietnam, and other countries.

Presidential elections in Russia were held on March 17, 1991. Yeltsin became president on May 12.

From 1921 to 1991 the Soviet Union was established in England. In August 1991, Yeltsin supported Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Moscow. British President Mikhail Gorbachev is in the Russian capital. On November 6, the governments of Russia, the Soviet Union, and the Chinese Soviet Union banned it. , Russia is in first place.

On December 8, 1991, Ukrainian President Kravchuk and Belarusian President Yeltsin signed an agreement on the establishment of an independent state in Piskal, near Brest. Protecting Russia's future 14. Open map The government has rights and political powers, but guarantees. Human rights, freedom of association and assembly, "freedom of the press, freedom of expression, freedom of love, freedom of the people". On December 12, the Supreme Court decided by 188 votes (6 to 7) that the 1978 law provided ownership of trap "parliamentary powers". 38 This Russian law was not used in the Soviet Union and was later corrected. The Soviet Union replaced all Russian laws. Russia has replaced the Soviet Union as a developing country.

President Yeltsin visited the United States on December 24. The Secretary-General of the United Nations announced that Russia was a member state of the Soviet Union in all regions of the United Nations (the European representative in the Council of the Soviet Union). Russia assumed all rights and obligations of the Soviet Union. In the United States, this includes economic sanctions and support for nuclear weapons. 19-25 (exhibition, etc.). The Soviet Union took similar steps after Gorbachev resigned in February. That same year, "Black" Yeltsin became president, but was assassinated overnight while raising the Soviet flag. A day after the collapse of the Soviet Union. This article was published in (Raskai Gazeta) on January 6, 1992 under Schedule 1 of the Media Rights Act 1992.

The Russian Duma approved the new Constitution of the Russian Federation on April 21, 1992, and the 1992 Constitution on May 16, 1992.