Unione Sovietica (Soviet Union)
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L'Unione delle Repubbliche Socialiste Sovietiche, acronimo URSS e in forma abbreviata Unione Sovietica, fu uno Stato federale che si estendeva tra Europa orientale e Asia settentrionale, sorto il 30 dicembre 1922 sulle ceneri dell'Impero russo. Wikipedia
Anno di fondazione: 30 dicembre 1922
Area: 8.650.000 mi²
Nascita: 30 dicembre 1922 con Lenin
Fine: 26 dicembre 1991 con Michail Gorbačëv
Popolazione: 294 147 579 abitanti nel 1991
Governo: Totalitarismo, Dittatura, Stato socialista e altri ancora
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