Soviet Union

Soviet Union
The Soviet Union after World War II
Abbreviation	USSR
Motto	Workers of the world, unite!
Formation	30 December 1922
Extinction	26 December 1991
Headquarters	Moscow
Leader	Soviet Union/Premier
Type	nation state
Interest of	Bilderberg/1991, Bilderberg/1992, Bilderberg/1993, Arnold Horelick, Annie Kriegel, Ernst Kux, Wolfgang Leonhard, Philip Mosely, Raymond Rocca, Leonard Schapiro, Antony Sutton, Helene Carrere d'Encausse
Subpage	•Soviet Union/Premier

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, abbreviated to USSR or the Soviet Union, was a nominally socialist nation state on the Eurasian continent that existed between 1922 and 1991 with Moscow as its capital. The separate Soviet Republics gradually became independent, meaning that the successor nation state, Russia is somewhat smaller in size.

Cold War

The USSR was referred to as a 'superpower', often portrayed as locked in ideological and military competition with the other nation state to which that epithet was applied, the United States. Both were the leading producers of weapons of mass destruction.

 

Events carried out

Event	Description
Holodomor	The Holodomor was a genocide according to many countries and a deliberately orchestrated famine that from 1932 to 1933 killed up to 10 million Ukrainians. Making it the largest genocide in history.
Shelling of Mainila	A false flag used to launch the Winter War.

 

Related Quotation

Page	Quote	Date
Eastern Europe	“The great risk is that of explosion. Prediction is notoriously difficult, and in Eastern Europe more than anywhere. But on a sober assessment one can see a serious possibility of some kind of an explosion of popular discontent in four out of the six East European states over the next few years: Romania, Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia. (Some analysts would add the GDR). No one can predict what course such an explosion would take, nor how the Soviet Union would react to it. A direct military intervention could spell the end of 'perestroika' not just in the country concerned but in the Soviet Union itself.”	1989

 

Event

Event	Description
Korean Air Lines Flight 007	1983 plane shootdown that killed Larry McDonald, who was interested in investigating the Trilateral Commission.

 

Groups Headquartered Here

A Group Headquartered Here
NKVD
Warsaw Pact

 

Citizens of Soviet Union on Wikispooks

Title	Born	Died	Description
Mikhail Barsukov	8 November 1947
Lavrenty Beria	29 March 1899	23 December 1953
Nikita Khrushchev	15 April 1894	11 September 1971
Alexander Litvinenko	30 August 1962	23 November 2006	An exiled Russian spook turned whistleblower who died of polonium poisoning in London.
Arkady Shevchenko	11 October 1930	28 February 1998
Josef Stalin	18 December 1878	5 March 1953
Ingrid Rimland Zundel	22 May 1936	12 October 2017

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