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Which former Soviet Socialist Republic has its capital at Minsk?
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Which former soviet republic is centered on the baltic port of Riga?
The Latvian Socialist Soviet Republic.
What former Soviet Socialist Republic contains the oil city of Baku and its people have ethnic affinities with Iran?
Baku was the capital of the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic. As for the ethnic affinity, the Azerbaijanis are nearer to the Medes, the Persians than (the Iranians).
Former soviet socialist republic who has ethnic affinities with Iran?
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Belarus
What former soviet socialist republic with its capital at mensk is also called white russia and is still strongly linked to moscow?
Belarus
What is the former soviet socialist republic that contains the oil city baku?
Baku (known for its large petroleum deposits) is the capital city of the Republic of AZERBAIJAN.
What former Soviet Socialist Republic was called White Russia?
Belarus
Which former soviet socialist republic lies on the black sea northeast of Turkey?
Causasus Republic
What nation north of Iran has the capital city Ashgabat?
It is the capital of Turkmenistan. (transliterated from Russian, the spelling is Ashkhabad).
The former Soviet Socialist Republic on the Black Sea containing the birthplace of Stalin is?
Georgia
What is the former Soviet republic whose capital is Yerevan?
Armenia
What year did the Communist change the name of Russia to USSR?
In 1922, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was formed as a merging of the following existing countries:Russian Soviet Federative Socialist RepublicTranscaucasian Socialist Federative Soviet RepublicUkrainian Soviet Socialist RepublicByelorussian Soviet Socialist RepublicThe Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic was formed in 1917, after the October Revolution, from most of the former Russian Republic, formerly known as the Russian Empire.
