What man founded the Soviet Union?

Answer 1

Vladimir Lenin, a Communist, overthrew the government of the Russian Empire in 1917 with a rebellion. A war followed; it lasted five years. In 1922, Lenin officially set up the government in Moscow and coined the term "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics."

Answer 2

The two main men sho formed the Soviet Union were vladimir lenin and leon trotsky

Iozjik: Creators of Soviet Union was Vladimir Lenin, leader of Russia and Iosif Stalin, who was in charge of national politics and relations with other republics.

Answer 3

The Treaty of the Soviet Union created the USSR when the new Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic joined with Ukraine, Belorussia and the Transcaucasus Federation (Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan) in December 1922.

Answer 4

Vladimir Lenin made the Soviet Union by having Russia enter into the Treaty of the Soviet Union with Ukraine, Belorussia and the Transcaucasus Federation (Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan) in December 1922.

Subsequently, other countries joined the USSR as additional republics.

Answer 5

Lenin is generally regarded as the founder of the Soviet Union. It emerged from the Russian Revolution and the civil war of 1918-21 that followed.

Answer 6

Lenin

Yes, Vladimir Lenin was the one to create the idea of the Soviet Union, but it was actually Joseph Stalin who made the idea a reality.

Answer 7

Vladimir Lenin.

Answer 8

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