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• Academician Sakharov… — physicist, public figure, a federally significant Meme. Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, one of the creators of the first Soviet hydrogen bomb. He was exiled to Nizhny Novgorod.
• Alexander AnufrievThe following year, Anufryev again demonstrated his exceptional skill. At the USSR championship, the Avtozavodsky District athlete finished ahead of all his rivals in both long-distance …
• AmericaThe most likely adversary of the USSR from the mid-1940s onward, the most likely friend of the RF in the 1990s.
• Arkhangelsky Sergei Ivanovich… the agrarian history of the Nizhny Novgorod region, Doctor of Historical Sciences (1939), professor (1934), USSR (1946). One of the founders of the history faculties in Gorky, creator of the Nizhny Novgorod local-history …
• Arzamas-75In 1946, by USSR, KB-11 was established — a branch of Laboratory No. 2 of the USSR Academy of Sciences, which was engaged in …
• Bogolyubov Nikolai Nikolaevich… nonlinear mechanics, statistical physics, and quantum field theory. A native of Nizhny Novgorod, he became USSR (from 1953), twice Hero of Socialist Labour (1969, 1979), and an academician of the National Academy of …
• Borskiy Bridge… Rampart." Its aim was to simultaneously knock out the railway links connecting the western regions of the USSR with the Urals and Central Asia. To do this, large groups of saboteurs were to be dropped into the …
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• Dzerzhinsk… quarter of giant high-rise buildings (archive). Viewed from the air, they spell out the abbreviation USSR». The buildings that form the letter "С" in plan face both Petrishcheva Street and Budyonny Street, which …
• Dzerzhinsky City Committee of the VKP(b)… Novgorod (Gorky) Krai. The body exercised party leadership over the city during its emergence as a major USSR.
• Electromash PlantOn 28 August 1943, the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR passed a resolution granting the branch of the Dzerzhinsk plant named after Ya. M. Sverdlov the status of an …
• Evgeniy Evstigneev… Evstigneev (1926–1992) — outstanding Soviet and Russian stage and screen actor, People's Artist of the USSR (1983).
• Evgeny BelousovHe has been awarded State Prizes of the USSR and Russia and received government decorations, among them the Orders of Lenin, the Red Banner of Labour, …
• Fedorovsky… subsequently grew. N. M. Fedorovsky was elected a corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR and awarded the degree of Doctor of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences. He made many contributions to …
• Freedom Square… rallies and demonstrations. Trolleybuses were overturned here during the tobacco riots of the late USSR era; here the Militia (police) dispersed the Dissidents and members of the Limon Party. In December 2011, a …
• GAZ-13 ChaikaChaykas were allocated to leaders of union republics, ministers, USSR, academicians, directors of defense enterprises, and other high-ranking officials. The car's price remained …
• Galina Bystrova… pentathlon. Her first major victory came in 1956 in Moscow, at the First Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR. The favorite in the long jump was Galina Popova of Leningrad, the world record-holder. The day before, she …
• Gorkovskaya Kommuna (newspaper)… ran the headline «The question of building a bridge across the Oka has been resolved», reporting on USSR. The publication emphasized that the future bridge would rival America in beauty and elegance. The …
• Great Patriotic WarThe Great Patriotic War — the war between the USSR and Nazi Germany and its allies.
• Grigory RapotaGraduated from the Order of the Red Banner Institute of the KGB of the USSR.
• Igor Alekseevich Prodan… of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations (1993). He served as an officer in the Armed Forces of the USSR and in the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, with his service consistently connected to the …
• Ilya BogdeskoBogdesko was awarded the title of USSR. He was decorated with two Orders of the Red Banner of Labour. [2]
• Kalish German Georgievich… of reciprocating internal combustion engines, a Doctor of Technical Sciences, professor, laureate of the USSR, and founder of the scientific school of fuel-injection equipment and automatic regulation of internal …
• Kolobov… statutory term as a soldier in the forces of the Moscow Military District of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR, he entered the full-time (targeted) postgraduate program at GSU, which he completed with the successful …
• LeninVerses of the peoples of the USSR. "It's working." "Lenin died in Moscow. Why did he die?! He died! Died! But his eyes see, his brain works, …
• Leontiy (Ustinov)… in treatment at a Samara hospital until the end of 1923. In March 1924, an NKVD commission permitted him USSR, with the exception of Penza Governorate. [1]
• Lun (ekranoplan)… of testing the «KM», the design bureau amassed an extensive body of research that allowed it to fulfil the Soviet Navy's order for a Ekranoplan in a short timeframe. [2]
• Machine Tool FactoryDuring the USSR era, the plant's products won awards at international exhibitions. For instance, the 6N13PR machine received …
• MiG-25MiG-25, "Foxbat" — a Soviet single-seat supersonic high-altitude interceptor designed by the Mikoyan–Gurevich design bureau. Its maiden …
• Mikhail RabinovichIn 1991 he was elected a USSR. In 1992 he accepted an invitation from the Institute for Nonlinear Science at the University of …
• Monument to the Volga (GAZ-24)In its day it was one of the finest cars in the USSR. The patrol "Volga" covered many kilometres of Nizhny Novgorod's roads. In it, officers of the GAI carried …
• Navashinskiy DistrictAnd in 1935, for the first time not only in the USSR but in the world, a large-tonnage fully welded vessel was built — the oil barge Komsomolka Sudoplatova, with …
• Nikolai Astrov… Astrov ran over his allotted three minutes, and the Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR, Molotov, cut him off: "Enough, sit down!" But at that point Stalin rose from his seat, walked up to the …
• Nikolai MilovskiyAlongside his scientific career, he was involved in sports: he was a Master of Sport of the USSR in water polo and a member of the Russian Water Polo Federation. [2] As part of the RSFSR national team, he …
• Nizhny Novgorod (Gorky) KraiThe Nizhny Novgorod (Gorky) Kray was an administrative-territorial unit of the USSR, formed on January 14, 1929, by a decree of the Presidium of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee …
• Nizhny Novgorod Higher Antiaircraft Missile Command School… on October 15, 1951, and closed on April 1, 1999. For nearly half a century it trained officer personnel for USSR and the Russian Federation. [1]
• Nizhny Novgorod Hydroelectric StationIn the USSR, this was the project for the longest operating dam in the country.
• Nizhny Novgorod Prison in Yevgeny Chirikov's Novel "The Life of Tarkhanov"… time of publication on the *Otkryty Tekst* (*Open Text*) website, the portrait was held in the collection of USSR, conductor G. N. Rozhdestvensky. [1]
• Nizhny Novgorod Regional Committee
• Nizhny Novgorod Research Institute of Traumatology and OrthopedicsOn June 3, 1945, the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR issued Order No. 8618/RS on the organization, in a number of the country's cities — Gorky, Saratov, …
• Pochtovy Yashchik… cooperation with dozens of enterprises. Usually, at least in the Moscow suburbs and border regions of the USSR such as Crimea, Pochtovy Yashchiks were located outside cities. For the Nizhny Novgorod Region, such …
• PokrovkaBolshaya Pokrovskaya Street (in the Soviet period — Sverdlov Street) is one of the oldest streets in Nizhny Novgorod. The street, named after the Pokrovskaya …
• Portal:DocumentsPropiska is a state system of population migration control that developed in the USSR and still exists in a number of states on its former territory, including Russia, the principle of which …
• Residence RegistrationPropiska — a state system for controlling population migration, developed in the USSR and still in existence in a number of states on its former territory, including Russia, based on the …
• Sklyarov Ivan PetrovichAwarded the Order of Courage (1995), state awards of the USSR and Russia, and the Russian Orthodox Church orders of St. Vladimir (1997) and St. Prince Daniil of Moscow, …
• Soviet Power… of the Soviets, colloquially Sofya Vlasyevna, Sovok, Sove t skaya Vlast — the dominant form of rule in the USSR. Predecessor of the modern Russian party United Russia".
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• StagnationStagnation, the Era of Stagnation — the designation for a period in the history of the USSR spanning just over two decades, from the moment L. I. Brezhnev came to power (1964) to the 27th Congress of …
• Stalinist Price CutsWestern investors, whose concession enterprises in the USSR — established during the NEP era — had been expropriated by every means fair and foul since the late 1920s, …
• TV TowerYet it turned out that the country that was the first to use satellite transmission of video images — during the filming of the far side of the …
• The Chkalov Staircase… embankment. However, it turned out that the Chkalov Staircase was one of the most expensive projects in the USSR — 7 million 760 thousand rubles. Alexander Shulpin was accused of squandering public money, removed from his …
• Trolleybus Depot No. 3… on 28 February 2009 was published in a photo gallery of urban passenger electric transport from the former USSR and used as an illustration in materials on the Nizhny Novgorod trolleybus system. [1] The vehicle belonged …
• Urban-type settlementUrban-type settlement (UTS) — a type of settlement established during the USSR era. In terms of population, it occupies an intermediate position between a city and a village.
• Valery Chkalov… Institute, came to see him at the plant. He proposed that Chkalov organize a record-breaking flight from the USSR to the USA over the North Pole and lead the aircraft's crew. Chkalov had dreamed of long-distance flights …
• Varnavinskiy DistrictOn January 20, 1918, Soviet Power was established in Varnavin Uyezd, and from 1922 Varnavin Uyezd became part of Nizhny Novgorod Region. …
• Viktor Illarionov… defended his candidate's dissertation, "Fossil Man in the Historiography of the Paleolithic of the USSR "; he published a monograph with a local press and set to work on his doctoral dissertation. The Paleolithic …
• Vitaly Lazarevich Ginzburg… Alexander Andronov invited the 29-year-old research associate of the Lebedev Physical Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences — a doctor of physical and mathematical sciences — to take up a teaching post at the …
• Volga–Don Canal… after the end of the Battle of Stalingrad. In February 1948, after the Council of Ministers of the USSR approved the scheme for the Volga-Don complex, large-scale earthworks began. [1] Construction was led by the …
• Yacht Ride… closed because the cost of maintaining it exceeded the profit from trading operations. Interestingly, in the USSR in the 1930s there was an attempt to revive the Nizhny Novgorod Yarmarka, but few merchants turned up who …
• Yuri Bespalov… who worked for more than half a century in Gorky–Nizhny Novgorod television. He was a member of the Union of Cinematographers of the USSR, a member of the Union of Journalists of the USSR, an academician of the Nika Academy of Cinematographic …

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