Council of Ministers of the USSR
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The Council of Ministers of the USSR ( Ukrainian Рада Міністрів УРСР ) was the highest executive and administrative body of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic between 1946 and 1991 . The Council of Ministers released the since the existence of the Soviet Union existing Council of Ministers of the USSR ( Ради народних комісарів УРСР ab) as the highest organ of the state and the independence of was himself, after obtaining Ukraine in 1991, by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine replaced.
Councils of Ministers of the USSR
- 1944–1947 Khrushchev government
- 1947–1954 Second Korotchenko government
- 1954–1957 First Kaltschenko government
- 1957–1961 Second Kaltschenko government
- 1961-1963 First government Schtscherbyzkyj
- 1963-1965 Government Kasanez
- 1965-1972 Second Government Schtscherbyzkyj
- 1972–1987 Lyashko government
- 1987–1990 Massol government
- 1990–1991 Fokin government
Individual evidence
- ↑ Council of Ministers , accessed December 19, 2015
- ↑ Governments of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic on the website of the Council of Ministers of Ukraine , accessed on February 5, 2015
Yevgenia Bosch (1917–1918) | Mykola Skrypnyk (1918) | Heorhiy Pyatakov (1918-1919) | Chrystyjan Rakowskyj (1919–1923) | Vlas Tschubar (1923–1934) | Panas Lyubchenko (1934–1937) | Mychajlo Bondarenko (1937) | Mykola Martschak ( acting 1937–1938) | Demjan Korottschenko (1938–1939) | Leonid Kornijez (1939–1944) | Nikita Khrushchev (1944–1947) | Demjan Korottschenko (1947–1954) | Nykyfor Kaltschenko (1954–1961) | Volodymyr Shcherbyzkyi (1961–1963) | Ivan Kazanets (1963–1965) | Volodymyr Shcherbyzkyj (1965–1972) | Oleksandr Lyaschko (1972–1987) | Vitaly Massol (1987–1990) | Witold Fokin (1990-1991)