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Autonomous republics of the Soviet Union

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A number of nations had theoretical autonomy within the main Soviet republics and were called Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republics, or ASSRs.

Their number and status changed over time. At the dissolution of the Soviet Union they were the following:

Within the Russian SFSR

Within the Georgian SSR

Within the Azerbaijan SSR

Within the Uzbek SSR

Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republics that had existed at a time, but whose status was different at the dissolution of the Soviet Union were:

Within the Russian SFSR

Within the Ukrainian SSR

Gorno-Altai Autonomous Oblast was promoted to ASSR status in 1991, in the last years of the Soviet Union, and maintains Republic status in Russia as the Altai Republic.

Autonomous Republics of the Soviet Union
Image:State Coat of Arms of the USSR (1958-1991 version) transparent background.png Abkhaz ASSR | Adjar ASSR | Bashkir ASSR | Buryat ASSR | Chechen-Ingush ASSR | Chuvash ASSR | Crimean ASSR |
Dagestan ASSR | Kabardin ASSR | Kabardino-Balkar ASSR | Kalmyk ASSR | Karakalpak ASSR | Karelian ASSR | Kazakh ASSR |
Komi ASSR | Kyrgyz ASSR | Mari ASSR | Moldavian ASSR | Mordovian ASSR | Nakhichevan ASSR | North Ossetian ASSR |
Tatar ASSR | Turkestan ASSR | Tuva ASSR | Udmurt ASSR | Volga German ASSR | Yakut ASSR
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eo:Aŭtonomaj respublikoj de Sovetio nl:Autonome Socialistische Sovjetrepubliek zh:苏联自治共和国

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