Kabardino-Balkar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic

The Kabardino- Balkar ASSR (Russian Кабардино - Балкарская АССР; Kabardino- Balkar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic) was an autonomous Soviet republic in the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic ( RSFSR ) within the Soviet Union. Capital was Nalchik. The 12,500 -square-mile region located on the north side of the Caucasus. It is inhabited by about 900,000 people. Coal, iron, tungsten and lead are mined. 1919, the area became an autonomous Soviet republic in the Soviet Union. In April 1944, the Balkar were accused by the Soviet authorities of collaborating with the Germans. The Kabardino- Balkar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic was renamed in Kabardian ASSR. With the rehabilitation of the Balkar 1957, the old name came into use again. Since 1991, the Republic of Kabardino -Balkaria is part of Russia.

Azerbaijan SSR: Nakhichevan ASSR

Georgian SSR: Abkhazian ASSR | Adscharische ASSR

Russian SFSR: Bashkir ASSR | Buryat ASSR | Dagestan ASSR | Yakut ASSR | Kalmyk ASSR | Karelian ASSR | ASSR of the Komi | ASSR of the Mari | Mordvinian ASSR | Nordossetische ASSR | Tatar ASSR | Checheno - Ingush ASSR | Chuvash ASSR | Tuvan ASSR | Udmurt ASSR

Mountain ASSR (1921-1924) | Kabardian ASSR (1944-1957) | Balkar ASSR Kabardino- (1919-1943; 1957-1991) | Kazakh ASSR (1925-1936) | Kyrgyz ASSR (1926-1936) | Turkestan ASSR ( 1918-1924) | ASSR of the Volga Germans (1924-1941)

Ukrainian SSR: the Crimean ASSR ( 1991, 1921 to 1945 in the RSFSR ) | Moldavian ASSR ( 1924-1940 )

Uzbek SSR: Karakalpakische ASSR | Tajik ASSR (1924-1929)

  • Kabardino -Balkaria
  • Russian SFSR
  • Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
  • (Autonomous ) Soviet Socialist Republic (Asia)
Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republics of the Soviet Union Caucasus Mountains Balkars Kabardin Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic Chechen–Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic Turkestan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
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