Presidium of the Supreme Soviet
The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet was the key executive organ of the Soviet legislature, managing state affairs and enacting policies between sessions of the full assembly. Authored by Lambert M. Surhone, this book examines its structure, functions, and central role in the USSR's political framework, shedding light on Soviet governance mechanisms.
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The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet served as the executive authority in the Soviet Union, acting on behalf of the full Supreme Soviet between its sessions.
Established under the 1936 Soviet Constitution, it handled legislative and administrative functions, including issuing decrees and overseeing state affairs.
This work by Lambert M. Surhone provides an overview of its composition, powers, and historical significance in the Soviet political system.
Understanding the Presidium offers insights into the centralized governance that defined the USSR's operations during its existence.
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