URS: Porovnání verzí

Verze z 6. 4. 2012, 10:20

Soviet Union

Soviet Union was a constitutionally socialist state that existed in between 1951 (sport) and 1991.
It was constitute by 15 republics.
Soviets were sometimes called Russians what was wrong and proof of the fact that author had no idea what was he talking about.

Ex-Soviet Republic	Language	Writing system	Ethnic	Religion	% of Russians
Russia
Kazakhstan	Kazakh	Cyrillic	Turkic	Islam	25% (4 500 000)
Latvia	Latvia	Latin	Baltic	Christianity*	25% (550 000)
Estonia	Estonian	Latin	Uralic	Irreligion	25% (350 000)
Ukraine	Ukrainian	Cyrillic	Slavic	Orthodox Church	20% (9 000 000)
Belarus	Belarus	Cyrillic	Slavic	Orthodox Church	10% (900 000)
Kyrgyzstan	Kyrgyz	Cyrillic	Turkic	Islam	10% (550 000)
Moldova	Romanian	Latin	Romance	Orthodox Church	10% (300 000)
Uzbekistan	Uzbek	Latin	Turkic	Islam	5% (1 500 000)
Turkmenistan	Turkmen	Latin	Turkic	Islam	5% (250 000)
Lithuanian	Lithuanian	Latin	Baltic	Catholic Church	5% (150 000)
Azerbaijan	Azerbaijani	Latin	Turkic	Irreligion	1% (90 000)
Tajikistan	Tajic / Persian	Cyrillic / Arabic	Persian	Islam	1% (80 000)
Georgia	Georgian	Georgian	Caucasian	Orthodox Church	1% (50 000)
Armenia	Armenian	Armenian	Caucasian	Orthodox Church	1% (30 000)

1951-1991	1992	1993-xxx
Soviet Union	Commonwealth of Independent States Lithuanian Latvia Estonia	Russia Kazakhstan Ukraine Turkmenistan Uzbekistan Belarus Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan Azerbaijan Georgia Lithuanian Latvia Estonia Moldova Armenia

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 | {{LTU}} [[LTU|Lithuanian]] || Lithuanian || Latin || Baltic || Catholic Church || 5% (150 000)
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+| {{AZE}} [[AZE|Azerbaijan]] || Azerbaijani || Latin || Turkic || Irreligion || 1% (90 000)
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 | {{TJK}} [[TJK|Tajikistan]] || Tajic / Persian || Cyrillic / Arabic || Persian || Islam || 1% (80 000)
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-| {{AZE}} [[AZE|Azerbaijan]] || Azerbaijani || Latin || Turkic || Irreligion || 1% (90 000)
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 | {{GEO}} [[GEO|Georgia]] || Georgian || Georgian || Caucasian || Orthodox Church || 1% (50 000)