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The 16 pages that link to Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, each with the reason it gives.

• Ukrainian Soviet Socialist RepublicRelated: Its political and economic predominance contrasted with the Ukrainian SSR’s formally equal union status.

• LeninismBroader topic: It was the first state governed by Lenin’s Bolshevik party.

• RussiaRelated: Its institutions and borders provided the foundation for Russia after the Soviet Union dissolved.

• Russian FederationNarrower topic: The federation inherited the territory and many institutions of this Soviet republic.

• Petrograd SovietRelated: It institutionalized Soviet rule after the revolutionary councils’ rise to power.

• Republics of RussiaRelated: Its autonomous republics supplied institutional precedents for several present-day republics.

• First Republic of ArmeniaCompared with: Its expanding power replaced the republic’s independence with Soviet authority.

• Transcaucasian Democratic Federative RepublicCompared with: Its expanding power offered a rival political order to the short-lived federation.

• Komi RepublicNarrower topic: The Komi ASSR existed as an autonomous republic within it.

• UdmurtiaRelated: Udmurtia’s Soviet predecessor territories were established within the Russian republic.

• ChuvashiaRelated: Chuvashia’s Soviet-era autonomy existed within this republic.

• Anti-capitalismBroader topic: Its government attempted to replace capitalist ownership with centralized state control of production.

• Mari ElNarrower topic: Mari El’s Soviet autonomous units belonged to this republic.

• 1991 Soviet coup attemptBroader topic: Its government, led by Yeltsin, gained authority as Soviet institutions lost control.

• Flag of RussiaRelated: Its changing red flags marked the period when the tricolor was not the state flag.

• Law of RussiaRelated: Its institutions and laws provided the immediate framework for the post-Soviet transition.