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Karelo-Finnish ASSR
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The Karelian ASSR (Russian : Карельская АССР ) was an autonomous republic of the Soviet Union . Its capital was Petrozavodsk (Petroskoi).
The first incarnation of the Karelian A.S.S.R. existed from 1923 until 1940. It was a territory within the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic .
From 1940 to 1956, territory annexed from Finland was incorporated with the previous Karelian Autonomous Republic to form the Karelo-Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic , which had the status of a union republic in the federal structure of the Soviet Union. Only about 10% of the population of this region was of Karelian or Finnish ethnic background.citation needed
On 16 July 1956, Karelia (sometimes spelled Carelia) was downgraded from a Union Republic to an A.S.S.R., and retroceded to the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic.
In Soviet Union , the status of Autonomous SSR was considered lower than the status of SSR, although nominally both stood for Soviet Socialist Republic .
Administration
Chairmen of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet
Aleksandr Vasilevich Shotman (June 25 , 1923 - 1924 )
Aleksandr Fyodorovich (December 1924 - May 1928 )
Nikolay Aleksandrovich Yushchyev (January 1929 - January 13 , 1934 )
Vasiliy Petrovich Averkyev (January 13 , 1934 - 1935 )
Nikolay Vasilyevich Arkhipov (February 1935 - November 1937 )
Mark Vasilyevich Gorbachev (November 1937 - March 31 , 1940 )
Pavel Stepanovich Prokkonen (July 16 , 1956 - July 18 , 1979 )
N. Kalinin (acting) (July 18 , 1979 - August 18 , 1979 )
Ivan Pavlovich Mankin (August 18 , 1979 - March 9 , 1984 )
N. Kalinin (acting) (March 9 , 1984 - April 18 , 1984 )
Ivan Ilyich Senkin (April 18 , 1984 - December 12 , 1985 )
V. Cheremovsky (acting) (December 12 , 1985 - January 21 , 1986 )
Kuzma Filippovich Filatov (January 21 , 1986 - December 27 , 1989 )
Viktor Nikolayevich Stepanov (December 27 , 1989 - April 18 , 1990 )
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