USSR

USSR
Soviet
Soviet Union
Sovok, if it's a joke or a mockery
Comrade Soviet Union for its people

He was tall for his age, and for a while he dressed the way his father wanted him to, but after the turning point when he overthrew the Russian Empire, he started wearing what he wanted. White shirts, a red tie, and his own emblem (a hammer and sickle).

A tall Russian with a red body and slightly darker hair, one blue eye and the other yellow, hidden under a black bandage with a hammer and sickle on it. His hair is gray due to age and frequent stress.
In cold weather, he wears a hat with a star, boots, and a warm coat.
He may also wear a tunic or uniform from the 1940s.
In hot weather, he prefers light shirts or tank tops.

The father of the Soviet Union was very strict, trying to instill religion and monarchy as a form of government.
Too much strictness, reproaches, no right to choose, and seeing how the monarchy was devouring ordinary people, he took a desperate step - killing his own father, after which, on December 30, 1922, he became a ruler at an early age.

The Russian Empire (abbreviated as RE) is a father who was killed in childhood.
Has 15 children.

1. The RSFSR (Russia) is the eldest son, whom he loves very much and he is the main heir.
2. The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (USSR) is now Ukraine. Slightly younger than Russia.
3. Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic (Uzbek SSR) — now Uzbekistan
4. The Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic (Kazakh SSR) is now Kazakhstan. younger than Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus.
5. The Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic (BSSR) is now Belarus. The eldest daughter, younger than Russia and Ukraine.
6. The Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic (Azerbaijan SSR) is now Azerbaijan
7. The Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic (Georgian SSR) is now Georgia
8. The Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic (Tajik SSR) is now Tajikistan
9. The Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic (Moldavian SSR) is now Moldova
10. Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic (Kirghiz SSR) – now Kirghizia
11. Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic (Lithuanian SSR) – now Lithuania
12. Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic (Turkmen SSR) – now Turkmenistan
13. Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic (Armenian SSR) – now Armenia
14. Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic (Latvian SSR) – now Latvia
15. The Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic (Estonian SSR) is now Estonia.
    Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are the youngest children.

He's strong, strict, but gentle when needed. He'd kill for his family and give up everything for them.
He can cook, shoot, sew, knit, command, play the piano and guitar, sing at an amateur level, and improvise well, although he prefers precision.
He manages to rule the country and raise his children.
He smokes and drinks to numb his fatigue and pain.
He speaks multiple languages.

In short:
1.USA - During the Second World War and the Great Patriotic War, supporting relations, but for America, a simple benefit, hesitated before choosing who to support
2. Great Britain - the father of the USA, distrust, but a forced alliance against a common enemy - Nazi Germany.
3. Nazi Germany, the Third Reich - as children, they were strong friends, helped each other, this continued until the Reich started an unexpected war, breaking the peace contract. The Union felt betrayed and did not understand what had come over his friend, trying to find out.
More detailed:

1. The period before the Second World War (1920-1930s)
   · Enmity and isolation ("Capitalist encirclement"): The young Soviet state was perceived by the West as a threat, and it itself proclaimed a course for world revolution. Relations were tense, diplomatic ties were established slowly.
   · Attempts at cooperation: In the late 1920s and 1930s, the USSR sought to break out of its isolation through economic cooperation (such as purchasing technology from the United States and Germany) and participation in international organizations (such as joining the League of Nations in 1934).
   · The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact (1939): A short-lived alliance with Nazi Germany that allowed the USSR to delay the outbreak of war
2. World War II (1939-1945)
   · The Great Alliance (the Anti-Hitler Coalition): After the German attack in 1941, the USSR became a key ally of the UK and the USA. Joint conferences (Tehran, Yalta, Potsdam) were held, and Lend-Lease aid was provided. This was the peak of cooperation with the Western powers.
   Relations with the West (the United States and its NATO allies)
   The Cold War (1946-1991)
   · The Arms Race: An unprecedented rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union in the development of nuclear weapons, missiles, and conventional armaments. The threat of mutually assured destruction deterred both sides from engaging in direct conflict.