Soviet (disambiguation)

Soviet (disambiguation)

Soviet is a word in the Russian language meaning both "advice" or "counsel" and "council" (a group of advisors). Literally it can be translated as "co-voice" ("symphony"). It may also refer to:
*The Soviet Union or anything related to the Soviet Union, including:
**Any of the republics of the Soviet Union
*Soviet (council), a council, or more specifically a worker's council
**Specific councils in Russian history:
***The State Council of Imperial Russia, 1810–1917
***The St. Petersburg Soviet (1905)
***The Petrograd Soviet (1917)
***The Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union
***The State Council of the Russian Federation, since 2000

ee also

*Soviet Republic disambiguation page
*Sovetsky, Sovetskaya, something named after the Soviet Union
*Sovetsk


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