Russia's supreme power and administrative bodies and administrative councils

Name: Russia's supreme power and administrative bodies and administrative councils
Author: Cordoliani,A, Karabaş,Mehmet Fazıl

Title	Russia's supreme power and administrative bodies and administrative councils
Author	Cordoliani,A, Karabaş,Mehmet Fazıl
Type	Book
Language	Turkish
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	University of Delaware
Record ID	cdi_idealonline_journals_IDEAL_134932
Library Location	Turkish Administration Journal, 1949, Vol.20 (199), p.135-147
Notes	Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; It is a federation consisting of 16 republics called Soviet Federated Republics. This Federation has its own organs of public power and public administrations acting within the rights granted by the Federated Republics. Each of these consists of several administrative and incidental units, and these have public power bodies and administrations that operate within the boundaries of their duties. These duties are determined by the Constitutions of the various republics and are not the same everywhere. The main law that constitutes the first level of the Federal Soviet State; The Constitution of 1936 established universal, equal, direct and secret voting in elections.

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Russia's supreme power and administrative bodies and administrative councils

Author Cordoliani,A, Karabaş,Mehmet Fazıl

Type Book

Language Turkish

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library University of Delaware

Record ID cdi_idealonline_journals_IDEAL_134932

Library Location Turkish Administration Journal, 1949, Vol.20 (199), p.135-147

Notes Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; It is a federation consisting of 16 republics called Soviet Federated Republics. This Federation has its own organs of public power and public administrations acting within the rights granted by the Federated Republics. Each of these consists of several administrative and incidental units, and these have public power bodies and administrations that operate within the boundaries of their duties. These duties are determined by the Constitutions of the various republics and are not the same everywhere. The main law that constitutes the first level of the Federal Soviet State; The Constitution of 1936 established universal, equal, direct and secret voting in elections.