USSR Parliament

Worldwide Guide to Women in Leadership
Parliament of Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1917-92 (female suffrage 1917)

Also see USSR Ministers

1917-18 Member of the Presidium of the 4th Extraordinary Soviet Congress
1920-21 Member of the Executive Committee of the 8th and 9th All-Russian Soviet Congress Aleksandra Nikolaevna Kollontaj
In 1917 Peoples' Commissioner of Social Affairs, 1923-24, 1927-30 Ambassador to Norway, 1926-27 to Mexico, 1930-40 to Sweden.

1955-74 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet Yadgar Nariddnova
1970-74 Chairperson of the Federal Council
President of a Uzbekistan 1955-70

1958-66 Vice-Chairperson of the Federal Council Kulpina Konduchalova

circa 1958-66 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme CouncilV. E. Fydorova

1962-66 Vice-Chairperson Nina V. Popova

1962-66 Vice-Chairperson of the Federal Council Sakina Begmantova
In 1966-80 Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kyrgyzstan

1962-66 Vice-Chairperson of the Supreme Soviet D.P. Smirnova

1962-66 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council Zoya P. Pukova

1966-70 Vice-Chairperson of the Supreme Soviet Anna Karatnia

1966-70 Vice-Chairperson of the Supreme Soviet Anna Nutetegrienë
Chairperson of the Chutoka National Area Executive Committee in Lithuania.

1970-74 Vice-Chairperson of the Union Council S.M. Gasanova

1970-74 Member of the Presidium of the Union Council N.P. Bekhtereva

1970-74 Vice-Chairperson of the Council of Nationalities U.K. Rysman

1970-74 Member of the Presidium of the Council of Nationalities L.P. Lykova
Deputy Premier Minister of Russia

1970-circa 89 Vice-Chairperson of the Union Council Aleksandra L. Dovidchik

1974-circa 84 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council Lina Grigorevvna Tynel

1974-91 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council Valentina Vladimirovna Nikolayeva-Tereshkova
Astronaut, first woman in space, 1962-89 Member of the Supreme Soviet, and 1989-91 of the People’s Chamber

1974-89 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council N.A. Noroselova

1974-79 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council Z.A. Rukova

1979-91 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council R.A. Gavrilova

Circa 1982 Vice-Chairperson of the Union Council Zinaida Petrovna Yaroshevic

Circa 1982 Vice-Chairperson of the Council of Nationalities N.M. Donenbayeva

1984-91 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council N.N. Ryzhova

1985-90 Vice-Chairperson of the Supreme Soviet Tatyana G. Ivanova

1989 Vice-Chairperson of the Supreme Soviet Elyra Kaifora
1990-91 Vice-Chairperson
of the Supreme Soviet
President of Azerbaijdan 1990-91 and later President of its Parliament

1989-90 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council and Vice-chairperson of the Union Council Bayan S. Iskarova

1989-90 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council Soniyabibi Kh. Minkhabatova

1989-90 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council Valentina Klibika
1990-91 Vice-Chairperson of the Council of Nationalities
President of the Supreme Soviet of Estonia
1970-89.

1989-90 Member of the Presidium of the Chamber of People’s Deputies Pyista A. Azibekova

1989-91 Member of the Presidium of the Chamber of People’s Deputies Zeynab G. Kurashvili

1989-90 Member of the Presidium of the Chamber of People’s Deputies Svetlana Rotar

1989-91 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet Valentina Ivanovna Matviyenko
Member of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and Chairperson of the Committee of Women’s, Family and Children’s Issues and Member of the Presidium 1989-91, Soviet Ambassador to Malta 1991 and 1994-97 and to Greece 1997-98 for Russia. Former head of the Foreign Ministry’s Department in charge of relations with Russian Regions and since 1998 Deputy Premier Minister in charge of Social Policy. (b. 1949)

1990-91 Member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council Marina Rakhmonova

1990-91 Vice-Chairperson Roza Bazarova
President of Turkmenistan 1990-91

(1992-circa 2000 "Chairperson of the 16th Extraordinary People’s Congress of the USSR" Sazhi Zajndinovna Umalatova")
She was member of a group of the Communist Party which claimed that the USSR still existed.

 

Last update 01.01.06