List of ministries of the Soviet Union

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AgencyEstablishedDisestablishedLifespanFirst headLast head
Tractors and Agricultural Machines 2 October 196519 October 198823 years, 17 days
Agriculture 8 December 192918 November 198555 years, 345 days
Agriculture and Food 2 March 199128 August 1991179 days
Agriculture and Procurement 15 March 195321 November 1953251 days
Animal Husbandry 26 March 19464 February 1947315 days
Armaments 8 December 19366 March 195316 years, 88 days
Assembly and Special Construction Works 2 October 196526 November 199126 years, 55 days Fuad Jakubowski Alexander Mikhalchenko
Armed Forces 25 February 194625 February 19504 years, 0 days Joseph Stalin Aleksandr Vasilevsky
Atomic Energy and Industry 17 July 198926 November 19912 years, 132 days
Atomic Energy 9 September 198617 July 19892 years, 38 days
Automobile and Agricultural Machinery 2 December 198826 November 19912 years, 359 days
Automobile Industry 2 October 19652 October 198823 years, 0 days
19 April 195410 May 19572 years, 91 days
17 February 194615 March 19537 years, 26 days
Automobile and Road Transport 19 March 195331 May 19563 years, 73 days
Aviation Industry 2 October 196524 August 199125 years, 326 days
11 January 193914 December 195718 years, 337 days
Grain Products 26 July 197417 July 198914 years, 356 days Grigori Zolotukhin Aleksandr Budyka
Procurement of Agricultural Products 21 November 195326 October 19584 years, 341 days Leonid Kornijec Leonid Kornijec
15 January 193815 March 195315 years, 59 days Mikhail Popov Panteleimon Ponomarenko
Chemical and Oil Refining Industry 17 July 198924 September 19901 year, 69 days Nikolai Lemayev Nikolai Lemayev
Oil Processing & Petrochemical Industry 2 October 196517 July 198923 years, 288 days Viktor Fjodorov Nikolai Lemayev
Chemical Industry 2 October 196517 July 198923 years, 288 days Leonid Kostandov Juri Bespalov
24 January 19399 June 195819 years, 136 days Mikhail Denisov Sergei Tikhomirov
Building of Military and Naval Enterprises 19 March 19469 March 19493 years, 49 days Semjon Ginsburg Nikolai Dygai
Building Materials Industry 2 October 196517 July 198923 years, 288 days Ivan Grishmanov Sergei Voyenushkin
24 January 19394 July 195718 years, 161 days Leonid Sosnin Lazar Kaganovich
Cellulose and Paper Industry 3 July 196830 October 198012 years, 141 days Konstantin Galantshin Konstantin Galantshin
Civil Aviation 28 July 196426 November 199127 years, 121 days Yevgeni Loginov Boris Panjukov
Coal Industry 2 October 196526 November 199126 years, 55 days Boris Bratshenko Mikhail Shchadov
28 December 19482 March 19578 years, 133 days Aleksandr Zasyadko Aleksandr Zademidko
12 October 193919 January 19466 years, 99 days Vasili Vakhrushev Vasili Vakhrushev
Communication Equipment Industry 11 April 197417 July 198915 years, 97 days Erien Pervyshin Erien Pervyshin
Communications 6 July 192326 November 199168 years, 172 days Valerian Dovgalevsky Gennady Kudryavtsev
Communications Industry 28 June 19465 March 19536 years, 250 days Ivan Zubovich Gennady Aleksenko
Construction and Road-Machine Building 2 October 196517 July 198923 years, 288 days Jefim Novosjelov Jevgeni Varnachev
19 April 195410 May 19573 years, 21 days Jefim Novosjelov Jefim Novosjelov
17 February 19465 March 19537 years, 16 days Konstantin Sokolov Semjon Fomin
Construction 21 February 19672 September 198619 years, 193 days Georgi Karavajev Vladimir Reshetilov
15 March 195310 May 19574 years, 56 days Nikolai Dygai Nikolai Dygai
16 June 193919 January 19466 years, 217 days Semjon Ginzburg Semjon Ginzburg
Construction in the Eastern Regions 2 September 198617 July 19892 years, 318 days Aleksandr Babenko Aleksandr Babenko
Construction in Far East and Transbaikal Regions 19 January 19462 September 19866 years, 258 days Sergei Bashilov Aleksandr Babenko
Construction in the Northern and Western Regions 2 September 198617 July 19892 years, 318 days Vladimir Reshetilov Vladimir Reshetilov
Construction in the Southern Regions 2 September 198617 July 19892 years, 318 days Arkadi Shchepetilnikov Arkadi Shchepetilnikov
Construction in the Urals and West Sibirian Regions 2 September 198617 July 19892 years, 318 days Sergei Bashilov Sergei Bashilov
Construction of Coal Industry 6 April 195510 May 19572 years, 34 days Leonid Melnikov Leonid Melnikov
Construction of Fuel Industry 16 January 194628 December 19482 years, 344 days Nikolai Zademidko Nikolai Zademidko
Construction of Heavy Industry 21 February 19672 September 198619 years, 193 days Nikolai Goldin Sergei Bashilov
16 January 194615 March 19537 years, 55 days Pavel Yudin David Raizer
Construction of Industrial Plants 19 January 194615 March 194615 years, 97 days Semjon Ginzburg Semjon Ginzburg
Construction of Machine-Building Enterprises 9 March 194915 March 19534 years, 6 days Nikolai Dygai Nikolai Dygai
Construction of Metallurgical and Chemical Industry 19 April 19549 September 19573 years, 143 days David Raizer David Raizer
Construction of Power Plants 26 May 197527 September 198510 years, 124 days Viktor Krotov Vladimir Velichko
8 February 195510 May 19572 years, 91 days Fjodor Loginov Fjodor Loginov
Construction of Oil and Gas Industry 20 September 197226 November 199119 years, 85 days Mikhail Jevsejenko Boris Shcherbina
Construction of Oil Industry 10 February 195510 May 19572 years, 89 days Aleksei Kortunov Vladimir Chirskov
Construction of Tool-Machines 2 October 196527 September 198519 years, 360 days Anatoli Kostousov Boris Balmont
19 April 195410 May 19573 years, 21 days Anatoli Kostousov Anatoli Kostousov
16 January 194615 March 19537 years, 46 days Aleksandr Yefremov Anatoli Kostousov
Cotton Growing 5 April 195015 March 19532 years, 348 days Usman Yusupov Usman Yusupov
Culture 15 March 195327 November 1991 [1] 38 years, 257 days Panteleimon Ponomarenko Nikolai Gubenko
Defense 15 March 195326 December 199138 years, 286 days Nikolai Bulganin Yevgeny Shaposhnikov
20 April 193425 February 194611 years, 311 days Kliment Voroshilov Joseph Stalin
Defense Industry 2 October 196526 November 199126 years, 55 days Sergei Sverov Boris Belousov
6 March 195314 December 19574 years, 283 days Dmitry Ustinov Dmitry Ustinov
Economy and Forecasting 16 May 199126 December 1991224 days Vladimir Scherbakov Vladimir Scherbakov
Education 24 December 19668 March 198821 years, 75 days Mikhail Prokofiev Sergei Shcherbakov
Electrotechnical Industry 17 April 195410 May 19572 years, 266 days Ivan Skidanenko Ivan Kabanov
17 August 19408 March 198847 years, 204 days Vasili Bogatyrjev Ivan Kabanov
Electrical Engineering 2 October 196526 November 199126 years, 55 days Aleksei Antonov Oleg Anfimov
Electrical Equipment Industry 2 October 196526 November 199126 years, 55 days Aleksei Antonov Oleg Anfimov
Electrical Industry 2 October 196526 November 199126 years, 55 days Ivan Kabanov Dmitri Yefremov
Electronics Industry 2 October 196518 November 198520 years, 47 days Aleksandr Shokin Vladislav Kolesnikov
Energy and Electrification 25 April 196211 April 198421 years, 109 days Ignati Novikov Pjotr Neporozhny
Environment and Environmental Protection 20 March 199124 August 1991157 days Nikolai Vorontzov  [ ru ] Nikolai Vorontzov  [ ru ]
Stock Farming 26 March 19464 February 1947315 days Aleksei Kozlov Aleksei Kozlov
State Farms 4 February 194730 May 195710 years, 115 days Nikolai Skvorcov Ivan Benediktov
1 January 193111 November 194514 years, 314 days Tikhon Turkin Pavel Lobanov
Ferrous Metallurgy 2 October 196526 July 19748 years, 297 days Ivan Kazanetz Ivan Kazanetz
8 February 195410 May 19573 years, 91 days Anatoli Kuzmin Aleksandr Sherementjev
28 December 19506 March 19532 years, 68 days Ivan Tevosian Ivan Tevosian
24 January 193929 July 19489 years, 187 days Fjodor Merkulov Ivan Tevosian
Finance 6 July 192326 November 199168 years, 172 days Grigori Sokolnikov Vladimir Orlov
Fishing Economy 19 January 193915 March 19467 years, 55 days Polina Zhemtshuzhina Aleksandr Ishkov
Fishing Industry 2 October 196526 November 199126 years, 55 days Aleksandr Ishkov Nikolai Kotlyar
19 March 194610 May 195711 years, 52 days Aleksandr Ishkov Aleksandr Ishkov
Food Industry 15 October 196424 August 199120 years, 99 days Vasili Zotov Voldemar Lein
24 August 195310 May 19573 years, 259 days Vasili Zotov Vasili Zotov
29 March 193415 March 195318 years, 351 days Anastas Mikoyan Ivan Sivolap
Reserves of Food and Material 4 May 194626 November 19515 years, 207 days Dmitri Fomin Dmitri Fomin
Foreign Affairs 6 July 192314 November 199168 years, 160 days Georgy Chicherin Boris Pankin
External Relations 19 November 199126 December 199137 days Eduard Shevardnadze Eduard Shevardnadze
Foreign Economic Relations 16 January 198826 December 19913 years, 344 days Konstantin Katushev Valeri Mangasejev
Foreign Trade 6 July 192316 January 198864 years, 223 days Leonid Krasin Boris Aristov
Commerce and Foreign Trade 15 March 195315 September 1953184 days Anastas Mikoyan Anastas Mikoyan
Forestry Industry 17 July 198924 August 19912 years, 38 days Vladimir Melnikov Vladimir Melnikov
4 April 194515 March 19537 years, 345 days German Motovilov Aleksandr Bovin
Forestry, Pulp, Paper and Woodworking 2 October 196511 June 19682 years, 253 days Nikolai Timofjejev Nikolai Timofjejev
Timber Industry 16 February 195113 July 19576 years, 147 days Georgi Orlov Georgi Orlov
5 January 193224 July 194816 years, 201 days Semjon Lobov Georgi Orlov
Fruits and Vegetables 19 December 198022 November 19854 years, 338 days Nikolai Koslov Nikolai Koslov
Gas Industry 2 October 196522 November 198523 years, 288 days Aleksei Kortunov Viktor Chernomyrdin
General Machine Building 2 October 196526 November 199126 years, 55 days Sergey Afanasyev Oleg Shishkin
2 April 195510 May 19572 years, 38 days Pyotr Goremykin Pyotr Goremykin
Geology 2 October 19651 December 199126 years, 60 days Aleksandr Sidorenko Grigori Gabrijeljants
14 June 194615 March 19536 years, 274 days Ivan Malyshev Pyotr Zakharov
Geology and Conservation 31 August 195313 March 19639 years, 194 days Pyotr Antropov Aleksandr Sidorenko
Health 20 July 193426 November 199157 years, 129 days Grigory Kaminsky Igor Denisov
Heavy Machine Building 17 July 19891 April 19911 year, 258 days Vladimir Zhigalin Vladimir Velichko
19 June 195410 May 19572 years, 325 days Nikolai Kazakov Konstantin Petukhov
19 June 19396 March 195313 years, 260 days Vyacheslav Malyshev Nikolai Kazakov
Heavy and Transport Construction 2 October 196528 May 197519 years, 238 days Vladimir Zhigalin Vladimir Zhigalin
Heavy, Power and Transport Construction 28 May 197520 July 198712 years, 53 days Vladimir Zhigalin Sergey Afanasyev
Higher Education 9 March 195422 June 19595 years, 105 days Vyacheslav Yeljutin Vyacheslav Yeljutin
10 April 194615 March 19536 years, 339 days Nikolai Kaftanov Vsevolod Stoletov
Higher and Secondary Special Education 22 June 19598 March 198828 years, 260 days Vyacheslav Yeljutin Gennady Yagodin
Industrial Consumer Goods 24 August 19538 February 19551 year, 167 days Alexei Kosygin Nikita Ryzhov
15 July 194620 January 19492 years, 189 days Nikolai Pronin Nikolai Pronin
Industrial Construction 21 February 19672 September 198619 years, 193 days Aleksandr Tokarjev Arkadi Shchepetilnikov
Information and the Press 13 July 199126 November 1991136 days Mikhail Nenashev Mikhail Nenashev
Instrumentation, Automation and Control Systems 2 October 196517 July 198923 years, 288 days Konstantin Rudnev Mikhail Shkabardnya
Instrument Making and Automation Equipment 21 January 195610 May 19571 year, 109 days Mikhail Lesechko Mikhail Lesechko
Internal Affairs 25 November 196826 December 199123 years, 41 days Nikolai Shchelokov Viktor Barannikov
11 May 193413 January 196025 years, 247 days Genrikh Yagoda Nikolai Dudorov
Justice 1 September 197026 November 199121 years, 86 days Vladimir Terebilov Sergei Lushchikov
20 July 193631 May 195619 years, 316 days Nikolai Krylenko Konstantin Gorshenin
Meat and Dairy Industry 2 October 196522 November 198520 years, 51 days Sergei Antonov Jevgeni Sizenko
17 April 195410 May 19573 years, 23 days Sergei Antonov Sergei Antonov
19 January 193925 March 195314 years, 65 days Pavel Smirnov Ivan Kuzminykh
Paper and Wood Processing Industry 19 April 195410 May 19573 years, 21 days Fjodor Varaksin Fjodor Varaksin
16 February 195115 March 19532 years, 27 days Ivan Voronov Ivan Voronov
Public Order 17 September 196625 November 19683 years, 59 days Nikolai Shchelokov Nikolai Shchelokov
Labour and Social Affairs 26 March 199126 November 1991245 days Valery Paulman Valery Paulman
Labour Reserves 19461953245 days Valery Paulman Valery Paulman
Land Reclamation and Water Management 2 October 196514 January 199125 years, 104 days Yevgeni Aleksejevski Nikolai Vasiljev
Light Industry 2 October 196524 August 195323 years, 194 days Nikolai Tarasov Vladimir Klyuyev
22 September 195531 May 1956252 days Nikolai Mirovortsev Nikita Ryzhov
5 January 19326 March 195321 years, 60 days Isidor Lyubimov Alexei Kosygin
Light- and Food Industry 6 March 195324 August 1953171 days Alexei Kosygin Alexei Kosygin
Machine-Tool and Tool Industry 19651991171 days ? ?
19571954171 days ? ?
Machine-Tool Building 19471953171 days ? ?
Material Resources 13 July 199126 November 1991136 days Stanislav Anisimov Stanislav Anisimov
Material Reserves 19461948136 days ? ?
Machine Building 5 February 196817 July 199123 years, 162 days Vyacheslav Bakhirov Boris Belousov
24 August 193710 May 195719 years, 259 days Valery Mezhlauk Nikolai Smelyakov
Machine Building and Instrumentation 195419562 years, 136 days ? ?
194619537 years, 136 days ? ?
Machine Building and Livestock and Fodder Production 195419562 years, 136 days ? ?
Machine Building for Light and Food Industries 1 October 19651 March 19882 years, 152 days Vasili Doyenin Lev Vasiljev
Maritime Fleet 28 August 195426 November 199137 years, 90 days Viktor Bakaev Yuri Volmer
19 March 194615 March 19536 years, 361 days Pyotr Shirshov Nikolai Novikov
30 January 19319 April 19398 years, 68 days Nikolai Yanson Nikolai Yezhov
Medium Machine Building 2 March 196517 July 198924 years, 137 days Yefim Slavski Lev Ryabev
17 July 195313 March 19639 years, 239 days Yefim Slavski Yefim Slavski
5 February 193917 February 19467 years, 12 days Ivan Likhachev Stepan Akopov
Medical Industry 27 June 19891 April 19911 year, 278 days Valery Bykov Valery Bykov
25 April 196722 September 198518 years, 150 days Pyotr Gusenko Afanasi Melnitshenko
14 June 19461 March 19481 year, 261 days Andrei Tretjakov Andrei Tretjakov
Medical and Microbiological Industry 21 November 198527 June 19893 years, 218 days Valery Bykov Valery Bykov
Metallurgy 17 July 198926 November 19912 years, 132 days Serafim Kolpakov Oleg Soskovetz
Metallurgical Industry 29 July 19488 February 19545 years, 194 days Ivan Tervosyan Ivan Tervosyan
Military Affairs 25 February 195015 March 19533 years, 18 days Aleksandr Vasilevsky Aleksandr Vasilevsky
Military and Navy Affairs 6 July 192320 April 193410 years, 288 days Leon Trotsky Kliment Voroshilov
Non-Ferrous Metallurgy 2 October 196517 July 198923 years, 288 days Pyotr Lomako Vladimir Durasov
8 February 195410 May 19573 years, 91 days Pyotr Lomako Pyotr Lomako
28 December 19506 March 19532 years, 68 days Pyotr Lomako Pyotr Lomako
24 January 193929 June 19489 years, 157 days Aleksandr Samokhvalov Pyotr Lomako
Timber and Wood Processing Industry 3 July 196830 October 198012 years, 109 days Nikolai Timofjejev Nikolai Timofjejev

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Other agencies under the Cabinet of Ministers

Name of AgencyRussian
Committee for State Security Комитет государственной безопасности
State Committee for Procurement of Food Resources Государственный комитет по закупкам продовольственных ресурсов
State Committee for Forest Государственный комитет по лесу
State Committee for Machine Building Государственный комитет по машиностроению
State Committee for Public Education Государственный комитет по народному образованию
State Committee for Science and Technology Государственный комитет по науке и технологиям
State Committee for National Issues Государственный комитет по национальным вопросам
Central Statistical Office Центральное статистическое управление
State Committee for Construction and Investment Государственный комитет по строительству и инвестициям
State Committee on Chemistry and Biotechnology Государственный комитет по химии и биотехнологиям

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  14. ↑ J внесении изменений в Закон СССР «О Совете Министров СССР» : Закон СССР от 23 мая 1990 г. № 1500—I // Ведомости Съезда народных депутатов и Верховного Совета СССР 1990 г. № 23
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