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The creation of the UESSR constituted the most important geopolitical change since the conquest of the Mongols, one that shaped world history during a good part of the 20th century.
After the Russian Revolution, a current called Eurasian Socialism took force, this promoted the idea of exporting the revolution to the Eurasian continent and then export it to the rest of the world.
Although the creation of the Soviet Union in most of the former territory of the Russian Empire was a progress, international conditions did not allow it to expand.
However, this changed after the Second World War when the Soviet Union found itself controlling Eastern and Central Europe, northern Iran, northern Korea and a great influence in China. Slowly but surely these territories were incorporated into new republics and by 1969, the country was renamed as the Union of Eurasian Soviet Socialist Republics. The 70s were the golden years of the country, when it seemed that it was the beacon of humanity. However, this State concealed a whole series of political, economic and social weaknesses that were gradually coming to light.
The economic problems, social protests and ethnic tensions were slowly destabilizing the country.
The fall of the Berlin Wall initiated a process of domino effect in the UESSR, by 1989 the republics would begin to declare their independence, in some places it was peaceful, in others violent, in what would become the largest collapse of a nation in History, UESSR fell in the late 1989, leading to a decade of chaos, conflict and destabilization throughout Eurasia.

Description
The creation of the UESSR constituted the most important geopolitical change since the conquest of the Mongols, one that shaped world history during a good part of the 20th century.
After the Russian Revolution, a current called Eurasian Socialism took force, this promoted the idea of exporting the revolution to the Eurasian continent and then export it to the rest of the world.
Although the creation of the Soviet Union in most of the former territory of the Russian Empire was a progress, international conditions did not allow it to expand.
However, this changed after the Second World War when the Soviet Union found itself controlling Eastern and Central Europe, northern Iran, northern Korea and a great influence in China. Slowly but surely these territories were incorporated into new republics and by 1969, the country was renamed as the Union of Eurasian Soviet Socialist Republics. The 70s were the golden years of the country, when it seemed that it was the beacon of humanity. However, this State concealed a whole series of political, economic and social weaknesses that were gradually coming to light.
The economic problems, social protests and ethnic tensions were slowly destabilizing the country.
The fall of the Berlin Wall initiated a process of domino effect in the UESSR, by 1989 the republics would begin to declare their independence, in some places it was peaceful, in others violent, in what would become the largest collapse of a nation in History, UESSR fell in the late 1989, leading to a decade of chaos, conflict and destabilization throughout Eurasia.