Disambiguation evidence for Supreme Commander-in-Chief via surface form

"Supreme Commander-in-Chief (Soviet Union)"


As subject (48)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Supreme Commander-in-Chief (Soviet Union)".

Predicate Object
RussianName Верховный Главнокомандующий
appliesToJurisdiction Soviet Union
authorityOver Soviet Air Forces
authorityOver Red Army
surface form: Soviet Army
authorityOver Soviet Navy
authorityOver Soviet Strategic Rocket Forces
surface form: Soviet strategic missile forces
authorityOver all branches of the Soviet armed forces
controls nuclear forces of the Soviet Union
country Soviet Union
decisionMakingBodySupportedBy Defense Council of the USSR
decisionMakingBodySupportedBy Politburo of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
surface form: Politburo of the CPSU
dissolvedWith dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991
existedDuring 20th century
existedDuring Cold War
hasCharacteristic centralized command structure
hasCharacteristic combination of political and military authority
hasPower authority over peacetime military policy
hasPower authority over wartime command decisions
hasPower authority to direct military strategy
hasPower ultimate command over Soviet armed forces
hierarchicalLevel highest military authority in the Soviet Union
influencedBy Russian Empire military traditions
instanceOf command position
instanceOf military office
languageOfTitle Russian
legalBasis Soviet constitutional framework
legalBasis party and state decrees
linkedToIdeology Marxism–Leninism
linkedToIdeology Soviet communism
officeHoldersInclude Joseph Stalin
officeHoldersInclude Leonid Brezhnev
officeHoldersInclude Mikhail Gorbachev
officeHoldersInclude Nikita Khrushchev
partOf Soviet military command structure
politicalControl Communist Party of the Soviet Union
politicalSystemContext one-party socialist state
relatedConcept civilian control of the military
relatedConcept party control of the armed forces
roleIn Soviet armed forces
surface form: Soviet Armed Forces
seatOfPower Moscow
successorStateContext Russia
surface form: Russian Federation
supervises Soviet High Command
surface form: Soviet General Staff
supervises Ministry of Defense of the USSR
surface form: Soviet Ministry of Defense
typicallyHeldBy General Secretary of the Communist Party
surface form: General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
typicallyHeldBy head of state of the Soviet Union
typicallyHeldBy top political leader of the Soviet Union
usedInConflict Cold War military planning
usedInConflict World War II
surface form: Second World War