Constitution of the Ukrainian SSR

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Constitution of the Ukrainian SSR (Ukrainian: Конституція УРСР) was a fundamental law of the Ukrainian SSR which was a part of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (federation). There were four editions of the constitution from 1919 to 1991. Three of them were in the Ukrainian language, while the very first (Constitution of 1919) was in the Russian language.

Constitution of 1937 (Stalin's Constitution)
Constitution of 1978
- Constitution of 1978 (after independence)

Constitution of 1919

Constitution of the Ukrainian SSR
Ratified	March 10, 1919
Location	Kharkiv, Soviet Union
Signatories	The 3rd All-Ukrainian Congress of Soviets

Constitution of 1929

Constitution of the Ukrainian SSR
Ratified	May 15, 1929
Location	Kharkiv, Soviet Union
Signatories	The 11th All-Ukrainian Congress of Soviets

Constitution of 1936

Constitution of the Ukrainian SSR
Ratified	January 30, 1937
Location	Kiev, Soviet Union
Signatories	The 14th All-Ukrainian Congress of Soviets (extraordinary)

References

History of the Constitution of Ukraine

Pre-modern period	Constitution of Pylyp Orlyk

Ukraine	1917 1919 1929 1937 (Moldavian ASSR) 1978 1996 (Crimea)

Soviet Union	1924 1936 1977

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