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Gosbank
(redirected from State Bank of the USSR)

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Gosbank
The central bank of the Soviet Union. Founded in 1921, it was the only bank in the USSR between the Great Depression and 1987. It helped prepare the state budget and financed both government operations and private projects that furthered Soviet economic goals. It also issued the Soviet ruble. See also: Five year plan, Perestroika.


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