A Year to the Soviet Union: Did I know these facts?

The world's land area is 149 million square kilometers.
Did you know that one of the seven, or perhaps more than 22 million square kilometers in size, was scattered across the Soviet Union?
Born centenary of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin's day in October 1917, the Soviet bloc changed the course of the Soviet Union not only in Russia, but also in the whole world, with the acquisition of a snowman's shrine in St.Pitterburgh.
The whole United States is less than 10 million square kilometers in extent. In other words, the Soviet Union was twice as large as its counterpart.
The east of the Soviet Union is approximately 11,000 kilometers long.
As a result, people in the eastern section of the area had finished the dinner when eating breakfast in the western part of the country.
The reason is that the Soviet Union has 11 of the 24 world's time zones.

The economic strength of the Soviet Union was also special.
According to economic data of 1989, the economy was the world's third largest economy.
At that time, the Soviet Union's gross domestic product was close to three trillion dollars.
The United States's gross domestic product, which is the world's largest economy, was about six trillion dollars.
There were more than 5 million soldiers in the Soviet Union who had 45,000 nuclear warheads.
Their Western rivals have only about 23,000 nuclear warheads.
This is the final empire of the twenty-first century. In 1991 the Soviet Union was split into several different countries.