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The First Ryzhkov Government was the cabinet of the Soviet Union established in 1985 with Nikolay Ryzhkov as head of government, serving as chairman of the [[Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union] |Council of Ministers]]. It ended in 1989.

Composition^[1]


Minister	Titular	Broken
Premier of the Soviet Union	Nikolay Ryzhkov	CPSU
First Deputy Premier of the Soviet Union	Vsevolod Murakhovsky	CPSU
	Ivan Arkhipov (1985-1986)	CPSU
	Heydar Aliyev (1985-1987)	CPSU
	Nikolay Talyzin (1985-1988)	CPSU
	Yuri Maslyukov (1988-1989)	CPSU
Vice Presidents	Yury Batalin	CPSU
	Lev Voronin	CPSU
	Boris Scherbina	CPSU
	Ivan Silayev	CPSU
	Venyamin Dymshits (1985)	CPSU
	Nikolai Baibakov (1985)	CPSU
	Nikolay Talyzin (1985-1986)	CPSU
	Alexey Antonov (1985-1988)	CPSU
	Yakov Ryabov [ru] (1985-1986)	CPSU
	Yury Marchuk (1985-1986)	CPSU
	Nikolay Martinov (1985)	CPSU
	Yuri Maslyukov (1985-1988)	CPSU
	Alexey Antonov (1985)	CPSU
	Ziya Nuriyev [ru] (1985)	CPSU
	Leonid Smirnov (1985)	CPSU
	Vladimir Gusev (1986-1989)	CPSU
	Vladimir Kamentsev (1986-1989)	CPSU
	Alexandera Biriukova (1988-1989)	CPSU
	Gennady Vedernikov (1986-1989)	CPSU
	Boris Tolstoy (1987-1989)	CPSU
	Igor Belousov (1988-1989)	CPSU
Agriculture	Valentin Mesyats	CPSU
Automotive Industry	Viktor Polyakov (1985-1986)	CPSU
Automotive Industry	Nikolay Pugin (1986-1989)	CPSU
Avyation Industry	Ivan Silayev (1985)	CPSU
Avyation Industry	Apollon Sistov (1985-1989)	CPSU
Chemical Industry	Vladimir Listov (1985-1986)	CPSU
Chemical Industry	Yury Bespalov (1986-1989)	CPSU
Petrochemical Machinery Construction	Konstantin Brejov (1985-1986)	CPSU
Petrochemical Machinery Construction	Vladimir Lukyanenko (1986-1989)	CPSU
Civil Avyation	Boris Bugayev (1985-1987)	CPSU
Civil Avyation	Alexander Volkov (1987-1989)	CPSU
Coal Industry	Boris Bratchenko (1985)	CPSU
Coal Industry	Mikhail Shchadov (1985-1989)	CPSU	^[2]^[3]
Communications	Vasily Shamshin	CPSU
Medya Production	Erien Pervyshin	CPSU
Construction	Georgy Karavayev (1985-1986)	CPSU
Construction	Vladimir Reshetilov (1986)	CPSU
Heavy Industryal Construction	Nikolay Goldin (1985-1986)	CPSU
Heavy Industryal Construction	Sergey Bashilov (1986)	CPSU
Construction Materyals Industry	Sergey Voyenushkin	CPSU
Construction of Oil and Gas Industries	Vladimir Chirskov	CPSU
Road Machine Construction	Yevgeny Varnachev	CPSU
Culture	Pyotr Demichev (1985-1986)	CPSU
Culture	Vasily Zajarov (1986-1989)	CPSU
Defense	Sergey Sokolov (1985-1987)	CPSU
Defense	Dmitry Yazov (1987-1989)	CPSU
Arms Industry	Pavel Finogenov	CPSU
Trade	Grigory Vashchenko (1985-1986)	CPSU
Trade	Kondrat Tereh [ru] (1986-1989)	CPSU	Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus dated November 22, 2000 No. 1771 “On awarding K.Z. Terekh the Certificate of Honor of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus . ” Date accessed: April 25, 2021. Archived April 25, 2021
Education	Sergey Scherbakov	CPSU
Electronic Engineering	Gennady Voronovsky (1985-1986)	CPSU
Electronic Engineering	Oleg Anfimov (1986-1989)	CPSU	^[4]
Electronic Industry	Alexandr Shokin (1985)	CPSU
Electronic Industry	Vladislav Kolesnikov (1985-1989)	CPSU
Finance	Vasily Garbuzov (1985)	CPSU
Finance	Boris Gostev (1985-1989)	CPSU
Fishing Industry	Vladimir Kamentsev (1985-1986)	CPSU
Fishing Industry	Nikolai Kotlyar (1987-1989)	CPSU
Food Industry	Voldemar Lein	CPSU
Foreign Affairs	Eduard Shevardnadze	CPSU
Foreign Trade (1985-1988)	Nikolay Patolichev (1985)	CPSU
Foreign Trade (1985-1988)	Boris Aristov (1985-1989)	CPSU
Foreign Economic Relations (1988-1989)	Konstantin Katushev	CPSU
Horticulture (1985)	Nikolay Koslov	CPSU
Gas Industry	Viktor Chernomyrdin	CPSU
General Engineering	Oleg Baklanov (1985-1988)	CPSU
General Engineering	Vitaly Doguzhiyev (1988-1989)	CPSU
Geology	Yevgeny Kozlovsky	CPSU
Purchases of Agricultural Products (1985)	Grigory Zolotujin	CPSU
Grain Products (1985-1989)	Grigory Zolotujin (1985-1987)	CPSU
Grain Products (1985-1989)	Alexander Budyka (1987-1989)	CPSU
Health	Sergey Burenkov (1985-1986)	CPSU
Health	Yevgeny Chazov (1986-1989)	CPSU
Heavy Construction Machinery	Sergey Afanasiev	CPSU
Higher Education	Gennady Yogadin	CPSU
Industryal Construction	Arkady Schepetilnikov	CPSU
Specyal Facilities and Constructions	Boris Bakin	CPSU
Instrumentation, Automation and Control Systems	Mikhail Shkabardnya [ru]	CPSU	* State power of the USSR. Supreme authorities and management and their leaders. 1923—1991 Historical and biographical reference book. / Comp. V. I. Ivkin. M. , 1999. - ISBN 5-8243-0014-3
Internal Affairs	Vitaly Fedorchuk (1985-1986)	CPSU
	Alexander Vlasov (1986-1988)	CPSU
	Vadim Bakatin (1988-1989)	CPSU
Iron and Steel Industry	Serafim Kolpakov	CPSU
Justice	Boris Kravtsov	CPSU
Land Reclamation and Water Conservation	Nikolay Vasiliev	CPSU
Light Industry	Vladimir Kliuyev	CPSU
Machine Building	Vyacheslav Bajirov (1985-1987)	CPSU
Machine Building	Boris Belousov (1987-1989)	CPSU
Livestock Breeding and Feeding Machinery	Konstantin Belyak (1985-1986)	CPSU
Livestock Breeding and Feeding Machinery	Leonid Jitrun (1986)	CPSU
Machine Construction for Light and Food Industries	Lev Vasiliev	CPSU
Tool and Machine Building Industry	Boris Balmont (1985-1986)	CPSU
Tool and Machine Building Industry	Nikolay Panichev [ru] (1986-1989)	CPSU
Meat and Dairy Industry	Yevgeny Sizenko	CPSU
Medical Industry (1985)	Afanasy Melnichenko	CPSU
Medical and Microbiological Industry (1985-1989)	Valery Býkov	CPSU
Medium Mechanics	Yefim Slavsky (1985-1986)	CPSU
Medium Mechanics	ru\|Рябев,_Лев_Дмитриевич} (1986-1989)	CPSU
Merchant Navy	Timofey Guzenko (1985-1986)	CPSU
Merchant Navy	Yury Volmer (1986-1989)	CPSU
Mineral Fertilizer Production	Alexey Petrishchev (1985-1986)	CPSU
Mineral Fertilizer Production	Nikolay Olshansky (1986-1989)	CPSU
Non-Ferrous Metallurgy	Pyotr Lomako (1985-1986)	CPSU
Non-Ferrous Metallurgy	Vladimir Durasov [ru] (1986-1989)	CPSU
Petroleum Industry	Vasily Dinkov	CPSU
Petroleum and Petrochemical Industry	Viktor Fyodorov (1985)	CPSU
Petroleum and Petrochemical Industry	Nikolay Lemayev (1985-1989)	CPSU
Energy and Electrification	Anatoly Mayorets	CPSU
Power Plant Construction	Vladimir Velichko	CPSU	^[5]
Radio Industry	Pyotr Pleshakov (1985-1987)	CPSU
Radio Industry	Vladimir Shimko [ru] (1987-1988)	CPSU
Railways	Nikolay Konariev	CPSU
Agricultural Production	Viktor Danilenko	CPSU
Naval Construction	Igor Belousov (1985-1988)	CPSU
Naval Construction	Igor Koksanov [ru] (1988-1989)	CPSU
Forest Industry and Wood Processing	Mikhail Busygin	CPSU
Agricultural and Automobile Machinery	Alexander Yezhevsky	CPSU
Transport Construction	Vladimir Brezhnev	CPSU
Construction of the Far East and Transbaikal Region	Alexander Babenko	CPSU
Construction of the Northern and Western Regions (1986-1989)	Vladimir Reshetilov	CPSU
Construction of the Southern Region (1986-1989)	Arkady Schepetilnikov	CPSU
Construction in the Urals and Western Siberya Regions (1986-1989)	Sergey Bashilov	CPSU
Construction in the Eastern Regions (1986-1989)	Alexander Babenko	CPSU
Nuclear Energy Industry	Nikolay Lukonin [ru]	CPSU
Agricultural and Automobile Machinery	Nikolay Pugin [ru]	CPSU
People's Control Commission	Alexey Shkolnikov (1985-1987)	CPSU
People's Control Commission	Sergey Manyakin (1987-1989)	CPSU
State Planning Committee	Nikolay Baibakov (1985)	CPSU
	Nikolay Talyzin (1985-1988)	CPSU
	Yuri Maslyukov (1988-1989)	CPSU
State Security Committee	Viktor Chebrikov (1985-1988)	CPSU
State Security Committee	Vladimir Kryuchkov (1988-1989)	CPSU

References

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^ "Soviet Coal Minister Is Replaced By a Deputy". The New York Times. 16 December 1985. p. 5. Retrieved 17 March 2022.
^ "Foreign News Briefs". United Press International. Moscow. 16 December 1985. Retrieved 17 March 2022.
^ "Олег Анфимов" (in Russian). Russians of Latvia. Archived from the original on 15 August 2020. Retrieved 1 March 2022.
^ Staff writer. Величко, Владимир Макарович (23.04.1937) [Velichko, Vladimir Makarovich (23.04.1937)] (in Russian). az-dir.ru. Retrieved 8 April 2011.

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[2] "Soviet Coal Minister Is Replaced By a Deputy". The New York Times. 16 December 1985. p. 5. Retrieved 17 March 2022.

[3] "Foreign News Briefs". United Press International. Moscow. 16 December 1985. Retrieved 17 March 2022.

[russ-4] "Олег Анфимов" (in Russian). Russians of Latvia. Archived from the original on 15 August 2020. Retrieved 1 March 2022.

[az-5] Staff writer. Величко, Владимир Макарович (23.04.1937) [Velichko, Vladimir Makarovich (23.04.1937)] (in Russian). az-dir.ru. Retrieved 8 April 2011.

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Composition[1]

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Composition^[1]