cccp

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what does cccp stand for in russia

[bernardo]

Soyuz
Sovyetskikh
Sotsialisticheskikh
Respublik

i.e. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

In the Russian alphabet, the equivalent of "S" looks like the Roman "C", and the equivalent of "R" looks like our "P". The Russian alphabet (the Cyrillic alphabet) was invented by a Greek missionary, St Cyril, in the 6th Century (approximately) so there are quite a few similarities between the Greek and Russian alphabets.