The State Prize of the USSR was a prestigious award established in 1966 to recognize outstanding achievements in various fields, including science, literature, and the arts. It aimed to promote innovation and excellence among Soviet citizens and was awarded annually to individuals or groups whose work significantly contributed to the development of the country. The prize was awarded by the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and included a monetary reward and a certificate. Recipients were celebrated for their contributions to Soviet society, and the award helped to elevate the status of cultural and scientific achievements within the Soviet Union.