Soviet Superwoman is a character of Western, predominantly North American, popular mythology. She personifies the concept of Mother Motherland. She is encountered in everyday life in Russia and Nizhny Novgorod.
The authorities of Nizhny Novgorod entrust Soviet Superwomen with breaking up icy ridges in courtyards using steel crowbars, laying railway sleepers, teaching children at schools in two or three shifts, and other such heavy labor requiring great reserves of inner strength.
The husband of a Soviet Superwoman is known as Comrade.