Transcaucasian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic stays intact.

Suppose the Soviets never break up Transcaucasia into Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan leaving intact during their entire existence. If butterflys don't flap their wings enough that the USSR still falls apart will they still remian united or does this turn into a "Yugoslavian" bloodbath?
 
Chances are,Azerbaijani-Armenian tensions could still flare up over Nagorno-Karabakh.

Also,in Georgia,you'd have the Abkhazia and South Ossetia stuff eventually so chances are,the TSFSR might be able to survive during the USSR but upon collapse in 1990,it will fall apart.

The Soviets could probably keep it together through brute force if they really wanted to,but honestly dividing it up was probably their best bet at taking that territory.
 
I think a "Yugoslavian" split and the bloodbath after that would be inevitable, since they don't like each other and want to rule "their own land" "by themselves", but it's impossible for them to get a clear border.
 
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