Supersymmetry and Large Scale Left-Right Symmetry

We show that the low energy limit of the minimal supersymmetric Left-Right models is the supersymmetric standard model with an exact R-parity. The theory predicts a number of light Higgs scalars and fermions with masses much below the $B-L$ and $SU(2{)}_R$ breaking scales. The non-renormalizable version of the theory has a striking prediction of light doubly charged supermultiplets which may be accessible to experiment. Whereas in the renormalizable case the scale of parity breaking is undetermined, in the non-renormalizable one it must be bigger than about ${10}^{10}-{10}^{12}$ GeV. The precise nature of the see-saw mechanism differs in the two versions, and has important implications for neutrino masses.