Петроград. Жильё для рабочих. Юлия Кондратьева. #история #рабочие #жилье

Petrograd. Workers' Housing. Yulia Kondratieva. Dear subscribers and viewers of my channel, watch another lecture on the history of the construction of St. Petersburg. I'll tell you how workers and other poor people lived in Petrograd on the eve of the Revolution. In this episode: What Petrograd was like in 1916. What occupations made up the poor. Workers' housing provided by business owners. Business owners' private residences. Tenement houses for workers. Wooden buildings. Living conditions of domestic servants. Apartments of poor citizens. The housing problem and the search for a solution. The first communal house and the Society for Combating Housing Needs. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, like, and share this video if you're interested in delving deeper into the history of St. Petersburg. Your comments and support inspire me to create more content! You can support the channel: Card 2200 3322 6159 2431 Bank Saint Petersburg (Yulia Olegovna K.) Faster payment system +79213931866 (Bank Saint Petersburg, Yulia Olegovna K.) Thanks for watching, see you in the next episodes! 🌟 Sources of images and data: https://www.citywalls.ru/ List of images: 1 – Petrograd in 1916 2-12 – Residents of St. Petersburg at the beginning of the 20th century 13-14 – Development of the center of St. Petersburg at the beginning of the 20th century 15-16, 23-25, 36-41, 44-45 – Development of the outskirts of St. Petersburg at the beginning of the 20th century 17 – Factory 18-19, 51-52 – Living conditions of the poor 20 – Residential barracks of the Kalinkinsky Brewery, V.R. Bernhard, 1891 21-22 – Residential building of the Russian-American Rubber Manufactory "Triangle", 1862-1870 26-35 – Residential buildings on Leuchtenbergskaya and Wesenbergskaya Streets 1905-1915 42 – Putilov Factory checkpoint 43 – Obukhov Factory 46-48 – Shelgunov House – Nevskaya Zastava Museum 49-50 – Housing for Obukhov Factory workers on the factory grounds 53 – Servants’ rooms in V.F. Strauss’s house, 2nd Line of V.O., 9, V.A. Shreter, I.S. Kitner, 1874 54-57 – A.N. Elizarova’s house, Ligovsky Ave., 141, courtyard outbuilding, N.M. Samoilov, 1897 58 – Row apartment building, early 20th century 59 – Apartment building 60 – Vyazemskaya Lavra 61-62 – Migrant workers in St. Petersburg 63-65 – Expedition for the preparation of state papers, crèche-kindergarten, technical school and Church 66-67 – State-owned wine refinery warehouse No. 4, house for management and senior employees, G. G. Rabtsevich, 1898 68-70 – residential area of ​​the Ludwig Nobel plant, R. F. Meltzer, 1898, 1909 71-72 – school of the residential area of ​​the Ludwig Nobel plant, R. F. Meltzer, 1909 73 – mansion and plant administration of the Ludwig Nobel Mechanical Plant, K. K. Anderson, R. F. Meltzer, 1874, 1903 74 – mansion of E. L. Nobel, R. F. Meltzer, E. F. Meltzer, F. I. Lidval, 1904, 1910 75-76 – People's House-Library of E. L. Nobel, R. F. Meltzer, 1901 77, 83 - iron foundry and mechanical plant of F.K. San-Galli, main building, A.A. Dokushevsky, 1868, residential building, K.K. Rakhau, 1876, residential building, D.D. Zaitsev, F.F. Miritz, I.I. Gerasimov, 1880, 1909 78-82 - mansion of F.K. San-Galli, K.K. Rakhau, 1870 84 - communal house of V.P. Kondratyev - "Port Arthur", V.P. Kondratyev, 1904 85-89 - residential complex "Havana workers' town", N.V. Dmitriev, V.A. Fyodorov, 1904-1908 90-91 - house of cheap apartments of the Society for the Improvement of Living Quarters for Workers, embankment Buckles, 18, A. I. Polikarpov, 1897