Петроград. Жилищный передел. Юлия Кондратьева. #history #история #петроград

Petrograd. Housing Redistribution. Yulia Kondratieva. Dear subscribers and viewers of my channel, watch another lecture on the history of St. Petersburg. I'll tell you how housing redistribution began in the country after the October Revolution of 1917 and its consequences. In this episode: Soviet government decrees on land ownership and housing policy. Implementation of housing municipalization and housing redistribution ideas. The idea of ​​work-living communes. The creation of communes. The emergence of communal apartments. Characteristics of the resettlement campaign. Communal catastrophe. Epidemics of mass diseases. 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.) fast payment system +79213931866 (Bank "Saint Petersburg", Yulia Olegovna K.) Thank you for watching, see you in the next episodes! 🌟 References: Petrograd at the Turning Point of an Era. The City and Its Residents during the Revolution and the Civil War. – St. Petersburg Branch of the Institute of Historical and Cultural Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, "Dmitry Bulanin", 2000 Izmozik, V.S., Lebina, N.B. Soviet Petersburg: "New Man" in an Old Space: 1920-1930s: A Social and Architectural Microhistorical Study. – 2nd ed., corrected. – St. Petersburg: Kriga, 2016 M. G. Meerovich. Punishment by Housing: Housing Policy in the USSR as a Means of Managing People (1917-1937) - Moscow: Russian Political Encyclopedia (ROSSPEN); The Foundation of the First President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin, 2008. https://www.citywalls.ru List of illustrations: 1 – Decree on Land, 1917 2 – Mansion of Count M.F. Kleinmichel, V.E. Pater, 1893 3 – Countess M.E. Kleinmichel 4 – Mansion of Shuvalova, V.G. Shalamov, A.A. Ashemur, N.F. Becker, 1888, nationalized for residential use by the Baltic Shipyard 5 – Apartment building, A.P. Soskov, 1903, nationalized for residential use by the Baltic Shipyard 6-7 – Residential buildings in Novaya Derevnya 8-10 – Hotel "European", L.F. Fontana, F.I. Lidval, 1875, 1914 11 – Merchants' House Eliseevs, 1771 12 - Courtyard of the House of Arts in a drawing by M. Dobuzhinsky, 1919 13 - Commune house "Port Arthur", V. P. Kondratyev, 1904 14 - Entrance to the commune 15 - "Housewarming", K. S. Petrov-Vodkin, 1937 16 - Residential building of the First Russian Insurance Company, Yu. Yu. Benois, L. N. Benois, A. N. Benois, 1912-1914 17 - Apartment building of M. D. Usov, F. A. Lykhin, 1913 18 - Apartment building of M. Ya. Bumagin, N. I. Kotovich, 1913 19 - Vacationers on Kamenny Island 20 - House of V. M. Bekhterev on Kamenny Island, M. I. Devishin, 1914 21 - E. G. Vollenweider's private residence on Kamenny Island, R. F. Meltzer, 1904 22 - "Emancipated Labor" monument on Workers' Island (Kamenny), M. F. Bloch, 1920 23 - drawing by B. M. Kustodiev, 1919 24 - destroyed house in Petrograd, 1920 25 - Hotel "France" by K. K. Feleisen, F. L. Miller, 1880 26-27 - streets of Petrograd in 1919-1920 28 - fortifications in the Alexander Garden, 1919-1920 29 - looting of a food truck, 1919 30-32 - Petrograd in 1924