Like the petitioners who request to move into Berlioz's apt in Master and Margarita.
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What a backwards place! Unlike in the US where housing policy in the 1930s was on the up and up!
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In the second half of the 1940s in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania you denounced the occupants as bourgeois nationalists or, in the countryside, as kulaks. Worked rather well. 45 years later, when property was returned they fought to keep it since they’d been there so long.
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As much as it pains me to say, it is true to a large extent. People did snitch on their neighbors for the better room in a kommunalka, or out of sheer envy. The '30s were not a pleasant time.
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