Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos





Consumer ideal inhabitant of the Soviet Union to a greater or lesser extent, exhaust the sacramental triad "apartment, villa, car." Already in 1980 the long-awaited communism each family to one sixth of the land covenant Nikita Khrushchev was to meet in a separate apartment. As shown, a great lover of fantasy maize have not been implemented so far. 22 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union on the material Onliner.by five popular movies 1970-80s decided to recall those apartments and rooms in which our grandparents grew up, parents, and many of us are with you.
Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos



The main film, personified the achievement of "Soviet dream", both in public life and personal, was the "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears", Vladimir Menshov's melodrama, released in theaters in February 1980. The history of the transformation of the provincial student and also a single mother in a successful leader, who has 40 years of life has just begun, pleased, according to official estimates, more than 80 million moviegoers, and a myriad of TV fans.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

It all started here, in close, but surprisingly friendly workers' hostel in 1958. 3 people in the room, carpets and portraits of your favorite artists on the walls - painting, in principle, familiar, and 65 years later.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Operating hostel - the lot of millions of people in rural areas and provincial towns, mass move to "capital" to meet the needs of a growing industry in cheap labor.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

At the opposite end of the spectrum of all housing in Moscow were some luxury apartments in the "nomenklatura" Stalin's homes. Katya Tikhomirova, Vera Alentova heroine does not believe in tears Moscow, showed a distant relative of Professor, and in fact in this high-rise apartment in the area of ​​the Rebellion.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Luxurious marble foyer with lifts, reliefs and specially trained concierge proves once again that in the Soviet Union were all equal but some are more equal than others though.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Caught in a multi (Feels like, four or five) apartment provincial-girlfriend, who were destined to live here for a month, came in a perfect agitation.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Professorial bedroom with a separate dressing table, telephone, elegant wallpaper and curtains.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Private room for intellectual work.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Dining: heavy wooden furniture, carved buffet and even a real TV "Leningrad».

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Kitchen.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

These little palace interiors, unthinkable for the vast majority of citizens of the Soviet Union, a friend used to search for the right of young people. The dream of marrying a successful Muscovite (as an option - to marry a Muscovite) or even residents of large cities, it is desirable for its living space, already owned the minds of adventurous visitors' limitchikov. " At a time when large-scale housing construction was just beginning, it was the most reliable method is guaranteed to stay in the city and quickly get out of the factory dormitory.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

In honor while workers were central boards, scientists, engineers, athletes, poets and other members of the elite of Soviet society. Now the idea of ​​the profession, would ensure decent living cell of society, times have changed dramatically.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Catherine Tikhomirov drew cameraman Rudolf, who lived with his mother in a separate, but the two-room apartment, most likely in a typical "Stalinka" or early "Khrushchev." The family, according to the interior of the home, was very wealthy. The piano, radio, TV, china and crystal in the range. TV "Start 4", manufactured since the late 1960s, the apartment looks like 1958 mod.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

When meeting with the mother of Rudolph sounds wonderful dialogue, perfectly characterizes the "apartment" the morals of the time. - So tight for us, of course. - Why? In my opinion, a very nice apartment. - Well, are you out of politeness. Here you have, Rudic said, the apartment is really beautiful. - Never mind. Rudik because Mom does not know that the "daughter" of Professor Tikhomirov actually lives in a boarding school and working at the bench.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

But when discovers a potential daughter-just beginning to like it a lot less. - I personally have lived in their shared apartment. Before you get something, it has to be earned, to earn. And so the four of us in two rooms, and there is no only you and your child. Here you will not pass! You will not get any meter. Human terrarium, which is a measure of a separate apartment consistency you as a person.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Katia Tikhomirova its still deserved and earned. In the second series the film is transferred to the end of 1970, and it turns out that the heroine - is the director of a plant, and it already has its own one-bedroom apartment for 2 people in a prestigious building of yellow brick.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Pay attention to the parked cars in a residential area. The black "Volga" and a blue Mercedes should once again remind us of the new social status of the character, to get to the level parthoznomenklatury.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

The interior of the hall: a yellow set of two armchairs and a sofa, nicknamed by the people "soft corner", "wall", perhaps even fashionable Yugoslav, color TV and music player - so look business-class housing in the midst of stagnation.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Room grown daughters - "bedroom". Alexandra own reel tape recorder.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Corridor and bathroom. The apartment Tikhomirova quite popular in the Soviet Union planning. Next to the bathroom corridor to the kitchen.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

And a second TV, a laptop, installed in the kitchen.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Another cult Soviet film, the plot of which directly involved the apartment, became an indispensable guest of the New Year TV screens many of the former Soviet Union - the melodramatic comedy Eldar Ryazanov, "Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!».

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Released on television screens January 1, 1976 the story of a Moscow doctor Zhenya Lukashin got away with friends in the bath, I was in the apartment of the Leningrad teacher Nadia Sheveleva, became a kind of satire on the world of a typical panel housing with the same names of streets, houses and apartments.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

The scenery erected pavilions "Mosfilm", lovingly recreates the world of the Soviet stairwell era of stagnation. Strollers, mailboxes, fire hydrant and things relocating tenants with vintage TV-1960s.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Standard 2 bedroom apartment in a panel building Lukashina near Cheryomushki usable area of ​​32 square meters with large entrance room. In fashion then there were lights in the form of candles.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

"Wall" with a single radio and a small passage in the "bedroom", which established the piano, an indispensable symbol of an educated family.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

"Wall" with a single radio and a small passage in the "bedroom", which established the piano, an indispensable symbol of an educated family.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Kitchen with windows in the bathroom and a classic red with white polka dots banks for loose products.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Leningrad teacher Sheveleva as Lukashin, also lives with his mother, but moved they appear later - in an apartment full of unpacked items. Even the refrigerator is still standing in a large room overlooking the hall.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Bedroom Nadi. Women of color added to the sewing machine and mannequin.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Mystery guest at the 3rd Street Builders in Leningrad finally discovered.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Oil lamp, Zhostovo tray, stack of books and a camera hanging on the wall give the heroine in person thin sincere organization. Nadia Sheveleva beginning of XXI century would have worked, for example, a copywriter, and it would be surrounded by the same camera, volume Coelho, moleskin, a cup of mate and a warm plaid.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

On the right in the background deficient "Polish headsets." - 830 rubles ... - 20 and above ... - I gave 25.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Kitchen Nadi. Loving traditional Russian crafts teacher by Barbara Brylska prefers banks for loose products made by "Gzhel».

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Finally, the bath, in which bathing accident Hippolyte.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

One of the major box office hits in the genre of lyrical comedy next decade became the Herald Bezhanova movie "The most charming and attractive." Released in 1985, the fascinating story about the search for the designer of the Institute TsNIIPrommash Nadia Kliueva simple female happiness looked 45 million viewers.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

As usual, Nadia lives, of course, with my mother and thus in a very minimalistic furnished apartment typical technical workers.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Angular olive green sofa, television, chair, wall - nothing more.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Contrast spot on this background looks pretty vanguard unless the picture.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

A striking contrast in comparison with the flat look of successful people the mid-1980s. For example, a black marketeer, dressed heroine in Cardin lives in the house №34 nomenclature on Malaya Bronnaya right in front of the Patriarch's Ponds. Even at the entrance hangs a thermometer.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

TV at black marketeer Sony Trinitron. Judging by the melodies and rhythms of the foreign stage, there is a VCR.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

What is cotton, which labels!

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

But Susanna apartments, a sociologist at the factory of household air conditioners and in combination the wife of conductor. Bright trendy cuisine, which is so convenient to cook pies "Maestro».

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Again, the portable TV. A second TV in the apartment - a mandatory attribute of success in life.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

The landscape outside the window looks painted.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Telephone for antiques in the hallway.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

The large room is decorated in Japanese style. Could afford this mainly people who regularly travel abroad, as, for example, the husband of Susanna Conductor Arkady.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Note the huge corner "wall", the lack of mountains in its crystal and the presence of certain imported music center.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

With the advent of perestroika and glasnost free thinking and come to the cinema of the USSR. Director and screenwriter was allowed to contact the previously taboo topics, which they fully took advantage of. Soviet unsophisticated moviegoer offered dozens, hundreds of movies, later received the definition of "seamy side". One of the most popular paintings of the Union was the sunset "" Accident "- the daughter ment" in 1989 Michael Tumanishvili.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

At the heart of this and many other films of this kind - a dysfunctional family, in this case, the traffic police lieutenant, whose daughter hit the outcry against bourgeois life parents.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

A typical flat 83% of Soviet citizens: soft corner, "wall", a carpet on the wall. Behind this facade of tough everyday family drama. - All the ancestors of the ancestors, and my sword belt fool!

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

- What about the refrigerator. Writing for refrigerators starts from the beginning of the month. - Where are we one, then? - Duc "Rosenlew"! 900 rubles! - Sister requests a year. Listen, maybe it is our old and new to us ... Wait, what about the "wall"? - This is ... Here, you know, with one friend at a furniture store to talk. He needs "Baby", well, this washing machine. Well, we told him "Baby" will do, and he pohlopochet about the "wall." Recognizable dialogue an era of deficits. Bunch actively uses the merits of his grandfather, a war veteran, having the ability to get the right products out of turn.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Throughout bears the stamp of decline and decay, not only material but also moral.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Districts-quarters of Moscow Yasenevo.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Once again escaped from his hole, "Crash" gets to visit a teacher Philology University. - Nishtyak you Hata - categorically said the heroine.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

View toward the kitchen.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Bathroom.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

The bedroom where almost irreparable happens.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Irreparable happens later, and then rarely the illustrated earlier in the Soviet cinema style apartments, as the hangout.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

But perhaps the most acclaimed film since the restructuring was "Intergirl" Peter Todorovski. 44 million people came in 1989 in the movie theaters to see first how Tanya Zaitseva, a nurse and a currency prostitute, tried to exchange one-cooperative in Leningrad at the hateful sweet prosperous life in capitalist Sweden and what came of it.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

The same co-op on the street Dybenko, 32.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

A small studio apartment - all I could get out of life heroine's mother, worked as a teacher. Zaitseva not enough. Moreover, the full triad "Soviet dream": apartment cottage machine - she, too, is not enough. At the beginning of the film "Intergirl" proclaims the consumer ideal of a new era: - I want my house, my car, I want to go to the store and buy the rags that I need, but not to run for the speculators! I want to see the world with my own eyes!

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

But to achieve this, the heroine will have to find a greedy father, who lives in a communal ...

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

... And come back to the old fishing in removable dens.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

In the end, the dream has been achieved: there is a house and a car, and clothes, and 2 refrigerators, and even a computer, and the world under your feet, there's only human happiness, because the consumer paradise - it is in Sweden, and happiness to stay at home. < br />
Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Prior to the onset of capitalism and there Zaitsev did not live just a couple of years.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

However, even after a quarter of a century following the housing problem continues to ruin the lives of people. Perhaps the culprit is that the landscape outside the majority of the population when one country in the 25 years since, in fact, has not changed.

Stalinka: Life in Soviet Apartment Buildings — History and Photos

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