Again I read a discussion about having to leave because of Mordor.
Here I have two questions that no one can answer.
1. where?
2. where?
No, if you sell your grandfather's apartment from the NKVD in the Central Administrative District of Moscow, it is probably possible somewhere. It is better to go to Uruguay, it is far from political immigration, that is, an incredibly toxic and simply disgusting environment.
But are there many people who had a grandfather from the NKVD and an apartment in the Central Administrative District of Moscow? Of those whose grandfathers served in K. and. d., not everyone got apartments in the center of the capital. Many were not even given a grave in the cemetery.
Here is another question: Where? Many do not understand what they need to leave forever. Not everyone, not 100%, but the risks are huge. Nearly all the memories of immigrants from all the waves I have read are based on the reflection that the loss of their homeland has become the main tragedy in life. Even those who managed to find themselves could not live without their homeland in reality, not like in pictures. Apparently, the exceptions are Nabokov and Rudsky, and I am not sure, especially in the last case.
In fact, a simple Russian person is incredibly attached to his homeland, the population is extremely immobile, unlike Ukrainians. They left before everything, the Russians are not leaving even now. This is about the question why give advice.
1. where?
2. where?