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In the years after the war, the Soviet Union lived - communal apartments, barracks, housing queues. But in the 1950s, the factories started making boards, and their construction was like clockwork. People got their own apartments in the first five buildings. Citizens criticized the tiny kitchens and integrated toilets. They laughed about it, but people's happiness knew no bounds. From shared corridors to his own apartment, even if it's small. He smelled of fresh paint, a swing and a sandbox were installed in yards, schools and polyclinics opened nearby. Gradually, from the same boards, they learned to assemble houses of different shapes, with more convenient layouts. The Soviet state grew and flourished, and each new district had its own life. Loud, young and full of hope. From the film "Homes for All" CSDF, commissioned by the TV and Radio of the Soviet Union. #SOVinterN ACHIEVMENTS #Hub Russia ⭐️ Moscow network of SOVinterN.

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In the years after the war, the Soviet Union lived - communal apartments, barracks, housing queues. But in the 1950s, the factories started making boards, and their construction was like clockwork. People got their own apartments in the first five buildings. Citizens criticized the tiny kitchens and integrated toilets. They laughed about it, but people's happiness knew no bounds. From shared corridors to his own apartment, even if it's small. He smelled of fresh paint, a swing and a sandbox were installed in yards, schools and polyclinics opened nearby. Gradually, from the same boards, they learned to assemble houses of different shapes, with more convenient layouts. The Soviet state grew and flourished, and each new district had its own life. Loud, young and full of hope. From the film "Homes for All" CSDF, commissioned by the TV and Radio of the Soviet Union. #SOVinterN ACHIEVMENTS #Hub Russia ⭐️ Moscow network of SOVinterN.

In the years after the war, the Soviet Union lived - communal apartments, barracks, housing queues. But in the 1950s, the factories started making boards, and their construction was like clockwork. People got their own apartments in the first five buildings. Citizens criticized the tiny kitchens and integrated toilets. They laughed about it, but people's happiness knew no bounds. From shared corridors to his own apartment, even if it's small. He smelled of fresh paint, a swing and a sandbox were installed in yards, schools and polyclinics opened nearby. Gradually, from the same boards, they learned to assemble houses of different shapes, with more convenient layouts. The Soviet state grew and flourished, and each new district had its own life. Loud, young and full of hope. From the film "Homes for All" CSDF, commissioned by the TV and Radio of the Soviet Union. #SOVinterN ACHIEVMENTS #Hub Russia ⭐️ Moscow network of SOVinterN.

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