Soviets want to return to this!

That seems to be more of a personal problem in their domiciles than it is an issue of the socialist state.

They live like ants.

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Disgusting.

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Despite it being a glorified walk-in closet, it's actually pretty nice looking.

Seems pretty comfy to me

why the 2 stoves?

>girl
Communism was a mistake

I feel the same. They are comfy to me.

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I wish I've never seen this.

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99.9% of flat and home looked liked that, no money, no materials

Live together with 8(in the best case) stranger is pretty "comfy".

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>Those pics
Imagine the noise and smell. Ugghhh.

I spent 4 months in a Syktyvkar commieblock. It wasn't like these pics at all. It was nice 2bh

looks like serbia 2020

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>That seems to be more of a personal problem in their domiciles than it is an issue of the socialist state.
This is a shared communal housing. It was basically an apartment building but the apartment was 1-2 bedrooms you had in private with the rest (bathroom, kitchen, corridors, leisure area) being shared with everyone on the floor.

You wouldn't spend money and time on something that isn't yours either

those pictures aren't simply commieblocks, that's communal apartments, larger apartments, many from the tsarist epoch, divided into several smaller ones, usually with a single kitchen hence they got multiple stoves, sinks etc, also that's why nobody particularly cared to dye the hall etc. unlike commiblocks, that mostly grew on the fringes of the cities, these flats were often in the central part of the major cities, often in rather fancy buildings. they also aren't any specifically related to "communism", they are a product of the insufficient house construction to follow the rapid urbanization and they went to decline when khruschev began to print those commiblocks en masse

If it weren't for shitty shared bathroom there is something /comfy/ about living in a commie bloc
[spoiler]only if you have someone to share it with[/spoiler]

Wow TWO stoves look at those filthy bourgeois.

you have a separate bathroom in a real commieblock like kruschevka

>two shoves
>for 20 people
>borghesia

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>communal apartments
Sounds like hell.

Is that a real picture or a still from a movie? Because the image quality makes it seem like it was taken recently, but surely modern Russians don't live like that

are commie blocs nicer then?

>modern Russians don't live like that
hmm

color photo exists like from 1900 or so, for instance here is a pic from 1909, russian peasant girls

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Now without communism, Russians live like this:
youtube.com/watch?v=gvklXHeXGcI

youtube.com/watch?v=7pE_3u5hh5s

youtube.com/watch?v=EX6BmsyxVvk

youtube.com/watch?v=7E8_YWasQeE

youtube.com/watch?v=tvhMjHfT3os

Capitalism came and made the lives of Russian people better.

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Imaginge living with non relatives in one apartment, this worse than hell.

youtube.com/watch?v=HdjZrropggo
Nuclear superpower

most of the commieblocks it's just your ordinary blocks of flats, those from khruschev era are rather not very inspiring in their appearance and their quality wasn't very high too, they build them better nowadays, but that's just like any block of flats, one apartment per household, with its own bathroom etc

is that where vlad putin and all his mate live?

What is happening here, the only words I can make out are "da", "nyet", "suka" and "kristina"

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Yes, by far.
The term Commieblock or Russian Khruschevka cover several different types of buildings.
They all look like shit, but while some series are nightmare to live in, others still hold well to modern standards.

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but communism was the best tho, my grand grandpa escaped from russia and he told me it went something like this

>early revolution
>in his village, he and few other villagers had brick houses while everyone else had wooden houses
>this earned him a title of kulak, local commissars decided to send him off without anything to another village to work on a communal farm
>a year later in this new village he built himself a 2 story wooden house, in a village where most people had 1 story wooden house
>they declared him a kulak again, got moved once more with nothing but clothes on his back
>new village
>starting manual labor on a farm for food again
>2 years later of working hard
>builds himself a new wooden house, digs a well, starts farming a small plot of land alone and also buys few heads of cattle and even builds himself a stone windmill
>>>commies find him and convict him of being an extreme kulak even tho he was on his own not exploiting anyone and building everything himself

>got sent off to a penal labor colony in siberia with some other extreme kulaks
>short distance by train, they had to walk on foot the rest
>guards leave them in the middle of the road on winter, expecting them to just die there
>>>he and these other extreme kulaks end up building a prosperous community in siberia while soviet starvation was happening everywhere else, trapping furs and trading with the locals for tools, alcohol and women along the way while farmers everyone else starved to death
later he somehow got to afghanistan, iraq, turkey, bulgaria and finally took a wife in belgrade, he had horses, he traded furs, he was making alcohol and finally he bought a piece of land and settled near belgrade

We are getting there and we don't even have the excuse of building to glorious communism to tide us over. Fuck if anything its getting worse with the rise of Airbnb. At least in the soviet union you didn't need to pimp out your car to make rent like with Uber.

and his grand grand son spends his life on Jow Forums (:

some of my ancestors traded horses too but afaik nobody was repressed

That housing suburb picture posted is for managers, engineers and average businessmen

Putin and his buddies live in Odintsovo in a special region protected by the FSO.

This house belong to their mongoloid defense minister Shoygu, the white palace belongs to some famous minister.

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dang, no shame in a communist society eh?

They were poor servants

is it just me of is that door frame a rhombus?

Mm yes, forced to work 8 hours, for an apartment and some expired produce as you are a slave is based because at least massa fed us.
Slav slave

i live in a commie block in france, the day i move and live in a more open and with more space i understand how shitty it is, i can't imagine live in op's pics.

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what goes on in siberia these days? what if i wanted to explore the path he traveled on, but skipping all the terrorist places like afghan and iraq?

could i still just go in the middle of nowhere with a few horses, trap furs, dig a well, work a plot of land etc, would cops arrest me these days?

i would honestly like to try a 6 month survival vacation

Literally no hope, rights, or aspirations in life no money no freedom, and you are all slaves.

Individual rural developing is very difficult, in serbia you can't hunt, farm, or develop land?

everything is already owned, serbia has dense enough population that every place that has timber or good land or anything is owned already

i think you need some paperwork if you want to build a house and to hunt there legally

Coastal Siberia in the Far East is a shithole. Anything in that Magadan Oblast is. Vladivostok was ok but maybe that’s because my standards were below zero at that point

the environment you live has an impact on your mind, i literally become more happy with more space and better living condition. no wonder russian never smile

Ayy lmao, I can imagine how funny it may be if some son-basket comes here and tries to play in survival games.

I see. The most I had to ever share all of what you mentioned were 2 other people and I still resented the experience.
Fuck the """"""living on your own""""" meme. I'd rather get free meals at home than having to wait for my roommates to stop frying nasty food or stinking the place up with curry.

this

btw with that "living with a roommate" stuff usa didn't go far from the communal apartments...

That as well.

yeah no shit

Where have you gone in serbia?

Apartments are much better than living in a hut

Serbia has plenty of wilderness.

Make a camping trip with family or friends, hunt some animals, and be prepared.

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Jesus fuck. That boar.

>owning a house without owning at least a hectare of land
Yikes

i know, i still cant live without a dentist and so on, but it would be a very fun vacation to try

im a 29 year old serb junior army officer, i finished military academy here, i am in a very good physical condition, i eat well and lift weights and run minimum once a week and i also had to study a lot of mathematics up to fourier transformations

i could handle riding horses and throwing spears and making traps for rabbits and chopping down wood manually, i had to chop down trees to make support beams for trenches lots of times in my training, and also collect snails and frogs on the march and learn how to prepare them and lots of crap like that

what i absolutely cant handle is cops arresting me and throwing me into jail for illegal cabins or poaching or idk, it would be easy to shoot a bear or a wolf with a revolver up close, it would be hard to get arrested for carrying a revolver on the road

You can use a bow, make arrows with stone tips and it will slaughter prey easily.

>and also collect snails and frogs on the march and learn how to prepare them
Bring some spices and oil, and I'll gladly tote the two headed eagle with you guys.

It sounds like bullshit but it's exactly the sort of thing that happened so I believe it.

Funniest part is when you get modern underachieving kids fantasizing about "shooting kulaks" not realizing they could be the "kulaks" if they put a bit of effort into being anything more than a NEET/mcjobber

>but surely modern Russians don't live like that
What's wrong with it?

Why do Balts cry so much over MUH occupation hahaha

Why do Mexicans cry over muh US oppression?

Nobody does it

deserved it for being kulak pig

stale pasta

this

m.youtube.com/watch?v=SLoukoBs8TE

With bow and arrow you could hunt tons of food in serbian wilderness.

do bows really have the stopping power required for a bear?

march food is quite disgusting, you need 3 pots of water hot and cold to prepare the snails, and frogs need to be smashed on the rocks while held by their long legs
and all of this food is really disgusting but your army can eat when there is nothing better

im not new to sleeping with bugs and lice, worrying about ticks, making mosquito repelants and handling smaller river snakes, to me much bigger problem is signing all the forms and collecting all the approvals and paying all the documents and registrations, nature makes me feel good, paperwork makes me feel powerless

I would assume so.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=LsqrlaIef2o

An arrow would penetrate straight through the bear pretty much anywhere is stopping power.

i dont know, i still wouldnt like to be approached by a bear without having a gun on me, bears are extremely scary animals and i dont know if i would have the balls to go anywhere that has bears without a handgun at least

i went boar hunting with an old karabiner once and even those big pigs were scary if they got close, i imagine a bear is 100 times more dangerous

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Cute piggy.