The daily life of Moscow in the Stalin era. 1920-1930s

Under the pen of G.V. Andreevsky Pestra and Multicipable Moscow: the 1930s comes to life, moves, captures the reader’s imagination with its unique colors, plots and paintings, fascinating him through the streets and lanes, shops and cinemas, parks and courtyards, introducing the life of poets, introducing him, introducing him. Musicians, politicians, wide opening the window into the unknown past of the capital. Unique and rare photos from archives and private collections richly illustrate the book. The advantage of this study is that it was created on the basis of memoirs, archival materials and messages of the press of those years about such rarely noticed details as, for example, riding in trams, washing in baths, training at rabbins, market trading, and communal life, and communal services, and communal services, life. About the holidays and work of ordinary people, about how they adapted to the conditions of post -revolutionary time