“We were given a brick house”: housing conditions of Soviet migrants in Kaliningrad villages in the post-war years (interview-based)
The article examines the living conditions of the Soviet people who moved to rural areas of the Kaliningrad region after the Second World War. Data on the receipt of houses or apartments by migrants, the condition of the allocated housing, its layout, kitchen equipment, water supply, lighting and heating of buildings, furnishing, and the use of German property was systematized by way of almost 300 interviews.