How did working conditions in the USSR compare to those in the US?
Did Russian workers have more rights and bargaining power?
How did labor even work in the Soviet Union? How socialist was it?
before or after 1953?
I'm curious as well.
>>59952592
Fun fact i completed my IB essay on roughly this topic
I therefore have no authority to speak except otherwise to mention
USSR slavs were equal in wages so low that weekly food supply was a delicacy outside of Moscow
They were literally defeated by a tour of a Midwestern grocery shop
you say anything bad
straight to gulag
you say nothing
straight to gulag
you say anything good
straight to gulag
>>59952643
Wages weren't a problem, the problem was shortages and deficit. You have money and you simoly can not buy anything since there is nothing in shops.
>Russian workers have more rights
Villagers lived as your niggaz before abolition of slavery, they did not have identity cards, they were the property of collective farm as a tractor or a cow. City dwellers lived as your working time of Great Depression, but everything worked.
>>59952743
this
>>59952618
what happened in 1953?
>>59952774
The death of Stalin and large amnesty. It was released about 200 thousand prisoners convicted of policy. But widespread poverty remained a problem until the mid 60's. When the Soviet Union began to sell oil and gas government began subsidizing many branches of industry and agriculture. Citizens of very poor have become simply poor.
>>59952774
Stalin died and the new guy was very relaxed in comparison. Even denounced Stalin.
