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propiska (Russian: пропи́ска, IPA: [prɐˈpʲiskə] , plural: propiski) was both a
written residency permit and a migration-recording tool, used in the Russian...
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Propiska may
refer to:
Propiska in the
Soviet Union, a
written residency permit and a migration-recording tool, in the
Russian Empire before 1917 and...
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replaced the
prior repressive mandatory Soviet system of
propiska. The word "
propiska" is
still widely used
colloquially to
refer to the registration...
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propiskas. That has led to the
widespread misconception that
registration was just a new name for the
propiska; many
continue to call it a "
propiska"...
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kilometre became a
colloquial phrase for
limits on
freedom of
movement under propiska, the
Soviet system of
controlling internal migration.
During most of the...
- the registration,
although known as "
propiska" was not ****ociated with the
residential permit of the
later propiska system. The
Small Soviet Encyclopedia...
- used to
control and
monitor the
place of
residence by
means of
propiska. Officially,
propiska was
introduced for
statistical reasons:
since in the planned...
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included internal p****port controls,
which when
combined with
individual city
Propiska ("place of residence") permits, and
internal freedom of
movement restrictions...
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every citizen was
obliged to have a
propiska – a
place of
permanent residency.
Nobody could be
stripped of
propiska without substitution or
refuse it without...
- Formats: MC, LP
Moscow Residence Permit (Московская прописка;
Moskovskaya propiska) Released: 1991 (URSS) Label: Gala
Records Formats: LP, MC Two
Slices of...
