A Socio-Political Aspect of Housing and Communal Sanitation in the USSR, 1950s–1960s (Based on Materials of Leningrad and Vyborg)

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Analysis examines public and government interactions to improve sanitary conditions and housing safety in urban USSR.

The level of housing safety increased as the state improved sanitary standards, helping to mitigate epidemic risks.
Key actions include organizing trash pickups and conducting lectures to educate citizens on sanitation practices.
Analysis based on archival materials illustrates the importance of communication between governmental and public organizations in urban sanitation efforts during the 1950s and 1960s in Leningrad and Vyborg. This led to reduced epidemic risks and enhanced living conditions for residents. “Sanitary service” initiatives also included utilizing specialized machinery for garbage collection, demonstrating a commitment to improved public health.

Pavel Pokidko (2024) studied this question.

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