Hallo, Forum

So wie damals in der Sowjetunion:
For a long period of Soviet history, peasants did not have internal passports, and could
not move into towns without permission. Many former inmates received "wolf tickets" and
were only allowed to live a minimum of 101 km away from city borders. Travel to closed
cities and to the regions near USSR state borders was strongly restricted. An attempt to
illegally escape abroad was punishable by imprisonment for 1–3 years. LINK

Um vom früheren Leningrad nach Moskau zu reisen, bedurfte es bis 1989 einer Erlaubnis.

Gruß von der Finca Bayano

Cascabel