- cross-posted to:
- marxism
"1. Notepad, grey leather cover; 2. Notebook, red leather cover;
Personal notes made on separate sheets and tear-off sheets. Sixty-seven sheets numbered;
Notebook with general notes, red cover;
5 smoking pipes with 4 boxes and special devices for them, tobacco. In the study of Comrade Stalin: books, desk accessories and souvenirs in the comrade Stalin's cabinet are not included.
Bedroom and closet:
2 white coloured tunics (Both have medals "Sickle and Hammer" of the Hero of Socialist Labour attached);
2 grey tunics;
2 dark-green coloured kitels;
10 pants;
...
A savings book was found in the bedroom with 900 rubles written in it."
I couldn't answer that since I haven't come across any primary sources along those lines.
I do know that they were paid fair living wages since their work was still essential for running the state. Probably not as much as a cabbie, a miner, or an educator but modest pay for their modest work.
For specifics we'd probably have to break out the books and get a translator.
It was just above mean wage
Thank you for your service o7