How much freedom of movement was there from one to the other

>>3167623

It very much depended on your class. If you were a member of the Gommunist Party then you could apply for a visa to visit other parts of the USSR, if you were a member of the inner circle then you could even visit other countries, but for the average Joe Schmoe it was essentially impossible to leave your home prefecture.

>>3167648
Were areas like chelyabinsk goven the same political weight and jurisdiction as the czech republic or romania?

>>3167710

Each Republic managed it's own travel permits, Czechia in particular was very "liberal" and had much lighter restrictions than Russia itself.

>>3167623
None. Even today in Russia people literally need an internal passport to travel from A to B, within the same country. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_passport_of_Russia

>>3167648

Which is good btw. You don't have to move to get a job under socialism. It's only under the late stage capitalism that we have today that movement is considered a good thing.

>>3167745
>need an internal passport to travel from A to B
Bullshit dude did you even read the page you linked? It has zero cited sources also. And this nugget was at the end, though I can't speak to its veracity because..zero cited sources: "In November 2010 the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced the cancellation of internal passports, replacing them with plastic identity cards or driver's licenses."

>>3167745
For someone posting in a /his/tory channel, you sure suck at the most basic of fact-checking and research tasks.

>>3167623
Nobody knows.

>>3167767
Is this bait?
Are people forced to travel and see the world under capitalism?
Or are commies literally this retarded?

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