Have you known that in the Soviet times the doors from the apartments were opened only in inside? And there are several logical explanations about which we will tell you today.
There is a version that the doors in the inside were opened only in the USSR, as if it was done for the fact that the KGB could, in case of anything to penetrate the right apartment. But how much is this information right?
We still think that this is just an urban legend, since ordinary wooden doors will definitely do not stop any Chekists or Caguches. In addition, looking through Western films, you can see that their doors are also opening inside.
The fact is that in apartment buildings, planners had to be seriously saved on the inner space, including on stair cells and sites. In the entrances of the Khrushchev and so unfold, and if the tenants will open the doors, they can block the door of the neighbors!
Another, more historical version is that there were few multi-story houses in the old days, and people put the doors in the houses opening inside to winter after heavy snowfalls they could come out.
What do you think? What version it seems to you more truthful?
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