Students in Moscow. Everyday Life. Customs. Types

Petr Ivanov (1876–1956) — a Russian religious writer, a prominent figure of the Russian emigration. At the beginning of the last century, the era of the nobility was rapidly fading into the past, and a new social group — students, emerged as the object of special study.
In his work "Students in Moscow. Everyday Life. Customs. Types", the author reveals all the charms of student life in the early 20th century through his own example. A person immersed in politics and spiritual quests, dreaming of restructuring the world - this is how a student from a non-noble background looked at the turn of the century.
What is the minimal budget of a Moscow student? What does "Chambres garnies" mean? Where is the center of student housing located? Why do first-year students change apartments like gloves? How did they catch suitors among freshmen? What distinguishes a first-year student from a fourth-year law student? And how many types of
students are there?
The budget, housing questions and dormitories, nutrition, family, marriages — all important aspects of student life are covered in the book with additional comments from artificial intelligence. Before you is the most controversial book of the last century about the life of a Moscow student.