Tenement in the 19th century

Extended families live in very confined spaces in tenement buildings. While the mother does her hair and the father smokes a pipe, the children play and argue. The view out of the window shows the confinement of the tenements: the next house is only a short distance away. During the industrialization, mainly agricultural workers came to the cities. The tenants tried to make as much profit as possible with the tenements

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