In 2012, Moscow underwent a massive territorial expansion known as the "New Moscow" project. This resulted in significant changes to registration laws, property rights, and administrative zoning. Codes like this are frequently found in:
If you are looking for the or legal content associated with this specific tag, it is usually found within proprietary Russian legal databases like ConsultantPlus or Garant . msk_propiska_p_II_2012t2
: Historical data on property registration during the expansion. In 2012, Moscow underwent a massive territorial expansion
: This refers to the residency permit or registration system used to track where individuals live. : Historical data on property registration during the
This identifier, , appears to be a specific technical tag or internal code, likely associated with a specialized database, a legal archive, or a government record system (often seen in Russian administrative contexts). Based on the structure of the code, msk : This is the standard shorthand for Moscow .
: This points to the year 2012 and likely the second volume (tom 2) or a specific time period/tier. Contextual Significance
: Used by researchers to pull specific demographic or administrative files from that era.