Nelliemoser I agree;
however, I would also point out that, although in the Soviet bloc most people lived in horrible concrete blocks of high-rise flats or in poverty in the countryside, the powers that be lived in some opulence and had their dachas too for a nice break when they felt like it.
And as for Stalin, who died the year that our Queen was crowned:
As the absolute ruler of Soviet Union, Stalin had access to anything and everything he could think of and he often took advantage of this privilege. He had two countryside residences and an apartment within the Kremlin compound. He had a personal train with multiple luxurious cars. He had multiple villas in other parts of Russia, especially the Soci Villa, and took over the Livadia Palace in Crimea
Ceaucescu?
yomadic.com/communist-architecture-romania-parliament-interior/
If the plebs don't like it, then 'disappear them' in their millions.
Or perhaps Trump-light anyone?