Victor and Alexandr Shulgin

These are my grandchildren: Victor Shulgin, on the left, and Alexandr Shulgin when they came to visit me in Chernigov in 2002. They were photographed near a Christian church in the center of town. My daughter Natasha [Shulgina, nee Mukhamedjanova] graduated from the Faculty of Roman and German Philology at Simferopol University. She was a success with her studies. She knows Spanish, French and Italian. When she was a student Natasha married Victor Shulgin, a Russian man. Victor finished his postgraduate studies. Natasha stopped studying after they got children. Natasha thinks she is a metropolitan. She works at the university library. Her husband is chief of department at the university. They are a happy family and their children grow up in a loving and caring atmosphere. I have two grandchildren: Victor, born in 1982, and Alexandr, born in 1984. They both study at Simferopol University. The older one is a programmer, one of the best of the university, and the younger one is a mathematician. Natasha, her husband and her children often visit me in Chernigov. They support me materially and morally.

The Centropa Collection at USHMM

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