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I met my wife, Galina Zotova, at work; we worked at the same institute. We
were married in 1959, and our daughter, Anna, was born on June 8th, 1960.
My wife then quit her job and both brought up our daughter and took care of
the household. My wife is ethnically Russian. She was born in Leningrad on
October 9th, 1930. Her parents were from Arkhangelsk. Her father, Dimitri
Moiseevich Zotov, was a salesman. Galina graduated from secondary school in
Volhova, where her family lived at that time. She began to work at the
Leningrad Institute Giprolestrans in 1953, and in 1958 she graduated from
the Leningrad branch of the All-Union Correspondence Builders' Institute as
a hydrolic engineer. She majored in water supply and sewer systems, and
worked at this until our daughter was born.
were married in 1959, and our daughter, Anna, was born on June 8th, 1960.
My wife then quit her job and both brought up our daughter and took care of
the household. My wife is ethnically Russian. She was born in Leningrad on
October 9th, 1930. Her parents were from Arkhangelsk. Her father, Dimitri
Moiseevich Zotov, was a salesman. Galina graduated from secondary school in
Volhova, where her family lived at that time. She began to work at the
Leningrad Institute Giprolestrans in 1953, and in 1958 she graduated from
the Leningrad branch of the All-Union Correspondence Builders' Institute as
a hydrolic engineer. She majored in water supply and sewer systems, and
worked at this until our daughter was born.
Period
Year
1959
Location
Russia
Interview
Alexander Paskov