Tag #149659 - Interview #78161 (roman reznikov)

In those years my grandparents' family lived in a Jewish collective farm [8] near Nikopol. My grandfather and grandmother moved to this collective farm, giving up their business in Gaisin to be able to give education to their younger children, Boris and Emil. The reason was that only children of workers and peasants could study at school. The authorities were reluctant to accept children of richer parents, that is merchants or bourgeois, to Soviet schools.