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Shortly after my brother was born my parents moved to Kharkov and then to Chernigov as directed by their party authorities.
My father was an NKVD officer, and my mother was chairman of a woman's council at the equipment yard [collective farm equipment maintenance yard]. My mother went to villages and met up with young women in order to propagate for the Soviet power and to explain to them the need to study.
My father was an NKVD officer, and my mother was chairman of a woman's council at the equipment yard [collective farm equipment maintenance yard]. My mother went to villages and met up with young women in order to propagate for the Soviet power and to explain to them the need to study.
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Chernigov
Ukraine
Interview
Engelina Goldentracht