Tag #150547 - Interview #94447 (Larisa Radomyselskaya)

We had Jewish, Russian and Ukrainian friends. We didn’t care about nationality. Unfortunately, our daughter’s condition didn’t allow us to meet with friends or invite them home often, but we celebrated Soviet holidays: 1 May, 7 November, Victory Day and the Soviet Army Day [21] and our children’s birthdays. I cooked and we had parties with guests. We danced and talked. On our daughters’ birthdays they invited their friends. Sometimes on weekends we went for walks with the family. My younger daughter loved these outings, though walking was hard for her. We wished we could take our daughter out of the town, but we didn’t have such opportunity. We didn’t have a car and we couldn’t generally afford it. Considering Galina’s condition we spent our vacations in Uzhhorod.