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 Марина Рыкунова Tallin In the school, I formed a company that changed from time to time. My closest friend was Marina. Marina, lived on Dovzhenko Street and I perfectly remember her parents. Dad was a sports commentator, and mom was just … Читать далее

School. In the first class, I went to 57 High School – it was a school with a sports direction. But the very next year, my mother transferred me to the 35th English School that had just been built. Memories … Читать далее

  Songs. I have known a lot of songs since childhood and I would really like to share them with my grandchildren. I even thought about recording them on the recorder and saving them. I picked up these songs in … Читать далее

I found photos of my best friends from Pirogovskaya. And I want to talk about them. As you remember, one of them, Valya lived above me, and Lena was under me, that is, Lena is on the 3rd floor, I … Читать далее

More about friends from Pirogovskaya Street. Near on the site of our apartment, lived a family of a similarly retired military Nikolay and they had two children. The eldest daughter Tanya and son Sasha. Our common balcony was divided into … Читать далее

Jews. I always regretted that I was not Jewish. The name of my  grandfather, the one who went missing in 1941, was  Vasily Davydovich, and I thought that if his father had name David, maybe, I have Jewish roots. I … Читать далее

In the Soviet Union  children had very long vacations in the summer, all 3 summer months. Everything was arranged so that children could improve their health in a warm period.  The parents had to work and the summer pioneer camps … Читать далее

Foreigners.   We were truly Soviet children and firmly believed that we live in the best of the countries and therefore we were very nice to Vietnamese students who were passing through our yard in large groups. We greeted them. … Читать далее

I’m already quite an adult. Kindergarten on Shevchenko Avenue. I, already quite grown up, I am already 6 years old, and I myself returning from the kindergarten. I walk past the Polytechnic Institute and think that I am already very … Читать далее

MY PARENTS As you already understood, the street brought us up. Parents were busy with their lives. It’s time to talk about them. My mother Maria Klimenko grew up in the village. The War passed its hard course through her … Читать далее