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Gabaeva, Nataliia Sergeevna
Natalia Sergeevna was interviewed twice by Tat'iana Morgacheva in March and October
2004. She talks about her family's history and her upbringing, highlighting the tensions
between her family's intelligentsia and religious traditions and the Soviet environment
in which she herself grew up, tensions that were particularly acute after the arrest of
her grandfather. Much of what she says ampifies and expands on her memoirs in the family
archives. She reflects on the dilemmas of living with a spoilt biography, on the friends
that helped her family, and on her relations with her mother after her return from the labour
camps.
Interview 1
[March-04]
Interview 2 [October-04]
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The Introduction
In 1944, she was taken back to Leningrad, where she graduated from the Faculty of Biology at the
State University.
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The Family Archive
The archives contains several memoirs as well as family photographs.
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