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Why it was important for us to create this episode. Katerina Gordeeva: "My mother hardly ever hugged me when I was little. As I grew older, I realized how much I missed it and started asking questions. It turned out that no one hugged my mother in her childhood either, because her mother, my grandmother, was the daughter of 'enemies of the people': her father was executed, and her mother spent eight years in a camp for the wives of traitors to the Motherland, followed by six more years in exile. There were more than half a million of these women, who went through the slaughterhouse of Stalin's camps alongside their repressed husbands, according to the most conservative estimates. The berserk repressive machine deprived them of the most important thing: the ability to love and physically embrace their children. Their children grew up, had their own children, but they also didn't know how to hug them. There was no one to teach them. In the fall of 2021, an exhibition about women in Stalin's camps opened at 'Memorial'* (human rights organisation) It was very important for me to meet those who created it and those whose stories became part of this narrative. Both to remember and to better understand." #скажигордеевой #мемориал Contents: 0:00 More than half a million women of the USSR went through Stalin's camps - what our movie is about 2:28 “Women live longer. Women are more resilient” - why Memorial* made an exhibition about the women's Gulag 5:19 The story of Maria Sevortyan, who was 9 years old in 1938. 8:52 Camps for “Family Members of Traitors to the Motherland” 12:24 The story of Svetlana Makayeva, who was 4 years old in 1937. 13:11 Dress in which art historian from Tretyakov Gallery Valentina Bukhanevich spent a year in Butyrsky prison 22:56 How Maria Sevortyan's father and mother were arrested 35:09 Where the children of repressed people were sent 39:54 How many underpants a woman was entitled to have in the Gulag 42:39 Why Svetlana Makayeva was “lucky” to have two fathers 45:51 “How many mischiefs this state has done.” 50:32 “In the conditions of the camp, a woman doesn't have a second to herself.” 55:11 What Svetlana Zakharievna's mother sent from the camp. 57:15 How does camp change a woman's psyche? 58:20 Camp embroideries of Efrosinya Givargizova, Maria Sevortyan's mom 1:03:16 Why couldn't Memorial* make an exhibition about the women's Gulag for 15 years? 1:09:55 “Mommy, hope for a future life” - 12-year-old Otto's letter from the orphanage to his mother in the camp. 1:14:42 How Svetlana Makayeva met her mother after the camp 1:20:03 How Maria Sevortyan was allowed the only visit with her mother in the camp on the eve of the war 1:24:39 Mittens tied by a woman who died after a forced abortion in the Gulag 1:29:27 How did the camp change Maria and Svetlana's mothers? 1:36:07 What will become of the exhibition “Material” after the news of Memorial's liquidation*? International Historical, Educational, Charitable, and Human Rights Society "Memorial":https://www.memo.ru/ru-ru/ *Recognized as a "foreign agent" in Russia. -
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