Ludmila S. (Mila) was arrested in Kiev, during the night of June 23 rd 194 . Ten years after her release , she started to write down her memories : eight hundred pages of typescript in four bundles which she tried to get published in Paris in 1972. Part of it , slightly modified , appeared in Raduga (Kiev, 56, 1982, pps . 868), but publication of the rest was halted . She was my aunt . She entrusted her typescript to me. I have translated some parts of it which offer an interesting vision now that the experiences of women are valued . She was thirty three years old, married , and had two children. Positive and cultivated , she overcame her personal tragedy by excelling in work and theatrical activities. She loved the beauty of the locatio...
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