the fate of his mother and fulfill her last will. vera vasily, we are waiting for you. hello vera vasilievna, hello. come in , please. let's start with mom first. tell me what her name was when she was born where my mother popova alexandra ivanovna she was born in the chita region, the village of kodakhta, well, she lived in the city of chita , the family had a large five children. mom was the eldest in the family, when the war began her father popov ivan alekseevich, he went to war, that

is, although he had a reservation, but he volunteered for the war. mom, nadezhda petrovna, she did not work, there were children in her arms. she was left alone and my mother had to add a year and go to work. that in order to, well, how to support a family, how old was my mother, my mother was 17 years old. they added 18 to her. yeah, she got a job. in the dining room , that's where she cut bread and 1942. she had a daughter. her name was presumably lucia or lyudmila married and gave birth to a daughter photograph of this period. beauty, so you settled on the fact that she got a job in the canteen she got a canteen on cut work. bread. maybe there was some kind of

denunciation, maybe well, she did not have enough 200 g of bread. well, everything is clear. i can tell them from my family history that there is something in common that is similar. i have my grandmother evacuate. uh, he also worked in the officer’s canteen after the blockade of st. petersburg ona when they left him, uh, they took them out of there and she also fed my father and risked her life, risking her freedom and knew how it could end. she was scraping off the officer's plates, the remains of some kind of porridge, somewhere i folded it and hid it in some kind of place on my body and took it to my father to feed him a little. you could have gone to jail, and you could have been shot for it. mom never said anything about it, that is, she. well , they knew she was such a strong woman. here is the story of her younger sister. that is, when the mother died. she told me she said that we were on trial, that is, on trial.

they all came and she was sentenced to death. that is, he has a mortal corner. that time was hard, that's just not meant to be to happen that mom. well, she would have been shot, uh, she was pregnant, that is, she was supposed to have a child, at that time she should have been pregnant, yes, and already in custody on august 1, 1945. she gave birth to twins. yeah, two boys, that's whom she named ruslan and valery and changed the execution to 10 years. she served a reduced sentence. yes, by some miracle the photos survived. here are the periods of imprisonment, yes. let's look at the smiling photos, this means, yes, in

valeria's orphanage, valery is already sitting forward here, there ruslan is amazing that there is such a photograph of the orphanage. this is the end of the war forty-fifth year. yes, the war is over. he was born on the first of august. after she served time, she served a full term and she came to pick up the children, but valery was more uh in the orphanage. the children were in an orphanage. all these 10 years all these 10 years. yeah , valery was a weaker child and some kind of injury happened and you just advised her to take one child. well, here's a weak one, and when you get settled in a new place, then come for the second one. well, mom, that's how it turned out that she took valeria and left, her ordeals did not end there when she arrived home in chita. eh, of course.

she was an enemy, that is , her husband turned away from her. even her dear mother, mother, that is, she was not allowed on the threshold with a child. here she is left on the street. and where was her daughter daughter lyudmila at first, she lived with her grandmother with the hope of petrovna, this is with her mother's mother. here, and then he took her, father. uh-huh. here she lived with her father or with her relatives. well, they took it away it means that mom returned all the relatives. they turned away from her, including her own mother. and what next she was sheltered? here, uh, distant relatives - this is ivan ivanovich's jacket, his wife anna. so they sheltered and, therefore, helped to get settled, and then they sent mother to take her second son ruslan. well, when mother arrived at the orphanage, she was not there.

the boys were adopted. well, this is, as it were, unknown, that is, but she managed to pick up her daughter, she also failed to pick up her daughter, but i don’t know, for what reason also, there is a daughter the daughter remained, the father remained, well , that is, it turned out that he turned away from her. of course, this is valera, he had been looking for his brother and sister valera all his life. marty 2003 . mom e in april of the year thousand and four. a year after valera, they sent us a photo of valera yes. let's get a look. in the army uh-huh, i know there is a more recent photo. this is valera. that is, you expect that his brother should be similar after all. in any case, with twins, this is

always because, in general, they are very similar. and they have the same date of birth, but if they haven’t changed it. i will show you one photo. look closely at this person. his name is popov ruslanchevich. he was born on august 1 , 1945, and the data match completely, i would not say. but when he was small, he was

small for valery. well, well, they might not be twins, but twins might be twins, so they might not look very similar, judging by that little photo. valera is bigger. here it is also larger, and now the hands, i look, something seems to be in general, with great regret, ruslan and innokentyevich. just like valery is no longer alive, but we met with his son. popov ruslan innokent'evich was born on august 1, 1945 . according to him, the chita region, it turns out to remember yourself. he just doesn’t know how he was in the orphanage, how his educators got there. they didn't say anything special. they just said that his parents were dead. he

considered himself an orphan, he had a lot of children. they say it's not domovsky, what after the war? i understand it wasn't for him. this was such a peculiar family of his own when he grew up more or less already years, probably, he was 7 they ran away in the summer, like homeless children everything lies and in the end in the fall. they themselves handed them over to another or at home, they could determine, and like that he traveled by train there on freight trains around russia, you can say a homeless person traveled, they climbed nothing in the summer, apples, they stole there. the cat was something else , as it were, they begged for it, he says it was also like that at the stations after the orphanage, the army. he was with the signalman in the alphabet way him, by the way, somewhere notebook. i don’t know , i still have to keep a notebook with morse code. when his service ended, he was demobilized, and he, as it were, how to explain it, went here to work. how to raise? celina, right? or somehow

there was nothing here before. after which he worked as a new ze worked as a plumber. sports, i loved very much. he was it. uh, the soviet union was, as they were called, which is not a fizruk. but you have a physical training job for all sorts of competitions. this is the head of his workshop answered. that's for all the competition, who will participate, how? well, he also got married. so it turns out 70 to the second year already somewhere in the seventy-second year, sister. the elder sister was born in 83, it turns out. i was born in it. all i, as it were, was already so late, the child turned out. he believed that well, his parents really died and didn’t look for him, so it seems to me he didn’t try, to be honest, it became just like someone. i have some other relatives. it’s good to live.

here is the father, did not wait for this moment. it's a pity, of course, even though i waited. he would probably immediately drop everything and break into them one hundred percent. i kind of really want this. that, yes, they were my relatives, well, my father's relatives. i really want it. hello dear relatives. i am very happy glad if our father's relatives, father will be familiar will get to know me. there is a photo that was in the story, it looks like he went in for sports

, the result is in this envelope alleged aunt sedunova vera vasilievna child popov alexei ruslanovich probability of relationship 75.9 we don’t often get such a result more often than either 0 or 99, then everything is obvious, but 75, of course, this is according to international

standards for tests to establish kinship, the result of this analysis should be considered uncertain although, on the other hand, 75 percent. that's three quarters - that's a lot. what do you think. i think it might, right? it also seems to me that i am like this from the photo and the coincidence of all the data. yes 75. it seems to me that we are a happy figure for us. now, however, this does not happen often and because the result is uncertain. we even did not understand at first. why did our lab ask for a second dna test? now i will explain what they did. you are paternal relatives of his father, right? so our

expert in the laboratory asked his mother to give her samples too, in order to isolate them and cut them off and see only the father's line. open maybe there will be a clearer result? probability of relationship 65.1 obtained yet? he really wanted to come today, but he is liable for military service and they did not let him go.

we'll send it to him tomorrow, we'll buy a ticket, we'll have a great time. thank you, it seems to me that your meeting will solve everything, so we will not delay you , our editors will meet you, buy tickets for you and take you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you for being there for such a noble cause. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. all the best. thank you thank you very much. thank you appeal, not

only relatives friends and colleagues. well, a whole organization of orphanages, shelters , hospitals, cultural educational institutions, we cooperate and, as far as possible, helped, here is a letter from the main exhibition of the country. vdnkh we also could not ignore. in addition, this is a definite challenge for us for the first time in the history of the program. wait for me on one application you need to find. more than a million people's attention on the vdnkh screen appeared in 1939, and from the very beginning this landing was not created as a production technological exhibition. and as the city of e, which represented the ideal life of the soviet country, in order to select

participants for this exhibition , very precise and very detailed criteria were developed for all specialists developed indicators of what indicators need to be achieved in order to earn the right to participate in the vdnkh exhibition; it was a mirror of the country. we've seen where we're going. participated in this won, like athletes a gold medal. here ask, you athletes, how do you like this gold medal, what did you feel the victory of feelings? they all wanted to win. for a running green wave, my invention was aimed primarily at

the safety of traffic, the elimination of accidents at intersections. and most importantly better informing the driver. driver in the system road cars such as yevgeny koshkin at vdnkh are called melists in different years. they participated in exhibitions and received awards for their inventions with a number of medal winners. today, there are about two and a half million people, their data is stored in the archival library fund. vdnkh has information about the invention and the names of the laureates, but there is no their contact with the request to find medalists, the management of vdnkh and the program applied. wait for me the idea came with the help of users of the archive library fund portal. vdnkh they started us write and ask questions. is there any program of privileges, love and encouragement for laureates on the territory of the exhibition and

, of course, the management of the exhibition considered these appeals, that they were repeated more than once and decided to create such a program for these people and that's how we created it. and, of course, we need to find them. more than 2 million people were awarded, but we do not have contacts of these people, no addresses. we need to find them, which is why we turned to the program. wait for me for the owners of medals , we have developed a special loyalty program, they won't be able to. at least every day to visit all museums of vdnkh for free, for this, the laureates need to send a letter to the regular or e-mail address of vdnkh or write an appeal at any information center of the exhibition complex. it is very easy to write an appeal , you need to come to the information center, vdnkh. report that you are a laureate of the exhibition, an employee of the information center gives you a

special questionnaire. here you need to specify your data, everything is very simple, such as last name, first name, patronymic date of birth region everything, this is us we fix we indicate we give back the questionnaire to the employee. literally 10-20 minutes, your application is sent for consideration to the vdnkh archive, where the status of the laureate is confirmed, and you are issued a special card of the laureates of the exhibition. we believe that applying to the wait for me program is one of the fastest ways to find these people to tell them about such a program on the territory of vdnkh that you can go on a trip around the museum city? vdnh you can take advantage of various discounts, yes, and be here with us to meet your loved ones. and of course we we are sure that, and their relatives, friends, neighbors will learn about this program and inform them that such a socially significant project has been implemented here specifically for vdnkh laureates as a tribute to people who have made

a great contribution to the development of our country. it's great that vdnkh remains a symbol of friendship and unity of peoples. and this is a good initiative , another confirmation of this. in addition, in the spring and summer at vdnkh it is especially beautiful. i think that everyone who joins this project will definitely not regret it. have you ever wondered what the people you are the other day seen in the public transport store or just on the street just look carefully at the screen. the name of the young military man in this photo is lev davydov, he was born in 1931, graduated, then returned to lithuania , it is known that he had a wife, evgenia, and a daughter , lyudmila, has not been in contact with her family since may 2002, while she lived in kazan, she

planned to purchase apartment, but because of his gullibility, the young man, lily, took her money for an apartment, where she is now unknown. my name is rodion golubkov. here for the third year the child has been on the federal wanted list after the father, robert yuryevich golubkov. and you are looking for a sister from selfidine, and in the early 2000s, semiddin left tajikistan to work in moscow with his brothers . on october 9, 2004, asameddin left a rented apartment and disappeared without documents . for 16 years now, the fate of irina yermolina has haunted her family. irina

wishing to work in surgut in 2007 visited her aunt and cousin in volgograd she promised to come next year, but then she called and said that she was in the hospital. and after a while, irina stopped answering calls. we were sent from the vladimir region in 1955, the mother left this boy at the kursk railway station in moscow, then he was about a year and a half old , he was installed by foster parents. now they are no longer alive, and the boy grew up and decided to find blood relatives. if you have information that will help in these searches, please call our hotline or leave response on the website of the program these photos to our studio and share important news with them, for example, recently such an invitation was received by elina gennadievna gonzalez from magadan. hello, come,

please, make yourself comfortable. hello what a beautiful surname you are, foreign spanish beauty, the search is connected with us abroad. no. well, tell me, i'm looking for a father. or paternal relatives, i never saw him. my mother and father divorced when i was one year old. it was in the sixty-seventh year. and actually neither one photo in the house. i don’t, who lives in bibirevo in moscow, we drank tea , talked about this, and out of nowhere she got a photograph of my own father, how she ended up there. i don’t know and gave it to me and you and i finally

understood who i look like well, my father, and next to me is my mother’s cousin, aunt polina, they are waiting for the plane at the airport in the village of northern novosibirsk region. well, while waiting, they wave a glass of visible snack. so here is a great photo. what is dad's name dad's name is gennady mikhailovich malinin april 15, 1937 uh-huh, the city of gorky, well, he lived there. according to my last recollection, he lived in the city of gorky, savrasov street. i don’t remember further. that is, he never came, he didn’t call anything, he didn’t call, he didn’t come after the divorce. we lived in the magadan region

after the divorce, he apparently went to this bitter one, and that's all, when i was at school, he apparently tried to somehow interact with me there and sent some postcards. letters from where i remember the address, that it was gorky savrasov, after all, that dad sent, yes, some letters, but my mother skillfully avoided the conversation and said that i didn’t want to talk about it and didn’t let you read the letters. no, well, letters came when i was in school there, third grade, fourth grade. but then he apparently stopped writing, because there was no answer, and that's it, and it turns out that you have a photograph of your father only this yes, only this. photo, and we showed in one of the past programs. maybe you've seen her. i did not see. i do not always have

the opportunity to watch your program, because that the work schedule is difficult and does not always work out. it's great that the photo has been preserved, because for us it is an opportunity to show the photo and hope that someone will respond to it, and you know , this photo really got a response. and they sent us one letter, a very old letter. now i will show it to you. here it is. take look read maybe you will learn something right away? well, to be honest, i don’t

know about this letter and i never had starostin’s last name. i have always had my last name malinin before marriage, what kind of letter is this from whom to whom? mom wrote this, apparently, to dad, we just didn’t read it, because we don’t hide other people’s songs. well, i understand that my mother writes to my father asking there that she refuses alimony and wants to give me a different surname. well, i don’t know anything about the elements, but my last name was raspberry. i don't know, daddy doesn't. no, it was given to us by your father's second wife. here, listen to what she told our correspondent. mikhalych

arrived from magadan in 1969 in nizhny novgorod and we met in march of the seventy-first year, when we met , of course, he said, well, my mother was against it, because i don’t know, she didn’t let her communicate with her father, the letter was preserved. she writes that her second daughter was born there and they have different surnames. they do not write that she is a letter to him, that i think gennady mikhailovich will understand me officially. here is my request that you give up your daughter. this is necessary for

their peace of mind, since they have different surnames. you will abandon your daughter, and we will the answer to this is to refuse alimony. well , of course, gennady mikhailovich paid alimony. i know that she turned to the legal consultation here on your appeal there, that you want to raise a child yourself? you need to deprive your wife of parental rights, he did not apply, continued to help financially, wanted to pick you up, but did not quarrel and did not start fishing rods and scandals. here is a wonderful man. news you have two wonderful sisters. if you want to see them, of course, it’s not clear what

they wrote and they didn’t ask their parents, and then already at a conscious age, when dad no longer began to talk with his brother, our uncle, and he told us that there is a sister left. daughter. at dad. elina lives, she is far from the gadan region. we always wanted to find our sister ourselves. and so, when we found out that she was looking for someone and it was very painful for him, i know dad, because how much love he gave us and for sure, he thought about his eldest daughter lenin, it so happened that i couldn’t, he personally gave her too goodness with your love. he was very sensitive human. and i think that he was worried that he

could not communicate with her. and even very much, because he loved us children and, of course, loved her too. whenever i remember my dad, i have his smile right in front of my eyes. warm and sincere, we spent a lot of time together and went skiing and boating and cycling in the village . well, he taught us a lot of things to smile. dad had many hobbies. probably the most important thing is photography. with us, yulia took pictures everywhere and always, and in summer and winter, a lot of children's photos have been preserved and they all convey our happy childhood. education played a huge role. he was a deep decent man. he read a lot and knew a lot. i 'm still a long time when he did not, if

i had any questions, i think now i 'll call, dad, he's gone. i have always been the eldest, and now alina is the eldest, see you. i so unusually wanted to see what she had from dad from ours. similar or not? yes, i think there is something, of course, but i wanted to tell a lot about him. dear, elinka , is it good that you have been found? i'm waiting for this meeting or it's very cool, what did you do? first this step. i am looking forward to meeting you and want to get to know you, wonderful sisters, wonderful. it is clear

that you need to gather strength, of course , a person is not always ready. right at this moment. we will communicate thank you very much that you have found

our relatives, look for each other, so that it does not happen. this was normal dna done with my nephew, so there was still a lot of blood, of course, on the transmission. well, that is, about five minutes in total, that is, well, some such little information. i i want to know more i have such a feeling of relief now. i mean, i found it. that is , i am we, well, now i want to somehow improve relations and communicate.

i don’t know why the jitters. hello, come in.

valery is circled here and here is ruslan well, if you close his eyes over his nose with his nose or forehead, everything is similar already in the morning valery nakitich was born on august 1, 45, nerchinsk region, ussr

well, now there are no questions at all in nerchinsk on the same day two innocent. could not be born in different even dna does not steer 100%. but how called? you got a door cousins ​​were be friends of course of course.

how did you live, how were the patronymic names of the surname born? the more relatives, the better the father. we will welcome guests. i think that everything will be fine, we will communicate. and now we won't get lost.