they ended up there for a month, left, and then after some time, when we had already arrived in privolzhsknce it was important for them, he leaves for azerbaijan, he had a good position, he worked in a factory, he had different jobs, i don’t know exactly what, but... you know, he had a good salary and a good position, and he took a vacation for 2 weeks , that is, he left just to resolve the issue with the inheritance for a while, but he went alone, of course, without us, he told his mother that in 2 weeks, well, he took a vacation, in principle, for only 2 weeks, 2 weeks pass, he’s gone , then three, four, five, there was no communication, that is, no letters, nothing, he arrived after 2 months, mom he says, i’m leaving work, i have this feeling that it’s like... if i think that fakha wrote this letter, that is, he was also involved in this or at least knew what they were planning, then it’s his lured , just lured, that's how it all started, so he wanted to go on vacation for 2 weeks, in the end he tried for two months, he comes to work, he is fired under article thirty-three, as a malicio

a year and a half later, we move from tyumen to our mother’s homeland, this is the city of privolzhskis, my grandmother, and there was a three-room apartment, they lived there... they lived - for about a year and a half, in the ninety- first year, she and her father left for azerbaijan, he took her to introduce her to relatives, only his stepmother was alive there, his father was no longer alive at that time, well, they all had brothers and sisters, there were seven of them, in my opinion, a person in family, as my mother tells me, when she arrived there, there was no negativity, but also this language barrier, that is, she does not understand what they are talking about, maybe they said something... bad, that is , there was nothing suspicious, they got there for a month, left, then after some time, when we have already arrived in privolzhsk, he receives a letter sent by his older brother, fakh, and the letter is entirely in azerbaijani, until the twenty-second year, i didn’t even know, we didn’t understand what this letter was about, but my father, in principle, told the whole truth