at the cemetery in shatki , money collected by the people back in the soviet years.own, but relatives refused to transport the ashes, not we need to bother her, let everything remain as it is. nina nikolaevna is walking, walking with her granddaughter, little light by the hand. this little fence wasn’t here yet, tall, big, she saw it from afar, this space was still visible, she was like... nina nikolaevna screams at the top of her voice, tanya, our tanya, i see tanya, my own sister recognized her, through so many years, she recognizes her, ninety-first year, she hasn’t seen her since forty -one, 50 years have passed, she recognized her, if i had tanya, and a sister, brothers, all alive at this time, i would have a big family, how many if only i had nephews, now savicheva has a large family again, nikolovna passed away in 2013, but she has a son, a granddaughter, a great-granddaughter, vladislav, mikhail’s son, has two children, three grandchildren, when they were on the road of life in kamen, near kamen flower, it’s written on the stone what he said in tanisavichev’s

shatki village, railway station.nded came here often, but this flight was special for children from besieged leningrad. when the train stopped, no one got out of the carriage. the children had so little strength that they had to be carried out in their arms. skin, bones and wild melancholy in huge eyes. this is how those who met them later described them. the girl was diagnosed with tuberculosis, every day she became worse, she ended up in a boarding school for the disabled, and then in the hospital. on july 1, 1944, she died without ever knowing that her sister and brother were alive. here she is, wearing a beret, in the top row, standing among other children from the orphanage. this is tanya's last photo. in 1944 during the war, the older brother mikhail returned and immediately began looking for the girl. here are just the answers to his multiple ones. where tanya lies, in fact, she gave her everything, all the data. the nurse's name was anna zhurkina. she buried tanya in the local cemetery. then the woman spoke.

the village of shatki. railway station, trains with wounded came here often, but this flight was specialm besieged leningrad, when the train stopped, no one got out of the carriage, the children had so little strength that they had to be carried out in their arms, skin, bones and wild melancholy in their huge eyes, as those who met them later described them, local residents almost immediately began to bring them to the carriage food was given away literally the last time 125 children arrived at the orphanage, among whom was... tanya savicheva. the girl was diagnosed with tuberculosis, every day she became worse, she ended up in a boarding school for the disabled, and then in the hospital. the old wooden building has still been preserved, where tanya spent her last 40 days. deddom's children gave her letters and wildflowers. on july 1 , 1944, she died without ever knowing that her sister and brother were alive. here she is, wearing a beret, in the top row, standing among other children from the orphanage. this is the last tanina photo. in 1944 , the older brother mikhail returned from the

the village of shatki, the railway station, trains with the wounded often came here, but this flightm besieged leningrad. when the train stopped, no one left the carriage. the children had so little strength that they had to be carried out in their arms. leather. guests and wild melancholy in their huge eyes, this is how those who met them later described them. local residents almost immediately began to carry food, literally the last thing they gave away , 125 children arrived at the orphanage, among whom was tanya savicheva. the girl was diagnosed with tuberculosis, every day she became worse, she ended up in a boarding school for the disabled, and then in the hospital. the old wooden building has still been preserved, where tanya spent her last 40 days. the children gave her letters and wild flowers. on july 1 , 1944, she died without ever knowing that her sister and brother were alive. here she is wearing a top beret. standing next to other children from the orphanage, this is the last tanina photo. in the forty-fourth year , the elder brother mikhail returned from the war and im