there are a lot of dead, there we have stella, civilians who died in the starobeshevo area.operation, starobshevo was front-line. village. at twenty-two the front has been significantly pushed back. the referendum on the entry of the dpr into russia took place under completely different conditions. everything was completely different. and there was no longer the fear that there was in 1914, because we already felt the reliable shoulder of russia. there was someone to stand up for us, there was someone to protect us, so, of course, there was no longer any fear. now svetlana feofanovna is confident. it was not all in vain; fear and persecution were endured for the sake of a bright future for the younger generation. now many of our educational institutions are being put in order, they have already become so old, we have suffocated so much without repairs that now this is such a beauty, this is the school where i studied, where i started working, and when i pass by it every day, i look at it with such pride and think, how lucky are those children... who are studying now, we came

houses in starobeshevo have already been destroyed, smashed, starobeshevo has already been liberated,ea. from then until the start of the special operation, starobshevo was. the dpr was incorporated into russia under completely different conditions. everything was completely different and was not. a referendum was taking place and the city greeted us with just a terrible wind, which, of course, is traditional for this place, well, the sea is nearby, we have to overcome it, also 10 years ago, mariupol residents had to overcome many obstacles in order to be able to still express their will , and yet, the referendum took place here in 1914, our... the tower is a symbol of our city of mariupol, it is more than 100 years old, which means it was built, just imagine, it survived the revolution, which means the ussr, completely, the great patriotic war, the collapse of the country, in fact, no, that means the fascists, she survived too, svetlana nikolaevna survived the entire period of the battles for mariupol in the basement of a house that was built by her father, an architect. the water to

from then until the start of the special operation, starobeshevo was frontline village.o russia took place under completely different conditions. everything was completely different. and there was no longer that fear that was in the fourteenth year. because we already felt the reliable shoulder of russia, there was someone to stand up for us, there was someone to protect us, so of course there was no fear anymore. now svetlana feofanovna is sure that everything was not in vain, fear and persecution were experienced for the sake of a bright future for the younger generation. now many our educational institutions are being put in order, they are already so old, we are so suffocated without repair. that now this is such a beauty, this is the school where i studied, where i started working, and when i pass by it every day, i look at it with such pride and think how lucky those children who are studying now are, we have arrived to mariupol to tell how a referendum was held here 10 years ago and the city greeted us simply. terrible wind, which, of course, is for this place tra

voting took place in may 2014 in the starobeshevo district of the dpr; all this became possible thanksus , people were aware of the danger, however, by the will of the residents, by the fall of 2014 these beautiful places among the fields were liberated. i have been involved since the eighties, worked in election commissions, all the time in the district commission, territorial commission, referendums, elections. by profession , svetlana feofanovna was a geography teacher when her fellow countrymen rebelled against the maidan and the tyranny of kiev. the indicator was 98.5% for being in the donetsk people's republic, when the referendum ended, i basically didn’t leave anywhere, and then on july 7 they called me in the evening, take your daughter, granddaughter, close the house and leave, go somewhere don’t stay at home at night, well, we did that, but... in the morning we didn’t even return home, we packed everything we had we managed to pack it up, in the morning we left for the kherson region by a passing bus, where i have a daughter in the kherson region, we arrived there, i can’t g