at the time of the start of the investigation by journalist valery erofeev in the early nineties, many witnesses to the event were still alive, they all claimed that none of them knew the name of the frozen girl. at the time of the events of these fifty- six years, no name was named at all, but it arose only in perestroika time , when this excitement began, suddenly it appeared and... there was also an entrance, there was, there was a private property, orekhova lived there, her grandmothers went to visit her, that’s what i know for sure, because i’m in this time was and her daughter came to her, her daughter’s name was zoya, and she worked at the maslennikov plant, so maybe zoya had a different surname, orekhova, the surname kornookhova, irina lazareva also heard for the first time only in the nineties in television programs, however, neighbor's daughter. which she last time i saw her in the early seventies, she could have gotten married and changed her last name. since irina lazreva moved from chkalovskaya street, she has no longer communicated with that zoya, and she does not know he

at the time of the start of the investigation of journalist valery erofeev at the beginning.rekhova, last name kornookhova irina lazarev i also heard it for the first time only in the nineties on television programs. however, the neighbor’s daughter, whom she last saw in the early seventies, could get married and change her last name. since irina lazareva moved from chkalovskaya street. he lived in this house, you see, yes, he lived for some time, then he left, and the bolonki settled there. claudia bolonkina bought the house in 1947; what events took place here earlier is unknown. after the war, church ministers and believers were not treated as harshly as in the twenties and thirties, but still with suspicion and distrust. it seemed that the terrible period of mass repressions, when the clergy were shot and churches were massively destroyed in the ussr, had passed, but the year 1956 again became a watershed of eras. khrushchov, who came to power after the death of stalin, was a fanatical communist, and he expressed his attitude towards religion quite unequivocally. khrushch

writer and regionalist valery erofeev has been studying the history of zoya’s standing for several decadesevidence from a resident of the neighboring house, vladimir chigurov. in them he describes in detail what was done. chkalovskaya 84 the day after the party at the bolonkins’ house. several hundred people had already gathered, the crowd was growing, to the point that tram traffic along artsebushevskaya street stopped due to the crowd , and trolleybus traffic along chkalovskaya street stopped. and everyone too, everyone climbed in, which means that they asked him, like neighbors, well, show us this stone girl, under the pressure of the crowd the gate fell on which. chugurov says, then it means that my neighbor and i found two large boards and nailed up the gate, which means crosswise, with large nails, but people still continued to climb through the gate. soon mounted police appeared on chkalovskaya, house 84 was placed under 24-hour security, my mother was 10 years old at the time, and she was told about the petrified girl. in a house on chkalovskaya street, she went there with her aunt