Poloz Rada Mikhailovna. T. 3. Myagkova (Timofeeva) Feoktista Yakovlevna
1. Photograph of Myagkova (Timofeeva) F.Ya., [1880s]. ( 1 sheet, electronic copy)
2. Photograph of Myagkova (Timofeeva) F.Ya., Tambov, [1905]. (1 p., electronic copy)
3. Photograph of Myagkova (Timofeeva) F.Ya., Moscow, 1946 (1 p., electronic copy)
4. Photograph of Myagkova (Timofeeva) F.Ya. (sitting) with her granddaughters Belskaya G. and Poloz R.M. (in the background), 1948 (1 p., electronic copy)
5. Photograph of Myagkova (Timofeeva) F.Ya. (sitting) with her granddaughter Poloz R.M., 1948 (1 p., electronic copy)
6. Photograph of F.Ya. Myagkova (Timofeeva), February 26, 1951, with the inscription on the back: “I wish you great, bright love, and that it will not pass without a trace. I wish that the aroma of freshness and youth in your relationship will remain until the end of your days. Be happy! Grandmother. August 2, 1952.” (1 p., electronic copy)
7. Memories of Poloz R.M. about his grandmother Myagkova F.Ya., about his parents and about his arrest in 1949 (8 pages, photocopy of the manuscript )
8. Transcript of the memoirs of Poloz R.M. about her grandmother Myagkova F.Ya., about her parents and about her arrest in 1949 (3 pages, text file)
Names (2)
Myagkova Feoktista Yakovlevna
Born in 1869 in the Novokhopersk district of the Tambov province, into a rural priest's family, she graduated from high school in Borisoglebsk. She became involved with a circle of revolutionary-minded youth. A Social Democrat, she hid banned literature and helped young revolutionaries go into hiding. She married a law student who later became an attorney and moved to Tambov with her husband. She was the mother of three daughters. From 1929, after the first arrest of her middle daughter, Tatyana, and then her husband, she raised her granddaughter. In 1930, she moved to Moscow.
Documents (8)
2. Photograph by Myagkova (Timofeeva) F.Ya., Tambov, [1905].
4. Photograph of Myagkova (Timofeeva) F.Ya. (sitting) with her granddaughters Belskaya G. and Poloz R.M. (in the background), 1948.
5. Photograph of Myagkova (Timofeeva) F.Ya. (sitting) with her granddaughter Poloz R.M., 1948.
6. A photograph of F.Ya. Myagkova (Timofeeva), taken February 26, 1951, with the inscription on the back: "I wish you great, bright love, and may it leave a lasting mark. I wish the scent of freshness and youth in your relationship to last until the end of your days. Be happy! Grandmother. August 2, 1952."
7. Memories of Poloz R.M. about his grandmother Myagkova F.Ya., about his parents and about his arrest in 1949.
