Dolgikh Vera Yakovlevna

Born in 1906 in St. Petersburg; in 1930 she was sent to study at the Leningrad Chemical-Technological Institute, in the electrochemistry department, in 1931, due to the closure of the electrochemistry department, she was transferred to the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute, in the engineering and physics department. In 1932 she got married, in 1933 she gave birth to a son. After her husband was arrested in December 1934, she was expelled from the party in January 1935 , and expelled from the institute. She was expelled from Leningrad, deprived of the right to live in a number of cities. She got a job as a teacher in the city of Shadrinsk. She was fired from schools several times, after Stalin's death she found a permanent job as an embroiderer of blouses in a disabled people's artel, where she worked until April 1956, when she left the job due to health reasons.