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Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
56. Letter from T.I. Myagkova dated September 18 [1933] from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother about her concern for her health and the health of her sister, about the onset of Indian summer, about the need for a warm hat with earflaps, about the education of her nephew and daughter, about her diet and activities, about her desire to draw, about the magazines she read, and about the hope that the collected flower seeds will have to be planted elsewhere; with censored deletions.
2 листа, 2 изображения, электронная копия
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
57. Transcript of a letter from T.I. Myagkova dated September 18, [1933] from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother about her concern for her health and the health of her sister, about the onset of Indian summer, about the need for a warm fur hat with earflaps, about the education of her nephew and daughter, about her diet and activities, about her desire to draw, about the magazines she read, and about the hope that the collected flower seeds would have to be planted elsewhere; with censored deletions. (attached file)
2 листа, текстовый файл, файл (присоединённый)
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
129. Letter from T.I. Myagkova [No. 27] from July 11-12, 1934 from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother about receiving two letters from her, about her nephew's good drawings, about the fact that six months have passed since her husband's arrest, from whom no one receives letters, about her normal diet, including vegetables from the garden, about blooming marigolds, cornflowers and mignonette, about advice to her sister Alexandra to go to university, about approval of involving children in housekeeping, about mathematics classes and working with planted plants, about the endless darning of stockings, for which darning threads are needed.
4 листа, 4 изображения, электронная копия
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
130. Transcript of a letter from T.I. Myagkova [No. 27] from July 11-12, 1934, from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother, about receiving two letters from her, about her nephew's good drawings, about the fact that six months have passed since her husband's arrest, from whom no one receives letters, about her normal diet, including vegetables from the garden, about blooming marigolds, cornflowers, and mignonette, about advising her sister Alexandra to go to university, about approving of involving children in housekeeping, about mathematics classes and working with planted plants, about the endless darning of stockings, for which darning threads are needed. (attached file)
3 листа, текстовый файл, файл (присоединённый)
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
131. Letter from T.I. Myagkova [No. 28] dated July 18, 1934 from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother about how she is delighted by her nephew's letters and drawings, about her grief over her mother's illness and the need for a housekeeper, and with questions about her husband: is there correspondence with him and, if not, why not - is there no permission for this, or is it because he does not write.
1 лист, 1 изображение, электронная копия
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
132. Transcript of a letter from T.I. Myagkova [No. 28] dated July 18, 1934, from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother, about how she finds joy in her nephew's letters and drawings, about her grief over her mother's illness and the need for a housekeeper, and with questions about her husband: is there correspondence with him and, if not, why not—is there no permission for this, or is it because he doesn't write. (attached file)
1 лист, текстовый файл, файл (присоединённый)
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
148. Letter from T.I. Myagkova, dated September 12, 1934, from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother, about receiving a refusal to join her husband in prison, about waiting for her first letter from her husband, about the joy over the changes in her sister Alexandra's life, about the children's transfer to a school near their home, about her daughter's suggestion to keep a diary, about a plan for activities for the remainder of her imprisonment (1 year and 4 months), about plans to sew various things for herself, and about the desire to receive recent photographs of her relatives.
4 листа, 4 изображения, электронная копия
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
149. Transcript of a letter from T.I. Myagkova, dated September 12, 1934, from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother, about receiving a refusal to join her husband in prison, about waiting for her first letter from her husband, about the joy over the changes in her sister Alexandra's life, about the children's transfer to a school next to their home, about her daughter's suggestion to keep a diary, about a plan for activities for the remainder of her imprisonment (1 year 4 months), about plans to sew various things for herself, and about the desire to receive recent photographs of her relatives. (attached file)
3 листа, текстовый файл, файл (присоединённый)
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
260. A letter from T.I. Myagkova, dated January 12, 1936, from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother, about her admiration for her mother, who managed to organize a Christmas tree for the children and buy them presents; about her concern that her mother denies herself everything and doesn't take care of herself; about her gratitude for the things her mother bought her "for the future" and that there is no need to send them yet; about her husband, who most of all needs food now, and instead of gifts - photographs of relatives; about the endless mending of her clothes and underwear; about a letter from her daughter, who accidentally learned of her mother's move, and not of her return home, despite her anticipation; about her resentment and her request to explain everything honestly, like an adult, frankly; about her response to her daughter and the need to talk to her daughter and prepare her for a break in correspondence and for the fact that her mother may be far away.
3 листа, 3 изображения, электронная копия
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