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Interviews
- Anastasia (b. 1924) born in Izhevsk, came to Estonia in 1945. Worked as a doctor in the POW camps, in the security forces; after retiring from the forces worked in the prison service. August 6, 2011.
- Anna (1922–2011), was born to a family of Russian émigrés, graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Tartu, worked in the central clinic in Tallinn, took monastic vows some years before her death. Interview December 17, 2008.
- Boris (b. 1924), born in Tallinn, arrested in 1945, served a sentence in an Inta labor camp. Graduated by correspondence from a polytechnic institute, worked as a chief engineer in a mine. In 1986 returned to Estonia. Interviews March, 10, 2009; April 6, 2010. During the interview on April 6, 2010 Vladimir (b.1930-2013) was also present.
- Natal’ia (b. 1930), a daughter of a choirmaster in the monastery in Petsery. Graduated from a music college in Leningrad, worked in Dnepropetrovsk before marriage to a priest. Worked as a choir mistress in Estonian churches. Interview September 1, 2006.
- Svetlana (b. 1930), was born in Tallinn, graduated Leningrad Pedagogical Institute, worked as a schoolteacher of physics. Interview March, 10, 2010.
- Valentina (b. 1929), born in Tallinn, worked as a doctor. Interview May 4, 2012.
- Vladimir (b. 1930-2013), born in St Petersburg, lived in Estonia with his émigré-parents, worked as a driver, was married to a priest’s daughter; during his spare time repaired broken gravestones in the old cemetery. Interview March 10, 2009.