Galina Mikhailovna Sirota (nee Solovyova) after the war

Galina Mikhailovna Sirota (nee Solovyova) after the war: [photo].- September 2, 1952. - Photo printing, black and white.-Access mode: Internet portal of the Presidential Library.Title from the accompanying document.On the reverse side are handwritten litters.Electronic reproduction (2 files, JPEG: 1 MB).Copying by users is not permitted.Orphan Galina Mikhailovna (nee Solovyova, born 1931) in August 1941 was evacuated from Leningrad to the Penza region, in the village of Zubrilovo.In April 1942, her mother, Evdokia Alexandrovna Braginskaya (1911-1993), who spent the winter in the besieged Leningrad, was evacuated to her in the Penza region.In the evacuation, E. A. Braginskaya began work in a military hospital, which at the end of the war was transferred to Dnepropetrovsk.At the end of the summer of 1945, Galina Sirota returned with her family to Leningrad.1. Orphan, Galina Mikhailovna (1931-) - Photos.2. The memory of the Great Victory (collection).3. The people (collection).4. Russia in persons (collection).5. Documentary photographs.BBK 63.3 (2-2SPb) 631ya611BBK 63.3 (2) 622.111a611Source of electronic copy: BOPOriginal storage: From a private collection