And in general did you have the family principals of upbringing? How you were educated in the childhood? What were you allowed to do and what weren’t you allowed?
I do not know how we were brought up, but we … I remember, well here. That is so torn in memory, well, in general in kindergarten we were brought up properly. We didn’t have food there. The caregivers were not bad. I remember these wooden cots, we put them one next to one and slept. And slept, we did not fight somehow. That’s what I remember. So what. How were we brought up? Our grandma, Hawa, in general, was not to fool with. She was strict. She was illiterate. When I went to first grade, and she received pension, and I taught her to sign – three letters. She said, «How hard it is to write, it is worse than even mow!» That’s how she … well, she just learned to write these three letters.
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Researcher: Natallia Ivashchanka, Sviatlana Silava