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Anna Larina learned of the death of her husband, Bukharin, from a fellow prisoner who had no idea who she was. They communicated by tapping on the walls of their cells. “’The bastards murdered Bukharin,’ I heard again, and my doubts faded away. Every single letter of his sentence, like a metal weight, banged into my brain.
26 de feb. de 1996 · Anna Mikhailovna Larina, the widow of Nikolai I. Bukharin, a father of the Bolshevik Revolution who was executed under Stalin, and herself a survivor of the Soviet gulag, died of lung cancer here ...
21 de feb. de 2021 · Ni uno más, ni uno menos: 50 años. Medio siglo es el periodo que tuvo que esperar Anna Larina a que la memoria de su esposo fuera rehabilitada en la Unión Soviética.
17 de ago. de 1994 · Anna Larina, the third wife of Nikolai Bukharin, saw her world shatter when Stalin deliberately destroyed her husband with trumped-up criminal charges. Her baby boy was taken away from her and raised helter-skelter in orphanages and foster homes. She faced years of imprisonment under wretched conditions, followed by exile to Siberia.
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2 de jul. de 2010 · Anna Larina’s battle for her dead husband’s rehabilitation succeeded only when the party was on its last legs. Both she and Bukharin had believed firmly in socialism, believed that the Stalin years were a transitory time of troubles and that a new generation of enlightened party leaders would emerge.
Astrakhan. PLOT SUMMARY: The memoir This I Cannot Forget examines Anna Larina’s experience in exile and prison from the late 1930s and into the 1950s. Her reflections on prison time focus mainly on the first few years and places where she was held, as well as her transports between them. Larina’s memoir provides insight into the treatment ...
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