Russian Mothers

Maternal love - nutrition or torture. Pavlova's novel "Double Life" has a story about the relationship between mother and daughter. Throughout the novel, we saw examples of severe discipline and harsh living conditions. An example of how serious it is about how our mother raises her daughter is to make some decisions for her daughter. We continue to believe that mothers in this novel will choose to play with them while they are sleeping. It went to the distance of marriage.

Nadezdha Durova was a senior member of the Russian army in 1783, whose mother was born to be a father who is an annoying and abusive mother. As she was disappointed that she was robbed of her son, Durova's mother spread her a small love, which caused her a lot of trauma. In her childhood, Durowa was sighed at her mother's poor fate against her personality. She must "born, live, die with slaves, eternal bondage, painful dependence." History has given us the stories and legends of many female warriors, but there are few direct accounts that survived. In all of these cases, Joan of Arc has received most attention. From this point of view, the memoir of Nadezhda Durova "The Cavalry Girl" is a rare and informative document.

During the Russian intervention in Ukraine on July 12, 2014, the first channel of the Russian state television station broadcast the witness statements. Four mothers of children talked about the story about a 3 year old Russian kid being nailed to Billboard. The story mother was tied to a tank and underwent torture by death by the Ukrainian army with public execution in Slovensk. On July 9, 2014, a very conservative political scientist Alexander Duquin, who had relations with American Kremlin and Neo Nazi during the first three days of the first channel broadcast, asked her Facebook account questions about Slo I posted. 16,000 fans publicly executed at Wensk: A 6 - year - old boy was nailed to a sign and his father shot. The article begins with the question "These creatures were not killed, were they killed or were they killed" (see his previous appeal "Killing Ukrainians").

Gubaidulina was born from Chistopol, Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (now Tatarstan Republic), Russia SFSR, Soviet Union, Volga Father's ethnogroup, Family Russian mother. Her father, Asgat Masgudovich Gubaidulin is an engineer and her mother Fedosiya Fyodorovna (née Yelkhova) is a teacher. After discovering music at the age of five, Gubaidulina became crazy about the idea of ​​composition. During his study with Ruvim Poliakov at the Music Children's Music Conservatory, Gubaidulina discovered spiritual thought through Judaism and in the works of such composers such as Bach, Mozart and Beethoven I found them. As the Soviet Union was opposed to any religious thought, Gubadurina soon learned to preserve the spiritual interests of its parents and other adults. She studied composition and piano at the Kazan Conservatory and graduated in 1954. She was awarded the Stalin scholarship