"EVERYTHING IS BROKEN, I HAVE ONLY SOME SPLINTERS IN MY SOUL": CIVIL WAR’S WOMEN'S TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE IN PRIVATE LETTERS AT THE EARLY 1920’S (FROM KSENIA MOROZOV’S CORRESPONDENCE)
Year: 2019

private letters of the early 1920s from the personal correspondence of the interpreter K. A. Morozova are published. The content of the messages is connected with the family tragedy (the death of Morozova's brother, officer A. A. Borislavsky during the" disinfection "of the Crimea from the "white guards" at the end of 1920) shared by Morozova with the author of the letters, her brother's wife. How the letter’s writer, who lived in Feodosia during the red terror, describes her traumatic experienc