دانلود کتاب Silence Was Salvation: Child Survivors of Stalin's Terror and World War II in the Soviet Union

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Contents\nAcknowledgments\nAuthor Note\nIntroduction: I survived. I speak.\nChapter One: “If you are interested in this kind of detail, I have remembered for all these years the smell of the perfume she was wearing and the color of her blouse”\nChapter Two: “And we began to live there in twenty-six square meters; there were thirteen of us”\nChapter Three: “I, you understand, for my generation, . . . we have the psychology of persons devoted to society. We can’t separate ourselves from society”\nChapter Four: “I would ride as far as Karabas Station, but then, I don’t recall, I had to go about fifty–sixty kilometers on foot”\nChapter Five: “Silence was salvation. That’s what I knew”\nChapter Six: “I was so overjoyed that I had found you”\nChapter Seven: “The feeling of loneliness has stalked me always”\nChapter Eight: “I had a completely non-Soviet worldview”\nChapter Nine: “I have dreamed my entire life, for me this would be a great joy to find my relatives”\nChapter Ten: “Well, probably, essentially, they destroyed my life, of course”\nAppendix I: Amendments to Criminal Code (Decree of December 1, 1934)\nAppendix II: Excerpt from NKVD Operational Order 00447\nAppendix III: Operational Order No. 00486\nChronology\nSelected Glossary of Names, Places, and Institutions\nIndex