Family archive
Word of a Living Fate
The life of Tatyana Timofeevna Krivosheina — her handwritten notebook, husband Aleksandr Dmitrievich (Sasha), the Samsonov parents, Moscow, and family memory.
How the archive is organised
This site is not a news feed — it is a map of family memory. You can read the notebook chapter by chapter, open a person page, walk through the years, or browse a photo album.
| Section | What you will find |
|---|---|
| Memoirs | Tatyana Timofeevna’s notebook and related texts |
| People | Pages for those named in the archive |
| Parents | T. P. Samsonov and Eva Konstantinovna — in more depth |
| Events | Key episodes: war, school, family… |
| Timeline | Years and milestones in order |
| Places | Moscow and other points on the map |
| Documents | Certificates, letters, papers |
| Photos | Albums with captions |
| About | Why the archive exists and how we publish |
Where to start (biographies)
| Person | In one line |
|---|---|
| Tatyana Timofeevna | Notebook author; 1926–2021 |
| Aleksandr Dmitrievich (Sasha) | Husband; Stalproekt, 1949–1954, State Prize 1989 |
| Timofey Petrovich | Father; Cheka circle, documents, album |
| Eva Konstantinovna | Mother; “My mother” chapter |
| Timeline | All milestones in order |
New here? Where to start — a short route. We publish by source and privacy principles.
Gathered by her grandson Alexey Krivoshein. Start with “My mother” or the archive overview.