A squared notebook: “Our genealogy: the Samsonovs.”
Written by Tatyana Timofeevna — in the first person.
From the handwritten notebook “Our genealogy: the Samsonovs.”
The text is prepared from family scans. Unclear places are marked in square brackets; the reading is refined over time.
Introduction
- About the notebook — how the manuscript is organized and how to read the transcription
Chapters
- Cover and genealogy charts — title and Samsonov and Krivoshein charts
- My mother — Eva Konstantinovna: childhood, school, work, meeting Father
- Father, marriage, and children — Metropol, Lelya, births, home, mother’s Party work
- Childhood in Moscow — home, walks, daily life, cats, trips
- War, 1941 — 16 October, evacuation; mother’s later years (pp. 15–24)
- Father, the Cheka, and verse — service, T.S. verse, bust, favorite photo of Papa
- Documents and congresses — delegate lists, certificates, newspaper clippings
- Dacha, rest, anniversaries — Serebryany Bor, flowers, verse for Tanya and Sasha
- Father’s character — principles, gifts, garden, students, 1951
- Documents in the notebook — portraits, Dzerzhinsky certificate, awards, Alexandrovsky Central
Continuation (pp. 080–161)
English text for the continuation is still being prepared. Published in English now:
- Timofey Petrovich’s story continued; sister Genya — Father; beginning of sister Genya
- Sister Genya and brother Tyoma — Genya’s fate; brother Tyoma
Documents already in English (not diary bulk dumps):
- Letters from the front — wartime correspondence collection
- Stalingrad medal certificate (Timofey Timofeevich)
- Family photo album (continuation)
Russian chapters for school, war, youth, Crimea, and family (notebook pp. 101–161) remain on the Russian site until full English translation is ready. Incomplete English drafts with Russian body text are not published.
See also: Places on the map · Timofey P. Samsonov · Eva Konstantinovna · D. A. Krivoshein