Photographs
“Sasha returned. Summer 1954. By Petrovsky forest.” Sasha = A. D. Krivoshein, husband of T. T.
By the Moskva River. Summer 1954. With A. D. Krivoshein (Sasha).
Kosino, 1954. Mitya and Sasha (A. D. Krivoshein).
Aleksandr Dmitrievich Krivoshein (1926–1988) is the husband of Tatyana Timofeevna Krivosheina.
Site canon: in the manuscript, photo captions and family speech he is Sasha. That is not a vague nickname for someone else: Sasha = Aleksandr Dmitrievich Krivoshein, her husband. The full name comes from the genealogy chart and aligned person pages.
Full name (site sources)
| Record | Where |
|---|---|
| Krivoshein Alexander Dmitrievich — husband of Samsonova T. T.; b. Kirsanov, Tambov region (1926–1988) | notebook chart, p. 004 |
| Husband — Alexander Dmitrievich Krivoshein (1926–1988), son of D. A. Krivoshein | About Tatyana Timofeevna |
| Son Aleksandr Dmitrievich Krivoshein (1926–1988) — husband of T. T. | Dmitry Aleksandrovich Krivoshein |
In this archive
| Who | Husband of Tatyana Timofeevna |
| In the notebook | Sasha |
| Father | Dmitry Aleksandrovich Krivoshein (1905–1979) |
| Mother | Nina Vasilyevna Krivosheina (née Petrova) (1907–1991) — per chart and Crimea narrative |
| Wife | Tatyana Timofeevna Krivosheina (1926–2021) |
| Years | 1926–1988 (chart; Kirsanov) |
Children and grandchildren: genealogy charts; for the living, only birth year and relationship.
Where to read in the archive
Youth, Crimea, family (RU reader chapters are published)
English diary chapters for this stretch may still be draft; the Russian reader chapters are the public narrative:
- Youth and meeting Sasha (pp. 134–139)
- Crimea, Sevastopol, and the start of family life (pp. 140–144)
- Study and work — work, arrest 2 Sept 1949, return 1954
- Family and children
Father-in-law, chart, photos (EN)
- Dmitry Aleksandrovich Krivoshein — husband’s father
- Cover and genealogy charts — husband and children
- Family photos from the notebook continuation — “Sasha came back. Summer 1954…”
Short note on the son’s arrest (2 September 1949; rehabilitated 1954) is on the father-in-law page and in the study/work chapter; this card does not add court detail beyond what is already published.
Confirmed anchors
| Fact | Source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Full name: Aleksandr / Alexander Dmitrievich Krivoshein | chart p. 004; about Tatyana; D. A. page | high |
| Notebook name Sasha (husband) | RU ch. 16–19; photo captions | high |
| 1926–1988; b. Kirsanov (chart) | p. 004 | high |
| Son of D. A. and N. V. Krivoshein | chart; Crimea; father-in-law page | high |
| Husband of T. T. Krivosheina | chart; about Tatyana | high |
This card does not invent patronymics, career posts, or a cause of death absent from already checked site pages.
See also: People · About Tatyana Timofeevna · Father and mother / husband’s line