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Samsonova (née Morozova) Eva / Evdokia Konstantinovna (1900–1981) is the mother of Tatyana Timofeevna Krivosheina and wife of Timofey Petrovich Samsonov .

The main source is her daughter’s notebook (“My mother” ). There is no separate external biography: the site publishes what the notebook and charts say.

Origins (from the manuscript)

Birth14 March 1900 (2 March O.S.), Moscow
FatherMorozov Konstantin Mikhailovich — from Griboevo, Klin uyezd; worker
MotherSolovyova Vera Osipovna — brought to Moscow at 13
Death1981; buried at Novodevichy (chart / narrative)

Work

Typist — Tsentropechat, then the Cheka secret department; Dzerzhinsky episodes in the mother’s chapter and ch. 05 . Exact service years are not reconstructed without personnel files.

Family

War years and after

Addressee of her son’s front letters (105–106 , 107 ). Evacuation and household in Tatyana’s war chapters.

Family memory of repression

In the 2011 KP interview , the daughter reports that during the repressions her mother listened in fear at night, and in the morning the children saw sealed flats in the House on the Embankment . That is Tatyana’s voice about her mother, not a standalone biography of Eva Konstantinovna and not a dossier on neighbours. In the notebook the climate of 1937–38 and disappearances around them appear in ch. 13 ; on her mother more broadly — “My mother” .

Where to read

  1. My mother
  2. Father, marriage, children
  3. Cover and charts
  4. Father and mother

Confirmed anchors

FactSourceConfidence
1900–1981; “My mother”notebook; charthigh as manuscript
Née Morozova; Eva/Evdokiapp. 002, 007high
Wife of T. P.; mother of Tatyanamanuscripthigh
Typist; Cheka secret departmentdaughter’s testimonyhigh as testimony

See also: People · T. P. Samsonov · Tatyana