Family frame from the notebook (Moscow context; no apartment number).
Place
Serafimovich Street in Moscow is the address of the House of Government (“House on the Embankment”).
In 1931 the Samsonov family moves into this new building. The father sat on the settlement commission.
On public archive pages we name the street and the historic house, without apartment or entrance numbers.
Why it appears here
- Tatyana Timofeevna’s childhood and teenage home after Vozdvizhenka;
- postal address of her mother on 1943 front letters (“House of Government”);
- tied to T. P. Samsonov (work near the Central Executive Committee) and Eva Konstantinovna (Party work in the city).
Tatyana Timofeevna’s recollections
The family settled here when Tatyana Timofeevna was a child (1931; about age five). Two layers of memory:
| Layer | About | Where to read |
|---|---|---|
| Notebook | the move; father on the settlement commission; a large flat with part separated off; yard, club, circles; 1937–38 — neighbours and classmates disappearing | ch. 02 · 03 · 13 |
| 2011 interview | spoken account for KP: early-1930s childhood atmosphere, the residential complex, repression, sealed apartments, family memory of father and mother | source card · KP original (Russian) |
This place page does not retell the newspaper and does not turn press lists of neighbours into a tenant registry. Historic street and house — yes; entrance and flat numbers on this page — no.
People and chapters
| Link type | Page |
|---|---|
| Move, home | Father, marriage and children |
| Childhood in Moscow | Childhood |
| 2011 interview | source card · Tatyana’s biography |
| Letter, 1943 | Timosha to mother, 14 June 1943 |
| Family map points | Family Moscow |
Related
- earlier lodging: Hotel Metropol , then Maly Vlasyevsky / Vozdvizhenka (see Family Moscow );
- Timeline — 1931 and wartime letters.
Publication policy: apartment and entrance numbers are not published on open place pages.