Lara Shapiro - Rebecca. End of USSR, Yekaterinburg in early 90s, or Lessons on survival in difficult times

Once, a communist party ID was stolen from Rebecca mother, and for this she was expelled from the Communist Party, because a real member would not allow the theft of a communist party ID. Mom was expelled from the party, and she lost her mind, unable to stand the humane justice of the Soviet system. Because Rebecca’s mother judged honestly; however, she supposed to judge by concepts, and not open criminal cases against respected people of the Soviet Union. She should write off everything as accidents, as she was explained more than once, but she was a fool.

She was warned: Lyubov Nikolaevna, you have little girls, think about their safety, about their future. If Lyubov Nikolaevna thought, then there would be nothing, no loss of a membership card, no expulsion from the party, and KAMAZ would not have brought her down in a completely deserted and safe place, having left without leaving any traces. There would have been no traumatic brain injury, complications, consequences, long and compulsory treatment in a mental hospital. She would not have been deprived of her parental rights by a showcase trial, and nobody would have threatened her children with the prison for minors. An utterly safe country was the Soviet Union.

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