Tag #112713 - Interview #95578 ( Raisa Gertzevna Shulyakovskaya)

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But during the war, in 1944 it was all mixed up, whether a man was married or not, and there appeared a notion of PPZH [acronym for camp-field wife]. Then a law was issued stating that only a registered marriage was considered legal. After the war I went to the district ZAGS [department of registration of acts of civil condition] together with my husband and our daughter. My daughter was our witness, she was seven years old, and we got registered, but I didn’t change my last name.
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Year
1944
Location

Russia

Interview
Raisa Gertzevna Shulyakovskaya
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