Tag #152535 - Interview #101417 (Sarah Kaplan)

In the late 1920s, when the NEP 6 was over, my father, who was a wealthy man for the time, was declared a ‘deprived’ man. [Editor’s Note: an individual deprived of social rights, in particular, of his right to vote and declared an unreliable and untrustworthy citizen.] Therefore, although I became a pioneer, I wasn’t involved in any public activities. I didn’t care much about it. I enjoyed studying and making friends.