Childhood in Russia 1890-1991 : A Social and Cultural History
List of informants cited in “The School Waltz”
(Russian)
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Interviewers: |
Oxf/Lev SPb-02, -03: Aleksandra Piir
Oxf/Lev M-03, -04: Yuliya Rybina
CKQ-: Catriona Kelly
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Questionnaire 1 (on childhood generally): |
Oxf/Lev SPb-02 PF 6-7 female informant, parents factory workers, b. Leningrad, 1931, interviewed 17 November and 15 December 2002.
Oxf/Lev SPb-03 PF 14-16 female informant, father factory worker, mother worked part time, b. Leningrad 1969, interviewed 2, 10 and 25 February, 2003. (For an excerpt from this interview, click here).
Oxf/Lev SPb-03 PF 17-18 male inf., father factory worker, mother teacher, b. Leningrad 1960, interviewed 2 March 2003.
Oxf/Lev SPb-03 PF 24-25 male inf., parents factory workers, b. Leningrad 1960, interviewed 12 April 2003
Oxf/Lev SPb-03 PF 26-27 male inf., father official, mother teacher, b. Leningrad Province 1960, lived in Leningrad from 1961, interviewed 26 April 2003.
Oxf/Lev SPb-03 PF 28-9 male inf., b. 1972, Leningrad Province, brought up Leningrad, interviewed 17 June 2003.
CKQ-Ox-03 PF 1: female informant, parents high-ranking officials, b. Moscow 1936, interviewed 28 January and 11 February 2003.
CKQ-Ox-03 PF 2-4: female informant, father engineer, mother shop assistant, b. Kirovograd province 1957, interviewed 26 February and 5 March 2003.
CKQ-Ox-03 PF 5-6: female informant, father commander in Red Army, mother did not work, b. Leningrad 1931, interviewed 8 March and 11 March 2003.
CKQ-Ox-03 PF 7-9: female informant, parents village teachers, b. Moscow province 1949, interviewed 3 and 4 May 2003.
CKQ-Ox-03 PF 10-11: female informant, father pilot, mother pharmacist, b. Siberia 1975, family moved to Southern resort town in 1985, interviewed 3 and 9 June 2003.
CKQ-Ox-03 PF 12-13: female informant, father architect, mother artist, b. Leningrad 1958, interviewed 12 July 2003.
CKQ-SPb-03 PF 1-3: male informant, father held various jobs, mother factory worker, b. Leningrad province 1967, interviewed 25 June 2003.
CKQ-E-03 PF 1: female informant, parents kolkhoz workers, b. Chelyabinsk Province 1934, interviewed Ekaterinburg 14 September 2003.
CKQ-E-03 PF 2: female informant, father official, mother factory worker, b. Sverdlovsk 1928, interviewed Ekaterinburg 19 September 2003.
CKQ-E-03 PF 3: female informant, father factory worker, mother service worker (bufetchitsa), b. Sverdlovsk 1931, interviewed Ekaterinburg 23 September 2003.
CKQ-M-03 PF 1-2: female informant, father in security services, mother did not work, b. 1972 Central Asia, interviewed Moscow 21 August 2003.
CKQ-M-03 PF 3-4: female informant, parents engineers, born Central Asia 1986, interviewed Moscow 29 August 2003.
CKQ-M-04 PF 5: male informant, parents teachers, b. Tula province 1918, interviewed Moscow 1 February 2004. (For an excerpt from this interview, click here).
CKQ-M-04 PF 6-7: female informant, father engineer, mother musician, b. Ivanovo 1927, interviewed Moscow 8, 10 February 2004.
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Questionnaire 3 (for school-teachers, orphanage supervisors, kindergarten supervisors): |
Oxf/Lev SPb-03 PF 19-20: female informant, began work 1953, career spent in St Petersburg, language teacher and class supervisor, interviewed 3 and 14 March 2003.
Oxf/Lev SPb-03 PF 30-31: female informant, began work 1954, career spent in St Petersburg, history teacher, class supervisor, Pioneer leader, interviewed 28 June 2003.
Oxf/Lev M-03 PF 1: male informant, began work 1960, career spent in Moscow, physical culture teacher, interviewed 15 March 2003.
Oxf/Lev
M-03 PF12, 13: female informant, began work 1983, career spent in Moscow, taught
art history, interviewed 21 December 2003. (For
an excerpt from this interview, click here)
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questionnaire: |
Oxf/Lev SPb-03 PF 22-23: female informant, parents sluzhashchie, b. Leningrad 1976, interviewed 4 April 2003.