Question on "the siege of St. Petersburg"

[Olga Bukhina]

Another "Soviet Anna Frank" is Masha Rolnikaite who was in the Vilnus
ghetto. She survived the ghetto and two camps, and published her notes
"Ja dolzhna rasskazat'" in the 1960s --
http://litcenter.spb.su/writers/rolnikay.html .

Olga Bukhina
E-mail: obukhina at acls.org 
www.acls.org 


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The diary of Tania Savicheva

http://www.world-war.ru/article_443.html

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> I have heard from Russian friends of a book they studied in Soviet
> era schools not dissimilar from "The Diary of Anne Frank", written by
> a young girl who is starving during the seige of St. Petersburg. She
> describes starvation felling her family and ultimately stops writing
> just before she, too, succumbs. 

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