ЭФРОН — муж Цветаевой стал агентом НКВД и ПОГУБИЛ всю семью. Предатель или жертва?
Литературный Профиль
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Moscow, October 16, 1941. At the top of the execution list in Kommunarka, near Moscow, is Sergei Efron—the man who thirty years ago handed a carnelian to a girl named Marina Tsvetaeva on the beach in Koktebel.
A son of the Narodnaya Volya (People's Will). A volunteer of the Ice March. An émigré. A Soviet intelligence agent whose name surfaced in the murder of Ignatius Reiss. A prisoner of the Lubyanka who never gave a single name during interrogation.
How did a White Army officer become an NKVD agent? Why did Marina Tsvetaeva follow him to the USSR, writing on an old letter, "So I'll go. Like a dog"? And who is he—a traitor who destroyed his family, or a victim of those he trusted?
With this film, we conclude the trilogy about the Tsvetaev family:
Ariadna Efron: ЭФРОН — дочь Цветаевой прошла 15 лет ЛАГЕР...
Anastasia Tsvetaeva: АНАСТАСИЯ ЦВЕТАЕВА — сестра Марины прошла ...
The Last Days of Marina Tsvetaeva: Последние дни ЦВЕТАЕВОЙ — трагедия, о кото...
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Moscow, October 16, 1941
2:11 Chapter 1. The House of Revolutionaries
8:20 Chapter 2. Carnelian
13:33 Chapter 3. The Ice March
20:26 Chapter 4. Prague
26:42 Chapter 5. The Turning Point
34:21 Chapter 6. Agent
42:01 Chapter 7. Lausanne
48:42 Chapter 8. Bolshevo
55:28 Chapter 9. Lubyanka
1:01:58 Chapter 10. What Remains
1:08:28 Chapter 11. Traitor or Victim
1:15:27 Finale
SOURCES: I. Kudrova, "The Death of Marina Tsvetaeva"; V. Shentalinsky, "Slaves of Freedom"; S. Efron, "Notes of a Volunteer" (Moscow: Vozvrashchenie, 1998); letters by M. Tsvetaeva.
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А сколько людей он погубил, то известно?
Но вряд ли нам нужно его осуждать. Время было тяжёлое, на кону стояла судьба Отечества.
ю грязь?Все с друг, другом жили. Разврат, прикрытие красивой идеей. Вообще столько мути. Молодые, денег нет от слова совсем. Но они поженились и поехали в свад. путешествие. Италия и другие страны, Париж, а за какие шишы? Кто оплачивал? Из негодяй делают героя, борца.
ЭФРОН — муж Цветаевой стал агентом НКВД и ПОГУБИЛ всю семью. Предатель или жертва?
Литературный Профиль
35,226 views
Moscow, October 16, 1941. At the top of the execution list in Kommunarka, near Moscow, is Sergei Efron—the man who thirty years ago handed a carnelian to a girl named Marina Tsvetaeva on the beach in Koktebel.
A son of the Narodnaya Volya (People's Will). A volunteer of the Ice March. An émigré. A Soviet intelligence agent whose name surfaced in the murder of Ignatius Reiss. A prisoner of the Lubyanka who never gave a single name during interrogation.
How did a White Army officer become an NKVD agent? Why did Marina Tsvetaeva follow him to the USSR, writing on an old letter, "So I'll go. Like a dog"? And who is he—a traitor who destroyed his family, or a victim of those he trusted?
With this film, we conclude the trilogy about the Tsvetaev family:
Ariadna Efron: ЭФРОН — дочь Цветаевой прошла 15 лет ЛАГЕР...
Anastasia Tsvetaeva: АНАСТАСИЯ ЦВЕТАЕВА — сестра Марины прошла ...
The Last Days of Marina Tsvetaeva: Последние дни ЦВЕТАЕВОЙ — трагедия, о кото...
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Moscow, October 16, 1941
2:11 Chapter 1. The House of Revolutionaries
8:20 Chapter 2. Carnelian
13:33 Chapter 3. The Ice March
20:26 Chapter 4. Prague
26:42 Chapter 5. The Turning Point
34:21 Chapter 6. Agent
42:01 Chapter 7. Lausanne
48:42 Chapter 8. Bolshevo
55:28 Chapter 9. Lubyanka
1:01:58 Chapter 10. What Remains
1:08:28 Chapter 11. Traitor or Victim
1:15:27 Finale
SOURCES: I. Kudrova, "The Death of Marina Tsvetaeva"; V. Shentalinsky, "Slaves of Freedom"; S. Efron, "Notes of a Volunteer" (Moscow: Vozvrashchenie, 1998); letters by M. Tsvetaeva.
📌All videos on this channel are created in full compliance with the principles of fair use (Section 107 of the Copyright Act) and require approximately 17 hours of painstaking work.
📚The information in this material is taken from open sources and is for informational purposes only. The author is not responsible for its accuracy or the consequences of its use.
📝Each video is a unique story, made with passion, attention to detail, and complete dedication. You won't find duplicates here—only original, original content.
❤️I invest a significant amount of time, effort, and resources into each video. Thank you for being with me!
#Efron #SergeyEfron #MarinaTsvetaeva #LiteraryProfile #NKVD #biography