wait me 10.27.2003 (2003)

Excerpt of the program from 06.10.2003: a repeat of the story about an unknown man, whom no one has recognized yet.

Valery (the name was given in the hospital) woke up on June 3, 2003 at the train station in Armavir, spent a month in this city, then walked to Moscow; the first time he saw himself in the mirror, he did not recognize the reflection and was afraid when he realized that this old man was himself.

Irina Smirnova (Ivanova) is looking for her first love: Viktor Ivanovich Titov, born in 1959, lived in Zheleznogorsk, met in 1975 in the teenage sanatorium "Burevestnik" in Mishor, the connection was interrupted in 1978.

Tatiana Annina is looking for cousins: Anna and Andrey Baranov previously lived in Kazakhstan, Dzhambul region, the city of Chu.

Lydia Ivanovna Bondarenko is looking for a granddaughter: Ekaterina Vladimirovna Petova, born in 1986, disappeared on January 1, 1999 in Novorossiysk, presumably lives in Moscow; a friend of her grandmother spoke.

Lydia Dmitrievna Shcherbakova is looking for a younger sister Nina Dmitrievna Danilchenko, in December 1946 both girls were in an orphanage, in 1947 Lida was transferred to an orphanage for schoolchildren, the sisters did not see each other anymore; a meeting in the studio.

Story from Kazakhstan:

Andrey came to the village of Dikhan in 1997.

According to his stories, he came to work from Moldova, but then the team broke up, he was left without documents.

Inquiries about the whereabouts of relatives in Moldova remained unanswered.

Andrey lives with the old people who sheltered him, works and helps them with the housework.

Atelier.

Wanted Dina Maratovna Gimranova, born in 1968, a native of the village of Urazovka, Nizhny Novgorod region, disappeared on September 15, 2003 near the metro station Petrovsko-Razumovskaya, Moscow; lived on Yablochkova Street, Timiryazevskaya metro station.

Evdokia Nikiforovna Plavskaya is looking for a grandson: Andrey Nikolaevich Ananchenko, born in 1958, left hospital No. 79 in Moscow on May 30, 2002 after an attack of epilepsy, did not return home; lived on Nagornaya Street in Moscow.

Vera Trifonovna Dubinchina (Pluzhnikova) is looking for a sister: Nonna Trifonovna Pluzhnikova (Nonna Dmitrievna Sorokina), born in 1938, lost during the war, may live in Bryansk or the region.

Continuation of the story of Andrey from Moldova:

Visiting the program of his sister, they tell how the brother did not return from the army, and a few years later the family moved.

Andrey escaped from the army in 1990 together with other children, wandered around Kazakhstan, worked for food, then he was sheltered by the family of Burlibai Tultayev from the village of Dikhan, where he has lived for the last 6 years.

Meeting in the studio.

Tatyana Gennadyevna Koshkarova (Matveeva) is looking for a friend of her youth.

When Volodya was taken to the army, Tatiana promised to wait for him, but without receiving a single letter, she was offended, married another man and left.

After the divorce from her husband, she returned home, saw Vladimir, but it was not possible to talk normally.

Video message for Tatiana: Vladimir Petrovich Metzger tells the story a little differently, according to him, he wrote to Tatiana, but she did not respond and did not wait.

Meeting in the studio.

Inclusion from Krasnodar.

Irina Boginskaya is looking for a nephew and sister: Nikolai Smelov, born in 1972, a native of Chimkent, the connection was interrupted in 1992 after Irina's family left Kazakhstan; Anna Ilinichna Solovyova (Paskhalidi), born in 1967, the connection was interrupted in 1993 after Anna moved from the Krasnodar Territory to Kazakhstan, presumably lives in Dzhambul.

Raisa Semenovna Dyachenko is looking for a daughter: Olga Viktorovna Dyachenko, date of birth 23.07.1973, disappeared on November 5, 1995 on the way from work in the village of Pashkovsky; it is known that she hitched a ride.

Arakel Kirokosov is looking for a front-line friend: Yakov Shmyrko, circa 1920, participated in the defense of Moscow together in 1945, parted after Arakel was transferred to another unit.

Pyotr Enin is looking for a stepbrother on his father's side: Alexander Pavlovich Enin, born around 1940, separated in 1942.

The story of the Naida family reunion.

In October 1941, ships left the besieged Sevastopol, and they tried to take out the wounded and the families of the defenders of the city.

On November 6, the last ship "Armenia" left the Streletskaya Bay, with about 5,000 people on board after entering Yalta.

The ship was bombed by German planes and sank.

Alexandra Nayda with her children Boris and Alik (Albert) was among the survivors, but the children were put in different boats, and upon arrival on shore, she could not find her eldest son.

The family continued to search for Alik all their lives, but to no avail.

April 2002, shooting in Kamchatka: Captain III rank Boris Leonidovich Nayda tells the story of his brother's disappearance.

After seeing this release of the program, Alik flew to Simferopol.

November 2002, shooting in Simferopol: meeting with my brother at the airport and with my mother at home.

Alik grew up in a foster Armenian family that was exiled to Siberia.

From there, the boy ran away and decided to walk to Simferopol, but in Turkmenistan he ended up in an orphanage, then returned to his foster parents and went with them to Yerevan, where he lived all his life.

In July 2003, Alik and his wife Fenya moved in with their mother permanently, as she was seriously ill, Boris could not leave his job in Kamchatka, and there was a threat that the woman would be evicted to a nursing home.

In three months, Alexandra Arsentyevna recovered and got back on her feet.