wait me №150 14.08.2006 (2006)

Continuation of the story of Eric Mifsud.

Eric was born on March 20, 1988 in Kyiv, was raised in an orphanage until he was 5, then he was adopted by a family from Malta.

When Eric grew up, he wanted to find his birth mother and find out what happened.

Independent searches yielded nothing, despite the fact that Eric even visited Kiev, but the employees of the Moscow program were still able to help the young man, his mother Galina Teplinskaya was found.

Eric meets his mother at the Malta airport.

Studio.

Andrey Ivanov is looking for Svetlana, whom he met 15 years ago on vacation in Odessa.

The wife is looking for her husband: Gennady Konstantinovich Yeletsky, born in 1956, disappeared on November 7, 2003 in the Kaluga region.

Zainab Khiramagomedova is looking for her paternal cousin: Ayshat Tsakhilaeva, born in 1940, lived with her husband in Ukraine, in Oskol, once after a quarrel with her husband she took her daughters and left in an unknown direction.

Ibragim Magomedov is looking for his brother from his father's Russian wife: Lidiya Georgievna Popuyno from Yaroslavl lived with her husband and son in Nurek, Uzbekistan, the son's name is Ibragim Magomedovich Popuyno, but there may be another surname.

Lidiya Efimovna Vasilchikova is looking for a friend: Lidiya Tryapkina (Kopylova), they worked together in 1941 at a defense equipment plant in Moscow, they lost contact in 1955. Anna Aleksandrovna Fimina is looking for her son: Aleksandr Vasilyevich Bespalov, born in 1969, was sent to Armenia in 1988 while serving in the army to help rebuild cities after an earthquake, and lost contact when it was time to demobilize.

Filming in Armenia: Aleksandr lives in Vanadzor, works as a loader, his documents once burned in a fire, and he did not have time to get new ones, so he could not fly to Moscow to meet his mother.

They talked on the phone a little in the studio.

The story is about a man with memory loss.

Vladimir Petrovich Semenov, born in 1965, was admitted to a hospital in the Moscow region on January 30, 2006, and does not remember anything else about himself.

He says that he came to while sitting on the ground, felt unwell, and felt as if he had been poisoned.

The man went out onto the road, walked to a traffic police post, and asked the officer on duty to call an ambulance.

Vladimir wants to return to normal life and hopes that someone is looking for him.

Video with Iosif Kobzon's appeal: Viktor Morozov is wanted, his children and grandchildren are waiting for him.

Roza Musayeva is looking for her brother: Ramazan Musayev, born in 1939, was taken from the Caucasus to Kazakhstan with his sister, the children were in an orphanage in Sergiopol.

Ramazan has special signs: when he and his friend Magomed found a hand grenade and hit it with a stone, the grenade exploded, Ramazan was badly injured in the face and leg.

In 1954, teenagers began to be sent to work on collective farms, according to rumors, Ramazan was adopted by a Russian family there, he was given the name Nikolai.

Klavdiya Mikhailovna Khatina is looking for her daughter: Lyudmila Ivanovna Buravleva, born in 1976, disappeared on September 23, 2005 in the Voronezh region.

Wanted: Kanat Valikanovich Omashev, born in 1966, disappeared on August 17, 1994 in Karaganda, presumably left with a friend in a light yellow foreign car.

A story from Moldova: Stefan, Anna and Mikhail Vyrlyan were orphaned early, raised by their grandmother in the village of Selyashty.

One day, Anya went to Moscow to earn money and disappeared, the brothers hope that they will be able to find her and return her home.

Filming in Ryazan: police officers and sellers say that two years ago a young girl appeared at the market, who came every day with a disabled child to beg for alms.

Anya was 18 years old, she had not even finished school, since at that time she had been caring for her seriously ill mother for three years.

One day, gypsies appeared in their village, they promised good earnings at the market, and Anya decided to leave with them, thinking that she would trade.

In Ryazan, her documents were immediately taken away, so she could not go home.

Neighbors in the house where she was kept remember the girl very well and say that her situation was immediately clear from her appearance, as if she was kept in slavery.

Anya was lucky, she met Alexander, a security guard at one of the clubs, he took pity on her and helped her escape, hid her for some time at a dacha with relatives, then sent her to Moscow, where she came to the program kiosk at the Kazansky railway station and told her story.

Anya's older brother Stefan came to Moscow for Anya.

A video letter for Anya from her grandmother.

Photos of the missing.

Yulia Orgina, born in 1984, disappeared in 2005 in the Penza region.

Aleksey Yakovlevich Gavrilyuk disappeared in late 2005 in Crimea, may suffer from memory loss (the photo is very old, the man is already over 50 years old).

Ivan Vladimirovich Matsuev went to work and disappeared several years ago.

Setrak Melikyan went to the front in 1941 and never returned, he is listed as missing in action, but his granddaughter writes that in the late 1970s there were news from him in France.

Sergey Semkin, 21, disappeared in 2004 while serving in the army in the Khabarovsk region.

Zhanna Kaplina studied in St.

Petersburg, then dropped out, worked as a waitress, rented a room with female acquaintances, and one day disappeared somewhere.

Kemirgurban Ashirov, born in 1973, disappeared in 2005 between Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan, took passengers by car and never returned.

Aleksandr Okruzhko came from Kyrgyzstan to Minsk to visit his girlfriend and disappeared, he was last seen in 2005. Aleksey Yuryevich Drozdov lived in Tallinn, in 1992 he decided to move to Stockholm and disappeared.

Video with Aleksey Batalov's appeal: schoolgirl Anna Dubchak is wanted, who disappeared on June 12, 2005 in the city of Klin in the Moscow region.

Theodore Voldemarovich Sholderer from Novokuznetsk is looking for his brother Eduard, who went missing during WWII. His father, engineer Voldemar Karlovich Sholderer, was recalled to Germany.

Mother Nadezhda Mikhailovna Petrova was left alone with the children, she was later arrested for having connections with a German and sentenced to 10 years in a camp.

Theodore's father's sister took him and his sister Lilia to Kazakhstan, where Eduard disappeared to - no one knows.

After Stalin's death in 1953, the mother was rehabilitated, she came to the children in Kazakhstan.

A video letter from Eduard from Germany: he recalls his childhood and how his mother tried to get documents for leaving the country and one day simply did not return home, the children were left alone in a village house, at first they were taken in by neighbors.

When German soldiers entered the village in 1942, a neighbor brought the boy to them and said that he was also German.

Eduard was sent to Germany; the family that looked after him on the road found his father in Hanover and handed the child over to him.

Theodore meeting with Eduard and his wife Brigitte in the studio.