In the studio of the TV company VID Shukshina Maria, Kvasha Igor.
Viktor Andreevich Abanin was born in Russia, lived in the Ivanovo region.
In the 80s, together with his brother, Gennady, he went to work in Tajikistan.
In ' 91, when the war broke out in Tajikistan, Gennady and his family went to Russia, and Viktor refused to go.
In ' 96, when Viktor was about to return to Russia, he was taken to the mountains, where he lived for 4 years.
Pass the rams.
There were no settlements nearby, and once a month a man came and brought him food.
Once Viktor Andreevich came across a shepherd who showed him the way "to the people".
I wandered for a long time, but I got to Tashkent.
In Tashkent, he lived in a bazaar until one day he met Farukh...
Viktor Andreevich was already on his way to Moscow, but he was again removed from the train due to problems with his documents.
Video: Viktor Abanin's story about slavery and other misadventures, Farukh's story about Viktor Andreevich.
Alexander Pavlyuchenko is looking for his son Alexander Pavlyuchenko, born in 1981, who disappeared in Kimry in March 2007.
Vladimir Lapko came to the studio, he wants to find his daughter Irina, whom he has not seen for 24 years.
Vladimir wrote a letter to the authors of the program in 2002.
Irina also sent a request to find her father, despite the fact that 24 years have passed…
Meeting of father and daughter.
Sergey Kolerev is looking for his parents, with whom he parted in 1996 in Kizlyar (Dagestan).
Wanted: graduates of the 1967 military technical school of Bagrationovsk (Kaliningrad region)
In 1994, in New Zealand, in the city of Dunedin, in a port tavern, two Russian sailors from the trawler "Arzamas" met two New Zealand girls… Word for word, night after night, this romantic story developed - and when it came time to say goodbye, one of the sailors joked: they say, they sailed with us…
The girls were determined and agreed.
The boys persuaded the watchman to let the girls on board the ship and hid them in their cabin.
They hoped that on the way home to Nakhodka, the Arzamas would stop at the New Zealand port of Auckland, where the girls would get off and return home.
Only when the equator was left behind did it become clear that the Arzamas was heading straight for Nakhodka… Meanwhile, the relatives of the missing girls turned to the police, hired a detective, announced an international search ...
And the girls hid in a cabin on the Arzamas - without money, without documents, and inexorably approached an unknown Find…
The authors of the program are looking for members of the crew of the trawler "Arzamas", who were on that flight, in April and May 1994, from New Zealand to Nakhodka.
Video: the story of the sailors, the girls and the captain of the trawler "Arzamas".
Artemis Epstein is looking for the father of Alexander Epstein, born in 1930, who has not been heard from since 2000.
Natalia Merinova is looking for her son Alexey Merinov, born in 1997, who disappeared in February 2007 in Lipetsk.
Firsova Elena, looking for Vladimir Osipov born in 1983, with whom she broke up in 1998.
Nelly Sergeevna came to us from Irkutsk, she is looking for her sister Ulyana.
In 1955, 12-year-old Nelly and 3-year-old Ulyana's mother became seriously ill.
My mother was still alive, and her husband had already agreed to adopt Ulyana.
Nellie learned from her relatives that her sister had fallen into the Klusik family.
Nellie even visited this family several times - they lived well, they did not need anything.
Once I came running - the house is closed, Ulyana is not there, where they went is unknown.
It was only after the death of her foster parents in 2006 that Ulyana began actively searching for her sister, but she did not know her first name or last name.
I sent a letter to the Department of Internal Affairs of the Irkutsk region, indicated my data and asked to find relatives.
There was no answer.
The children of Ulyana Grigorievna helped her in October 2006 to make an application on the program's website and posted a photo of Ulyana at the age of three.
And later, the daughter and son-in-law of Ulyana again looked at the program's website and found that their mother was looking for her own sister.
Meeting the sisters in the studio.
Photo: This is Vladimir Andreevich Yegorenko, born in 1919.
Perhaps he is from the Smolensk region.
He was convicted under a political article, served time first in Khabarovsk, and then in Komsomolsk-on-Amur.
He did not return from prison.
His daughter Valentina keeps the box sent to her by her father for her birthday all her life, and asks everyone who knew him to respond.
Photo: A photo of the children of the orphanage was sent to the program by Nina Alexandrovna, who does not know her real name.
Only she knows, according to the documents, that she was lost on March 23, 44 in the city of Kurgan.
She remembers how her mother carried her in her arms, and her brother and sister walked next to her, as they rode in a freight car… Then, in the house next to the train station, my mother left Nina's sister, and Nina and her brother were taken to the market, which was also next to the train station.
Near the police booth, my mother put Nina on the step and told my brother to look after her.
My brother ran, and my mother followed… And Nina never saw them again.
Photo: Nikolay Vasilyevich Kolmakov.
In 1955-1956. he served in the Arkhangelsk region.
Not far from its part, there was the village of Vozhgora.
There he met a girl, Taisya Galeva, who had a daughter in memory of this meeting.
The daughter has grown up and wants to find her father.
Photo: Bronislav Mikolauskas.
In 1945, a letter came home to Lithuania from him: "The war is over, we are still alive.
After the storm of war, I want to see you."
The letter was from Sweden-my mother was afraid of this and destroyed the letter.
Now Stanislav's sister is looking for him…
Photo: In the photo - brother and sister Irina and Valentin Cherikov together with their mother.
The picture was taken in 1946 before the ship" Smolny " took Valentine from Shanghai to Nakhodka-together with a group of children who wanted to study in the Soviet Union.
Valentin wrote that at first he and the other boys were placed in a Forest School near Vladivostok, then they were assigned to the yung school of the Nakhodka fishing fleet.
In all, he sent three letters, the last in October 1946.
Later, his friends told Valentine's parents that he left the Jung school, got a job on a private ship, and planned to go abroad.
The sister who's looking for him doesn't know anything else…
Photo: This is Alexey Volkov.
He disappeared in October 2006 in Kohtla-Jarve - he left by car and did not return.
Alexey is ill with diabetes and while he is not found, there is a risk that at the right time there may not be a drug nearby…
Photo: This is Anatoly Alexandrovich Radishevsky.
On July 8, last year, I went to a store in Makeyevka and disappeared.
Photo: Vadim Nikolaevich Lyakhov.
On the night of October 31 to November 1, 2006, he went in an unknown direction near the village of "Mostostroy" about 10 km from Vladimir…
Photo: Evgeny Bespalko.
In May 2002, he left his home in the Krasnoyarsk Territory and did not return.
Photo: Sabir Valiyev.
In 1996, he left Tbilisi for Baku, and from there - for Nefteyugansk.
The last telegram from him home was two years later from the city of Tarko-Sale, which is already in Yamal…
Photo: And this is Sergey Alexandrov, who disappeared in 1998 in Moscow, in the Izmailovo district…
Photo: This is Sergey Slobodyanyuk.
He went to work in the city of Khimki in July last year and did not return.
Lydia Grigoryevna arrived at the studio with her son Andrey.
They want to find Andrew's own brother, Arthur.
Lydia Grigoryevna studied in Leninakan in her youth.
There she met the father of her sons.
They lived in Moldova, then in Armenia, constantly moving...
When the earthquake hit Armenia, they were in Moldova.
The father of Andrey and Arthur insisted on returning to their homeland - to help their parents, to restore their native city.
My mother was absolutely against it.
As a result, the father took his youngest son, Arthur, and left with him...
Lydia and her eldest son, Andrey, remained in Moldova.
She was agonizing over the loss of her child, searching for him for many years, but all to no avail.
Time passed.
Despite the enormous employment, Andrey considered the search for his brother one of the most important tasks.
Andrey says: "It's probably amazing, but I still miss my brother.
Even though we were very young then, he may not remember me.
I remember him well.
I have two other brothers from my second father, but I never forgot about Arthur.
I need him very much and our mother needs him very much!"
Arthur was found by the creators of the program.
Video: Arthur's story about himself, an appeal to his mother and brother.
Meeting in the studio of the mother and brothers.