Anna. Saga. Agatha Sophia

A wonderful child with plump lips and springy curls, a girl from the institute, secretly trying on real silk stockings from Paris, a young woman who, of course, enjoys catching admiring glances, how else? A beautiful, happy life... But if... only it were so! Because the backdrop of this truly beautiful, full life was tragic events. The loss of loved ones, World War I, revolution, fleeing from Crimea, emigration, return, the harsh thirties... How did she manage, a fragile young lady, a noblewoman, an officer's daughter, or rather, a mama's girl, to calmly endure it all? The true story of Anna captivates, and one involuntarily asks the question: what was so special about the people who lived long ago? A generation carried away by the wind - you couldn't say it more precisely, but there are still testimonies of the private lives of those who existed in a completely different coordinate system. Where the main thing was - do what is right, and be honest with yourself.