Find a Person. How Agnia Barto's Voice United Fates Divided by War

The great children's poetess, whose poems nurtured several generations, Agnia Barto often performed for soldiers during the Great Patriotic War, and after the Victory, dedicated all her efforts to caring for the children of war – orphans, those injured, who were left without parents and lost loved ones. She managed more than once to reunite families separated by war – often only by piecing together vivid childhood memories. Since 1965, the radio program "Find a Person" was broadcast, which became Agnia Barto's life's work. This program gave hope to thousands of people whose destinies were distorted and changed by war.
Deep understanding of childhood psychology, the desire to help others, the readiness to search until the end – all of this permeates every page. The words "Find a Person" became a call to kindness and compassion for millions of people.