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“I feel inhuman anger from the fact that Alevtina began her life in Leningrad under the siege as a girl who was starving, who lived in cold and hunger, and she’s ending her life [in similar circumstances],” Natalia said.
She spoke bitterly of the Russian forces and compared them with the “fascists” who besieged Leningrad, now St Petersburg, for nearly 900 days so long ago.
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."