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“Lydia wanted it very much”: the last will of Fedoseyeva-Shukshina is voiced

The death of Lydia Fedoseyeva-Shukshina shocked the acting world

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“Lydia wanted it very much”: the last will of Fedoseyeva-Shukshina is voiced

“The doctors did their best,” says Julia. At one point, it seemed like it had stabilized. We all prayed, hoped and believed. Unfortunately, our country has lost a great man.

Verbitskaya-Linnik told about the last will of Lydia Nikolaevna

Lydia Nikolaevna really wanted to live until spring. But the most important thing was that there was peace in her family. Lydia Nikolaevna was very worried about the constant conflicts that took place. She wanted the people closest to her to find a common language, be friends and gather at one big table.

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