In Petrozavodsk died on the 104th year of life former teacher of school No9 Olga Alexandrovskaya

Petrozavodsk said goodbye to Olga Mikhailovna Alexandrovskaya, who left on the 104th year of life - the last representative of the team of teachers-"sixties" of school No. 9, to collect which at one time was only Isaak Samoilovich Fradkov.

Her long life became the epitome of boundless devotion to her cause. Originally from the Kursk region, she survived the hardships of occupation and famine. After her release, she entered the historical faculty of PetrSU and found her home in Karelia. It was here that she met her love – Boris Alexandrovsky, a war veteran. Their journey together lasted 52 years, giving them four children. For more than four decades Olga Mikhailovna dedicated to teaching history and social studies in her native school No. 9. Even going on a well-deserved rest, she remained active, lovingly engaged in her garden and garden.

Olga Mikhailovna belonged to the generation of teachers who formed the worldview of many generations of Karelia residents. Memories of these truly outstanding people shared her former student Vladimir Malegin.

He noted that just a few days ago he had the opportunity to attend a meeting of graduates dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the school.

According to Vladimir Malegin, Olga Mikhailovna was only one of the galaxy of talented teachers of that era. He fondly recalls Alexander Fedorovich Romanov, who was developing a new chemistry textbook for the whole country, and Elsa Karlovna Ozolina, who, according to her stories, studied in the same class as the future German Chancellor. Teacher Olga Petrovna Pechorina enjoyed indisputable authority, wearing a men's watch in memory of her husband-frontier. Vladimir Malegin also mentioned Galina Ulyanova, Muse Manina, Iraida Gert, Rudolf Ruokalainen, Bennett Druzhinin and many others. Teachers of physical culture at that time were real front scouts.

Until the last days, Olga Mikhailovna retained amazing clarity of mind and warmth. When she was 100 years old, her graduates and colleagues came to congratulate her. Over a cup of tea, she shared exciting stories from her life with guests. Two hours passed unnoticed, and the jubilee surprised everyone with her phenomenal memory – she remembered every student and colleague.