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| Foreword | ||
| Preface | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Chronology of the Siege | ||
| Glossary | ||
| Table of Rations | ||
| Map: Front Line around Leningrad, 21 September 1941 | ||
| Map: Leningrad, with Points of Interest | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Diaries and Letters | 19 | |
| Diary of Liubov' Vasil'evna Shaporina, hospital nurse during Siege; later an artist | 21 | |
| Diary of Anna Petrovna Ostroumova-Lebedeva, artist | 25 | |
| Letter from Leningrad: El'za Greinert to children | 33 | |
| Letter from Leningrad: Germany family remembered | 37 | |
| Diary and letters of Evgeniia Shavrova, introduced by her sister, Elena Fassman, librarian | 39 | |
| Diary of Vera Sergeevna Kostrovitskaia, ballerina and dance teacher | 47 | |
| Diary of Mariia Viacheslavovna Kropacheva, school teacher | 53 | |
| Diary of Anna Ivanovna Likhacheva, doctor | 58 | |
| Diary to Tamara Petrovna Nekliudova, entertainer at the front | 62 | |
| Ol'ga Mikhailovna Freidenberg, classicist scholar, first woman department chair in a Soviet university, The Race of Life | 64 | |
| Memoirs and Oral Histories | 77 | |
| Vera Vladimirovna Miliutina, artist, Evacuation and The Scottish Album | 79 | |
| Valentina Nikolaevna Gorokhova, doctor, The War, the Blockade, the Military Hospital | 87 | |
| Sof'ia Nikolaevna Buriakova, housewife, A Half-Century Ago | 95 | |
| Ol'ga Nikolaevna Grechina, literary scholar, "Saving, I Am Saved" | 104 | |
| Interview with Natal'ia Borisovna Rogova, librarian, archivist | 116 | |
| Interview with Valentina Fedorovna Petrova, archivist | 120 | |
| Oral history of Natal'ia Vladimirovna Stroganova, child during the Siege; later philologist | 127 | |
| Interview with Valentina Il'inishna Bushueva, factory worker | 133 | |
| Avgusta Mikhailovna Saraeva-Bondar', art historian, Silhouettes of Time | 141 | |
| Interview with Kseniia Makianovna Matus, oboist in the Leningrad Symphony | 147 | |
| Yuliia Aronovna Mendeleva, doctor, memoir excerpts from The Defense of Leningrad | 156 | |
| Lilia Solomonovna Frankfurt, librarian, "The Saltykov-Shehedrin National Public Library" | 163 | |
| Interview with Ol'ga Il'inichna Markhaeva, museum researcher, and Ol'ga Anatol'evna Trapitsina-Matveenko, chemist | 170 | |
| Documentary Prose | 175 | |
| Elena Oskarovna Martilla, artist, Grave Months for the Blockaded City | 177 | |
| Lidiia Samsonovna Razumovskaia, university student, "To the People" | 183 | |
| Irena L'vovna Dubitskaia, Cold Sun: Stories | 188 | |
| Liudmila Ivanovna Veshenkova, "Sweet Earth" | 193 | |
| Antonina Emel'ianovna Maslovskaia, "Blockade Lullaby" | 197 | |
| Vera Vladimirovna Miliutina, artist, "Vitamins, or Ode to Grass" | 198 | |
| Liubov' Borisovna Beregovaia, The Joyous, the Inimitable | 201 | |
| Conclusion | 209 | |
| Notes | 213 | |
| Index | 239 |
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