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The Only Woman
The final entry in Yurlova's memoir trilogy, this title covers the progression of time since her initial immigration to the US in 1922
Hardcover
First published January 1, 1937
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Marina Yurlova
6 books3 followersRussian-born Cossack woman.
At the age of 14 she fought as a volunteer in World War I and later in the Russian Civil War on the side of the anti-communist White movement.
In 1915 she got wounded during a mission blowing up a bridge near Yerevan, Armenia. She was treated at the Red Cross hospital in Baku and then returned to the Eastern Front, where she became a military driver.
In 1917, she was wounded, and spent nearly the entire year 1918 in a hospital in Moscow, suffering from concussion and shell shock
At the age of 14 she fought as a volunteer in World War I and later in the Russian Civil War on the side of the anti-communist White movement.
In 1915 she got wounded during a mission blowing up a bridge near Yerevan, Armenia. She was treated at the Red Cross hospital in Baku and then returned to the Eastern Front, where she became a military driver.
In 1917, she was wounded, and spent nearly the entire year 1918 in a hospital in Moscow, suffering from concussion and shell shock
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