Description
In December 2017, Gracheva’s husband led her into a forest where he chopped off her hands with an ax — a final, horrific act after months of abuse. On the morning of 11 December 2017 Margarita's husband, Dmitri, offered to give her a lift to work, but instead he drove in the opposite direction, towards the forest. He parked the car, dragged her from her seat, took an axe from the boot and chopped off both her hands. Then he dumped her in the emergency department of their local hospital in Serpukhov, south of Moscow, before driving to the police station and confessing to his crime. The couple had met at school and began dating after college. Initially they were happy, though he flared up easily over trivial things - and swore he would kill her if she was ever unfaithful to him. Now, the 27-year-old mother of two boys has become a media sensation across Russia, winning a book deal with a pro-Kremlin publisher and turning into a regular fixture on state-run television. Margarita Gracheva (born in 1992) lives in Serpukhov near Moscow. Her mother is Irina Sheykina, she wrote her book with her help. In 2014, Rita graduated from the Faculty of Economics and Management of the Moscow State Academy of Economics. She worked as a marketer in "Serpukhov" newspaper. In October 2019, together with "Komsomolskaya Pravda" publishing house, Margarita presented the book "Happy Without Hands". Here she told about the tragedy that happened to her, how she learned to live with "new" hands.
Title in Armenian | Մարգարիտա Գրաչովա - Երջանիկ առանց ձեռքերի |
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Author(s) | Margarita Gracheva |
Translator(s) | Anush Martirosyan |
Language(s) | Armenian |
Publisher(s) | NewMag |
Year | 2023 |
Pages | 260 |
Binding | Hardcover |
Size | 14.5 x 22.5 cm |
ISBN | 9789939884547 |
tags: yerjanik arants dzerqeri, erjanik aranc dzerkeri