The article presents the results of a biographical study based on the recollections of older family members and documents from the family archive. It explores the life of V.G. Ershov, a veteran of the Great Patriotic War, as a typical and unique representative of the generation of victors, and raises questions about the role of family memory as a foundation for civic identity and historical continuity. The study employs biographical and historical-reconstructive methods.
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