Amprenta deportărilor săpată în inimi
The imprint of deportations carved into hearts

Author(s): Carapcevschi Andriana
Subject(s): History, Social Sciences, Social history
Published by: Biblioteca Ştiinţifică a Universităţii de Stat Alecu Russo
Keywords: family; deportation; Siberia; cold; death
Summary/Abstract: According to A. Maslow's concept in the pyramid of human needs, the role of the family is a primary one or the family represents the need to belong to a social group, being also the space for the development of the Ego of each personality. The chosen scientific route will lead us to the idea that the family is the place where everyone learns the seven years at home and where the path of education for values starts: truth, good, beauty, justice, freedom, sacred, etc., or the deportations had the role of transforming values into non-values. Overall, we could say that the purpose proposed for the investigation is to demonstrate that the family for the deportees was a source of life support, a reason to fight for existence and, regardless of the bad weather that knocked at the door of their lives, thanks to families have gained endurance and kept their dignity in the frozen Siberian expanses. We would recommend Romanian book readers to look at the works dedicated to the family and learn how to appreciate their family at its true value, how to spend more time in the bosom of the family so that the faces of their loved ones remain in their hearts. We hope that the product we created will make readers understand that they must make wings out of words so that they reach the heart of loved ones even if they are far away, to rock the boat of their heart slowly on the gentle waves of warmth the family home and to find the place where happiness has made its nest, namely HOME.

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