The 5th book of the “Encyclopedia of Our Lives” includes memories of the events of 1960: attempts by young people to build a family after marriage; about the struggle for primacy in the family; about the reluctance to part with the freedom that was before the wedding; about jealousy and quarrels. About how brother Boris burned alive at work from the explosion of a powder keg; about the birth of the first daughter and notes to the maternity hospital; about admission to Moscow Chemical Technology Institute; about letters from parents; about work at NIHTI (rocket science); about Beria's sharashkas; memories of such famous scientists as Pobedonostsev, Sorkin, Bakaev and others who stood at the origins of the creation of solid gunpowder.