“Cold spring. Years of exile: 1907–1921” is a book of memoirs by Olga Chernova-Andreeva, the daughter of the leader of the Socialist Revolutionary Party Viktor Chernov and the wife of the writer Vadim Andreev. She spent her childhood in hot Italy; Famous Narodnaya Volya and Social Revolutionaries found shelter in her family’s house: German Lopatin, Vera Figner, Yevno Azef and others. Youth - in hungry and cold Russia after the February Revolution. Describing in detail her wanderings around the country, repeated arrests, interrogations at the Cheka and imprisonment at the Lubyanka, Olga Chernova-Andreeva recreates an expressive portrait of post-revolutionary Russia. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.