Memoirs of a Revolutionist · Character

Uliana

A maid or nurse in the Kropotkin household.

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Also known as Uliana

First appearance: III

Uliana shows up with force in Part I: Childhood. The page is where that presence becomes real.

A serf woman who cared for the Kropotkin children, illustrating the personal bonds within the system of serfdom.

Uliana first appears in 0005 iii.

In Part I: Childhood: A serf woman who cared for the Kropotkin children, illustrating the personal bonds within the system of serfdom.

Later, in II: Russian nurse who, along with Madame Búrman, cares for Peter and Alexander after their mother's death.

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.

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Part I: Childhood
A serf woman who cared for the Kropotkin children, illustrating the personal bonds within the system of serfdom.
II
Russian nurse who, along with Madame Búrman, cares for Peter and Alexander after their mother's death.
III
Russian nurse who cared for the children and invoked the memory of their mother.
Two Years After Mother's Death: A New Life Begins
A servant who cares for the children on Sundays and participates in their games.
VII
Servant called upon to receive poultry during the winter provisioning.
VIII
The housekeeper who trembles while reporting shortages of tea and sugar to Peter's father.

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