in the monastery by her husband, who believed this to be the only thing able to prevent the building from collapsing; this is a reflection on the terror that was mounting in the Soviet Union, as a direct consequence of the state not being able to live up to its promise. She was arrested during the Great Purge, and died in 1937 (it is not known whether this meant she was executed straight away, or whether her death was preceded by a stay in the Gulag). She was rehabilitated by Soviet authorities during the De-Stalinization process, and by Romanian ones a while after the rise of Nicolae Ceauşescu, during the condemnation of Soviet policies in 1968 (she was exonerated together with most Romanian communist victims of Stalin's purges). References Henri H. Stahl, Gânditori şi curente de istorie socială românească, Cap. VII: "Curentul gândirii socialiste" Panait Istrati, The Confession of a Loser, "MASSR" chapter 1870s births 1937 deaths Moldovan feminists Romanian socialist feminists Politicians of the Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic Moldovan communists Romanian Communist Party politicians 20th-century Romanian women politicians Transnistrian women in politics Romanian public health doctors Romanian sociologists Romanian women sociologists Medical sociologists Social Democratic Party of Romania (1910–1918) politicians Romanian emigrants to the Soviet Union Great Purge victims from Moldova Executed Romanian women Soviet rehabilitations Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic people Moldovan socialist feminists Executed communists Women public health doctors