| Yulia Morozova | |
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| Portrayed By | Veronica Lake(!) |
| Gender | Female |
| Age | 25 |
| Aliases | Comrade Nurse |
| Place of Birth | Stalingrad, Russia |
| Occupation | Nurse |
| Rank | Comrade |
History
Only child born to a factory worker and a seamstress in 1917 Tsaritsyn, now Stalingrad. When her parents were both killed in the Civil War, her "aunt" Olga, actually a distant family friend of her mother's, moved into their communal apartment to take care of Yulia — and for the living space. Yulia and Olga lived in one of the smallest apartments in the building.
As a member of the Young Pioneers until she was 15, Yulia grew up firm in Communist ideals. She eventually denounced Aunt Olga during a Young Pioneers rally, for 'anti-party activities'. With Aunt Olga out of the picture, a new roommate moved in, Anya, a student at the technical institute. Despite having very different schedules the two girls were on good terms and exchanged addresses when Anya moved out shortly before the siege. A Fedor Petrov from next door was also one of their friends.
While working, she took classes to become a nurse, and obtained a position at the public hospital a year or so before the war began.
Description
Ice blonde hair crowns the top of this tall girl's head. Tall might be an understatement: she's one inch away from being a towering six feet. Her hair has two utilitarian styles, it seems: braided and draped over a shoulder, or pulled back into a severe bun.
Alert blue eyes are set below a pair of straight eyebrows so light they're almost invisible. Her skin itself is a pinkish pale due to being all too accustomed to living in the cold. Her broad shoulders loom above an otherwise narrow frame and her face has a usual expression of bland stolidity.
Trivia
- Is familiar with Maschenko, a physician, whom she has worked with at the hospital.
- Though an adept and professional nurse, she thinks a little suffering is good for the soul.
- Prefers to be occupied rather than idle.
- Doesn't like cats (?)
- Enjoys reading, swimming and has seen 3 movies in her life: Mother, The New Babylon (dragged to see by her aunt) and Circus.
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