Talk:Pavel Tcacenco

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There's more biographical information in the Russian-language sources (even biographical books were published), including reminiscences of his so-students and his girlfriend. According to those, he was born in 1901 in Novosavitskaya (a railroad station, where his father worked at the time); from 1902 he lived in Bendery. His father's name was Yakov Antipov and he was from Smolensk; the mother was from Reni. Look for more in the Russian version of this biographical sketch.--64.251.32.254 (talk) 15:55, 28 April 2010 (UTC)

I don't have access to those sources, and would be unfair to the encyclopaedia and to our readers to present sources that I can't certify are actually saying what our article may say. I thank you for your interest in this article. If you have access to those sources you mention, you should use them to complete the article. If you have them digitised you can either make them public, or, if they're still under copyright, use the e-mail feature on any Wikipedia editor's user page you deem fit and send the sources to themAnonimu (talk) 23:09, 28 April 2010 (UTC)