Mrs. Oswald. Yes. They are very good children. Not like me.
Mr. Rankin. Will you tell us what schools you went to?
Mrs. Oswald. At first I went to school in Moldavia, and later in Leningrad, in a girl's school and then after finishing school I studied in a pharmaceutical institute—pharmaceutical school, rather than institute.
Mr. Rankin. Where was the pharmaceutical school?
Mrs. Oswald. In Leningrad.
Mr. Rankin. Did you go through high school before you went to the pharmaceutical school?
Mrs. Oswald. Yes.
Mr. Rankin. Do you recall the names of any of your teachers?
Mrs. Oswald. Dmitry Rossovsky. I remember the director of the school, Nadelman Matvey Akimovich. It is hard to remember now. I have already forgotten. I have had good teachers. They treated me very well, they helped me after my mother died. Knowing my difficult nature, they approached me very pedagogically. But now I would have changed that nature.
Mr. Rankin. Were you a good student?