In Spain they were called Russians. In the Soviet Union - by the Spaniards. They didn’t belong anywhere On May 9, at a festive concert in the Peter and Paul Fortress in St. Petersburg, I saw a very elderly, fragile, gray-haired lady with a bouquet of flowers. On stage, the choir of the Leningrad Military District performed songs of the war years, the lady sang along with “Officers” and quietly brushed away her tears. Someone put a military cap on her.