On August 24, 1981, a Soviet civil aviation passenger plane, and an fighter plane, collided in the air. In an instant, the two planes were broken, and countless wreckage and human tissues sprinkled on the earth like raindrops.
When the Soviet government learned the news, everyone had the same idea: no one of the staff and passengers on the unit survived.
In fact, it is not unreasonable to have this idea.
When the two planes collided, they were at an altitude of more than 5,000 meters. At such an altitude, they had a violent impact and quickly fell to the ground. I am afraid that any creature would turn into a pool of meat paste.
So, the search and rescue department adhered to the attitude that there would be no survivors in this air crash, and they just need to collect the wreckage of the plane.
, just as the search and rescue team was working nervously, they suddenly found that under a seriously deformed seat, there was a woman with a complete body, looking about 20 years old.
Search and rescue team members quickly took a towel to wipe the mud from the woman's face. At this moment, the corners of the woman's mouth suddenly trembled.
This faint action attracted everyone's attention. She quickly carried her down the mountain with a stretcher and rushed to the nearest hospital for treatment.
was later confirmed that the woman was the only survivor of the air crash: Larissa Savetzkaya.
What kind of terrifying experience did Savitzkaya have in this air crash? Why did all the passengers and crew members on the plane die, but she is the only one who survives? After suffering huge physical and psychological trauma, how should Savitzkaya face her future life?
was originally a happy journey, but unexpectedly it turned into a disaster.
In April 1981, Saviczkaya and her boyfriend Volojia entered the marriage hall.
The two who just got married are facing the entrance exam, so they didn't have time to go on their honeymoon and devoted themselves to the intense preparation for the exam.
A few months later, the exam finally ended. Savetzkaya and Vogga both received the school's admission letter. The newlyweds began to plan their long-lost honeymoon trip.
They took a plane to visit various scenic spots, and in August they were preparing to take a plane to Amur Gongqingcheng to visit distant relatives who settled there.
On the morning of August 24, the two arrived at the airport with two bags of luggage and boarded the plane smoothly.
The two people's ticket seats are at the rear of the plane. Perhaps the journey over the past few days has caused both physical and mental fatigue, so Savetzkaya and her husband just fell asleep as soon as they sat down.
As for when will the plane take off? They had no impression at all. During
, Savitzkaya was woken up by the flight attendant. After some communication, they learned that because there were fewer passengers on this flight, there were still many seats on the plane. Seeing that the couple was curled up at the rear of the plane and could not enjoy the beautiful scenery outside the window, the flight attendant warmly invited them to the seat in front.
However, Savetzkaya and Vogga were very tired and were reluctant to get up to change seats at all, so they politely declined the flight attendant's kindness and continued to fall asleep.
However, what the couple did not expect was that shortly after they continued to sleep, a Soviet bomber was slowly taking off and came to test the performance of the aircraft at an altitude of more than 8,000 meters above the ground.
Wait until around 3:30 pm, the bomber had completed the test, and then gradually lowered the flight altitude according to the requirements of the superiors.
During this process, the bomber pilot accidentally turned off the flight radar due to the negligence of the bomber pilot, which also led to an accidental collision with the civil aviation passenger plane when it fell to an altitude of 5,000 meters.
Only a "boom" sound was heard, the right wing of the bomber was cut off, and the top of the civil aviation passenger plane was also cut off.
The powerful airflow instantly poured into the cabin, and Savetskaya was awakened, but the explosion and air wave made her blind and deaf. Every inch of her skin on her body could feel an unbearable burning sensation, and her internal organs seemed to be torn to pieces.
After a brief feeling of discomfort, Savitzkaya fell into a coma.
When she woke up, she found that she was already in a primeval forest, her body was stuck under the seat and could not move, and under her was a huge wreckage of an airplane.
Afterwards, Savetzkaya recalled the scene at that time: "The plane was already broken at that time, and I was very lucky to be wrapped in the middle of a large wreckage and a seat, so I saved my life."
was deeply damaged. How should a weak woman survive in the wilderness in the primeval forest?
It was dusk when Saviczkaya woke up. With the faint light of the setting sun, she moved her body little by little and finally climbed to the wreckage of the rear wing of the plane. She leaned her whole body against the cold wind.
Wait until Savetskaya slowly recovered from his mind, he began to cry loudly.
fell from such a high sky and was still alive. It was a great luck.
Suddenly, she suddenly remembered that her husband Vogga was still alive and dead.
So, Savetzkaya tried to stand up, but no matter how hard she tried, her legs were as strong as a sponge. Even when she made her last attempt, the pain almost made her faint again.
Savitzkaya knew that her legs were probably broken, so she shouted her husband's name at the top of her throat, but she couldn't get her husband's response without the echoes.
At this moment, she was crying, and her husband was likely to have died.
In order to survive, she began to climb to find food and fresh water, but just as she flipped into a wreckage of a cabin, the scene in front of her almost broke her.
Countless body wrecks were scattered in the cabin, and there was no complete body at all.
In order to survive, Savitzkaya still got in and began to look for food.
It took a lot of effort to find some broken bread in the ruins. As for Tamsui, I didn't find it at all.
Savitzkaya didn't care much anymore. She picked up some bread crumbs with her hands and poured them into her mouth, then chewed them hard.
Because of her extreme thirst, every time she swallowed was very difficult, and she was choked several times.
Fortunately, after "dinner", Savetzkaya found a small puddle not far away. Although the water inside was turbid, it was at least fresh water, which could solve the problem of thirst.
She leaned her whole head into the puddle without hesitation and started drinking in big gulp.
filled his stomach and solved the problem of thirst, but Savetzkaya became frightened.
Because she was in the deep mountains, there were the chirping of wild beasts everywhere. The wails made her shudder. She quickly returned to the cabin and found a relatively closed place to hide.
The next morning, she was awakened by the smell of blood, and she could feel heart-wrenching pain when she moved her body.
But she still gritted her teeth and started to do it. It was already dawn and the scene in front of her shocked her.
Last night, the light was weak. Although it could vaguely distinguish the broken human tissues everywhere in the cabin, the visual impact brought by the time under sufficient light conditions undoubtedly increased the burden on her heart.
"There are corpses everywhere, and blood gathered into a stream. I can't imagine whether there is blood in the water I drank that night."
In such an environment, Savitzkaya persisted for two days and three nights.
She is always on guard against the wild beasts staring around her, and she is also worried that her fragile heart will not withstand such a cruel blow and become mentally ill.
Just when she was almost collapsed, the dawn finally came.
We mentioned earlier that after this air crash, the Soviet government believed that survivors could not exist, so the rescue work was delayed.
It was not until the morning of the third day of the air crash that two fire trucks and more than a dozen rescue team members slowly arrived at the scene.
When the search and rescue team members cleared the wreckage and corpses of the plane at the scene, they suddenly found Savetskaya, who still had a trace of breath.
At this time, she was covered in dirt and smelly. Even if she was woken up, her eyes were dull and she could not tell that she was a normal person at all.
After confirming that Savetskaya is still alive, the search and rescue personnel quickly contacted the helicopter and sent her to a nearby hospital as fast as possible.
After coming to the hospital, Savitzkaya was unable to move. After examination, the doctor found that her body suffered a severe injury.
Severely fractured legs, 5 ribs were broken, and large-scale abrasions of arms, back, abdomen, and legs, as well as relatively serious concussions.
When the doctor heard about her experience, he couldn't help but sigh: "It's a miracle that you can survive."
Search and rescue work was declared over just one day. Except for the exception of Savetskaya, all the rest were killed.
After the disaster, her life was very sad.
As a victim of the civil aviation disaster at that time, Savetzkaya should have received a considerable amount of compensation to make up for physical and mental trauma and maintain her subsequent life.
However, she failed to get a dime in the end.
It turned out that the compensation system formulated by the government at that time was very strict, and Savetzkaya filed lawsuits many times, but they were all excused.
After half a year of treatment, she finally recovered and was discharged from the hospital, but she also entered a new tragedy.
Savezkaya's admission notice was invalidated due to hospitalization.
Before the air crash, she registered her marriage with Vogga, but her husband died in the air crash, so Savetzkaya became the widow in the neighbors, and some even angrily scolded her for being a husband.
It is precisely because of people's criticism that although Savetzkaya is young and beautiful, no one is willing to marry her again. For decades, she has to face the hardships of life alone.
Now, Savitzkaya is already an old man in his sixties. He has no support or children around him, and he will be lonely all his life.
0 Several years ago, an unknown Russian TV station interviewed her. Savetskaya burst into tears when facing the camera, but she just didn't want to say another word.
Possibly, she buried the suffering she suffered over the years in her heart and deliberately suppressed them.
If one day, she finds the object she can really cry, she may be the pain buried in her heart breaking the dam like a flood.
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