How did magazines support adults and children during the war? The lecture will explore what 'Murzilka' and 'Rabotnitsa' wrote about, how household advice changed, and what language the editors used to communicate with readers about fear, hope, and life that continued despite the general anxiety. Women's and children's press during wartime performed many more tasks than it may seem: it supported readers, explained what was happening, helped maintain a sense of connection to home, and offered a language for discussing difficult topics. The lecture will be conducted by Polina Trushkova - a master's student at St. Petersburg State University, a historian of journalism, and the author of the channel 'Trupolin'. We know what to see in St. Petersburg.