A revolutionary marriage
The Russian Socialist Revolutionary Lydia Petrovna Kotchetkova and the Swiss Anarchist Fritz Brupbacher were a medical couple ardently in love for many years, until the cultural differences and finally the outbreak World War I led them into the final separation. They both dreamed of a better world. In August 1907 they spent a few days on the Monte Verità among the group of the "Naturheiligenapostel" Oedenkoven, how Brupbacher called the founder of the movement.
Karin HuserScientific adviser at the State’s Archives of the Canton of Zurich and a freelance historian. Her main subjects are the history of Russian-Swiss relations, Jewish and Labor history. Karin Huser is a project coordinator of "Russian House on Monte Verita"