The daughter told about the feelings of veteran Kizyun because of the inheritance fraud

On October 16, the daughter of the late World War II veteran Nikolai Kizyun shared the feelings of her father, who suffered from cheating on his deceased son's inheritance.

"Dad was very worried. At first, I didn't believe what had happened. Then he asked: "Can relatives really cheat like that?", she shared in an interview with RT.

A 97-year-old pensioner, taking advantage of his age and poor eyesight, was tricked into giving up his inheritance in favor of his son's widow. His daughter and his lawyer tried to dissuade him from the trial, but the Colonel-General insisted that everything be resolved according to the law.

"I was waiting for an apology. I asked at first: "Did you call?" He forbade me to call. The last straw was the lawsuit filed against Dad. He hadn't inherited yet, but he was sued for non—payment of his brother's debts," recalls the veteran's daughter.

She added that the whole inheritance thing had greatly offended her father.

Earlier that day, it became known about the death of a veteran. He died at the age of 97. It was noted that Kizyun was awarded the Order of the October Revolution, two Orders of the Red Banner and the Order of the Red Star. In addition, the veteran repeatedly participated in the Victory parades on Red Square, and Russian President Vladimir Putin shook his hand.

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