Russian ethnographer Validimir Petrovich Nalivkin and his wife said that "women slaves almost all remained in place, because they either were married to workers and servants of their former owners, or they were too young to begin an independent life".
Руски етнограф Владимир Петрович Наљикин и његова супруга су напоменули то да „су скоро све робиње остале тамо где су се налазиле, зато што су биле супруге радника и слуга својих бивших власника, или су биле премладе за самосталан живот”.