Stalin’s Daughter Grants First Interview From Moscow
Sutlana Stalin, daughter of the late Joseph Stalin, grants a rare interview from Moscow to Western reporters. She describes her life with two children in a modest apartment near the Kremlin and discusses her brother Wassily Stalin’s illness, her father’s reading habits, and his lack of memoirs. She speaks of her quiet home life, the few luxuries of Western visitors, and the emotional moment when asked about her brother.
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