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Double click here to edStalin's second wife was Nadezhda Alliluyeva in 1919. This compound was not successful - Stalin despised his wife and repeatedly humiliated her in the presence of their colleagues. Nadezhda Alliluyeva committed suicide in 1932, although some historians are inclined to the version that was killed with her husband's command, or that Stalin deliberately led her to this desperate act.
Their two children are Vasyl (born 1921) and Svetlana lose weight fast. Rarely widywały with his father, who refer to them with reserve, showing no particular feelings, except Svetlana, whom Stalin by many relationships very loved and surrounded by a special affection and care [3]. Svetlana in 1967 left the USSR to Western countries. Vasil had served in the Soviet Army as a lieutenant general (lieutenant general), Air Force, after the death of Stalin was arrested and released from the army, in a show trial and sentenced to 8 years in prison. In 1960 the wave of political détente was released, but soon fell into alcoholism and died of natural causes in 1962 - but still this is disputed by some historians.
As yet unproven is the relationship with the alleged Stalin's third wife, which was supposed to be Rose Kaganovich (probably sister of Lazar Kaganovich, Soviet policy) - the hypothesis that in 1987 put an American journalist Stuart Khan in his book "Wolf Kremlin." Denied, however, Kaganovich family, who claimed that he never came to their meeting, and that Rosa Kaganovich was not even Lazar Kaganovich's sister.
According to the biographer of Stalin, Edward Radzińskiego, he was the father of a future senior official Soviet television, Konstantin Stepanovich Kuzakowa, from which his mother, widow Mary Kuzakową, had an affair in exile. Stalin, according to the information he had to know about his illegitimate son, and when he ruled personally protect it from the purge. Version of the fatherhood of Stalin, among others confirmed Kuzakow himself and Stalin's daughter, Svetlana.
Stalin reportedly always enjoyed great success, even in the years before coming to power. Vyacheslav Molotov said: "I always liked women." Some hypotheses claim that the second wife, Nadezhda, also committed suicide for the sake of her husband's infidelity [3].it this text.
Their two children are Vasyl (born 1921) and Svetlana lose weight fast. Rarely widywały with his father, who refer to them with reserve, showing no particular feelings, except Svetlana, whom Stalin by many relationships very loved and surrounded by a special affection and care [3]. Svetlana in 1967 left the USSR to Western countries. Vasil had served in the Soviet Army as a lieutenant general (lieutenant general), Air Force, after the death of Stalin was arrested and released from the army, in a show trial and sentenced to 8 years in prison. In 1960 the wave of political détente was released, but soon fell into alcoholism and died of natural causes in 1962 - but still this is disputed by some historians.
As yet unproven is the relationship with the alleged Stalin's third wife, which was supposed to be Rose Kaganovich (probably sister of Lazar Kaganovich, Soviet policy) - the hypothesis that in 1987 put an American journalist Stuart Khan in his book "Wolf Kremlin." Denied, however, Kaganovich family, who claimed that he never came to their meeting, and that Rosa Kaganovich was not even Lazar Kaganovich's sister.
According to the biographer of Stalin, Edward Radzińskiego, he was the father of a future senior official Soviet television, Konstantin Stepanovich Kuzakowa, from which his mother, widow Mary Kuzakową, had an affair in exile. Stalin, according to the information he had to know about his illegitimate son, and when he ruled personally protect it from the purge. Version of the fatherhood of Stalin, among others confirmed Kuzakow himself and Stalin's daughter, Svetlana.
Stalin reportedly always enjoyed great success, even in the years before coming to power. Vyacheslav Molotov said: "I always liked women." Some hypotheses claim that the second wife, Nadezhda, also committed suicide for the sake of her husband's infidelity [3].it this text.
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