Stalin's Daughter
by Rosemary Sullivan · first published 2015
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I've been reading recently books on the former Soviet Union. "Beria, my Father" by Sergo Beria, "Krushcev" by William Taubman, "Conversations with Molotov" by Feliks Ciuev... Then tried "Stalin's Daughter: The Extraordinary and Tumultuous Life of Svetlana Alliluyeva" by Rosemary Sullivan but could't finish it. Compared with the 'bad guys' her biography is just dull.
on “Stalin's daughter on her life in Wisconsin (2010)” ↗For the context, the books of Rosemary Sullivan: http://rosemarysullivan.com/books/ Specifically, she isn't Stalin's daughter. She wrote a book about Stalin's daughter Svetlana, called "Stalin’s Daughter," not "I'm Stalin's Daughter," the article title is certainly confusing. "With access to FBI, CIA, and Soviet government…
on “‘I’m Stalin’s daughter’” ↗