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What other evidence supports that theory? Are there counterexamples?
My Friend, Stalin’s Daughter (2014)
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That's a pretty ridiculous blanket statement.
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
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Facts would be enough. There are plenty of dictators and there are plenty of stories of them around, from their mistresses. So sure in some cases influence definitely happened, but nothing to my knowledge support the idea, that the evil in the dictators comes all from women.
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#17Her daughter https://nypost.com/2016/03/17/stalin-granddaughter-is-an-all...
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Sounds more like he was a typical human dad with affection for his daughter. I've seen some pretty dangerous military guys behave like goofy golden retrievers in front of their daughters during playtime. Because, you know, kids like that.
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#19On Stalin, I recommend the HBO movie "Stalin" with a Robert Duvall playing a very realistic Stalin. The movie also covers his tortuous relationship with his daughter.
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#20She was very lonely as her life went on, and longed for her homeland. This much I know about Svetlana, many who bear that name.
I don't believe that family had any kind of homeland.
What king of homeland feeling can you have if you only ever live in guarded mansions?