Not everyone in the USSR had a happy childhood.
On July 6, 1936, a delegation from the Buryat-Mongolian ASSR arrived in Moscow. This was standard practice. Stalin hosted delegations from all the republics, and now it was the turn of the Buryat-Mongolian one. The delegation consisted of sixty-seven people, led by Mikhey Yerbanov, First Secretary of the Buryat-Mongolian Regional Committee. Of course, the People's Commissar for Agriculture, Ardan Markizov, was also present, along with his wife and seven-year-old daughter, Gela, who had begged her father to take her along to see the "leader of all peoples."
At the meeting, Gela, greatly exhausted by the lengthy reports from her father's colleagues, accepted the bouquet, rose from the table, and unabashedly walked toward Stalin's presidium. Become a channel sponsor and you'll gain access to exclusive bonuses, as well as a secret chat :3 Learn more:
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