Tag #147107 - Interview #95251 (Moisey Marianovskiy)

This was the first time I had doubts about Stalin’s innocence with regards to the events in the country. I knew Stalin was to blame. I came home very upset. I had Stalin’s portrait on my desk.  When I was alone I threw it away.. It was a big color portrait. I believed him and so did millions of people, but this struggle against cosmopolitism shattered me! I decided we should not have hoped that he did not know what was happening. This was naïve.  He knew and he did it with his own hands. So I bid farewell to the beloved leader.