Tag #149309 - Interview #78078 (leonid rozenfeld)

We didn't think that Stalin was to blame for the many misfortunes of our people. When he died I took it as a personal loss. Millions of Soviet people asked themselves, 'How are we going to live without him?' However, life went on and after the revelatory speech of Khrushchev [28] at the Twentieth Party Congress [29], 'The cult of Stalin and its consequences', we believed in the triumph of truth and humanity.