STALEN’S DEAD WIFE
MYSTERY OF IDENTITY LONDON, Nov. 13. The Sunday Times Moscow correspondent says that despite official insistence that the funeral of Stalin’s second wife “Hope Hallelujah,” aged 31, should be a purely private event, ' 1000 people who had never seen her fol- , lowed the cortege four miles to the monastry graveyard at Moscow. Her picture has not been previously pub- ■ lished and even her name has been hitherto unknown. , Stalin was absent from the funeral.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 270, 15 November 1932, Page 7
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