The son of Stalin, Vasily, was, alas, a deeply unhappy man, which was greatly facilitated both by the environment and his own family.
In early childhood the boy lived in Zubalovo, at the dacha,was educated by the chosen mother, the teacher Alexander Ivanovich Muravyov, who taught him Russian, German, reading and drawing. The child was constantly surrounded by members of the families of the companions of the leader - Voroshilov, Mikoyan, Shaposhnikov, visited their house and Bukharin, Budyonny. Even then, the life of Vasily Stalin was restless, full of constant visits to guests, feasts, dashing stories - this alone formed negative features in the nature of the child. Plus, of course, played the role of the son of the leader.
In the early 1930s, Vasily goes to the first class.excellent Moscow school - experimental. But even then the teachers began to complain about the boy’s extremely impulsive, excitable and uneven character. An eternally busy father and a strict mother, who was then taught at the Industrial Academy, apparently had little impact on Vasily. In addition, Nadezhda Alliluyeva was not happily married, which, of course, had an effect on children. When the boy was five years old, his mother took him and his sister and left for Leningrad after a terrible scandal with Stalin. Three years later, his stepbrother, Yakov, tried to commit suicide at his dacha, and when Vasily turned 11 years old, his mother died. This terrible shock could not affect the character of the child. The subsequent repressions of his maternal kinship, which Stalin unleashed, were no less severe. The child was guarded everywhere by NKVD officers, and the elite status increasingly spoiled him. Basil studied very badly, behaved arrogantly, showed disrespect for teachers, could calmly nag teacher with the whole class, tried to rule in school, read very little. Teachers did not like him and almost did not ask. No one tried to help the child and re-educate, fearing the negative consequences for themselves. After the tragic death of Valery Chkalov, the son of the leader decided to become a pilot, although earlier under the influence of Budyonny he was fond of horses.
Unlike studies, to sports Vasily Stalin(biography, personal life is inextricably linked with him - he even married a second marriage to swimmer Kapitolina Vasilyeva and helped the mass construction of swimming pools, the development of water sports) was completely different. He loved running, skiing, showed remarkable will at the competitions and often became the winner. However, imaginary friends and sycophants always found a reason to congratulate him on something, and this did even more harm.
After graduating from the 9th grade, Vasily entered KachinRed Banner Aviation Military School. Myasnikova. He, taking into account the status of the son of Stalin, created special conditions with concessions. However, for this the head of the school soon paid with his post, and Vasily had to learn on a general basis. During his years of study, he met Galina Burdonskaya, a student at the Polygraphic Institute. Young soon married and moved to Lipetsk. Basil's entourage did not know that the relationship between his son and his father was tense and difficult, and therefore they tried to please him, and they did not report his tricks (sometimes not harmless) to his father. In 1940, Vasily became the pilot of the 16th Fighter Aviation Regiment of the 24th Fighter Aviation Division, studying for a commander in the air force academy, undergoing advanced training courses. By the time the war ended, he was already becoming division commander. During his studies in full revealed an addiction to alcoholic beverages, which will spoil his future life. In a marriage, for a while, everything was fine; from Galina Burdonskaya, Vasily had two children — a daughter, Nadezhda, and a son, Alexander.
Vasily Stalin (biography, whose personal lifecould be different, he was born in another family) was, in principle, a good man - gifted, generous, could be kind and charming. But at the same time he turned out to be extremely spoiled, skillfully used the relationship with the leader, committed acts that did not correspond to his status. He carefully disguised his disagreements with his father from everyone, and therefore Stalin did not know about his son’s tricks for a long time. The environment, lizoblyudstvuya and pleasing Basil, did not put the leader in the news of the many negative facts of his son's biography. During the service, quite a few chiefs tried to exert a positive influence on him, but this was far from always possible: Basil always had his own whims and desires in the first place, and the situation and situation did not play any role. Alas, it had its influence and alcohol. Drunken antics were not uncommon. I attached my hand to this and Beria, who dragged Stalin's son into his amusements. Vasily Stalin (biography, his personal life cause only infinite wonder how you can achieve anything in life with such data) did a little something useful for his time, except that he contributed to the development of sport in the country.
After the leader of the nations suddenly died,Vasily Stalin (biography, his personal life changed abruptly after the departure of Joseph Vissarionovich) was convinced that his father was poisoned. At the same time, he continued to believe that he remained the same omnipotent, as before, smoked, freely chatted everything he thought, for which he paid. In April 1953, a case was initiated about his embezzlement, feasts and abuse of power. Basil was arrested and sentenced to eight years. Two years later, he was transferred from prison to a hospital in Moscow due to the exacerbation of chronic diseases. Basil rightly believed that he was imprisoned, fell into despair and did not know how to be. After seven years, he was released and allowed to stay in Moscow, then he was again imprisoned and released only in 1961, seriously ill. Vasily Stalin died in 1962, March 19, leaving seven children. Strangely enough, a lot of people came to his burial - colleagues, acquaintances, athletes and military. Vasily Stalin (biography, his personal life still attracts the attention of the public and historians) unwittingly became a reflection and embodiment of the father’s failures and excesses, a victim of circumstances and problems in the family.
