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The authors undertake to comply with the following conditions, which are considered accepted at the time of submission of their contributions. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. L’articolo pubblica inoltre alcune risposte di Rosemary Sullivan a domande poste via skype. Sullivan ha ricostruito la vita di Svetlana Stalin, una biografia appassionante e altamente documentata. Sullivan, in un tentativo, riuscito, di capire la vera Svetlana, ha lavorato negli archivi (anche del KGB), è andata nei luoghi dove visse Svetlana, ha interrogato chi l’aveva conosciuta. La memoria è elemento fondamentale nella vita di Svetlana Stalin e nel libro. La figlia di Stalin (2015) è la biografia di una donna che cercò di liberarsi da un peso terribile: essere la figlia del dittatore Stalin. L’articolo si riferisce alla canadese Rosemary Sullivan, una delle voci più importanti in Canada. Stalin’s Daughter di Rosemary Sullivan: un’intervista sulla memoria The article contains Sullivan’s answers to questions asked during a skype interview. She reconstructed the life of Svetlana in a passionate and deeply researched biography.

In a sustained effort to understand Svetlana, Sullivan explored archives (including the KGB), travelled to the places where Svetlana had lived, asked questions of those who had met her. Memory is an essential element in Svetlana Stalin’s life, as in all those who knew her. Stalin’s Daughter (2015) is a biography of the woman who tried to free herself from the terrible weight of being the daughter of a dictator. This article deals with Canadian biographer Rosemary Sullivan, one of the most important voices in Canadian literature.

Stalin’s Daughter, Rosemary Sullivan, memory Abstract

Stalin’s Daughter by Rosemary Sullivan