Yuri Davydov is now officially listed as a descendant of the Soviet leader
A lot of rumors circulated and slander tubs poured out on Lydia Pereprygina, the mistress of Joseph Stalin and their grandson Yuri Davydov. Only a DNA test showed that Davydov is, with an accuracy of 99.98%, a relative of the leader and Alexander Burdonsky, the son of Vasily Stalin.
This story was told to Yuri Davydov by his parents, and Yuri's father, Alexander, learned about it from his mother, Lidia Pereprygina, and his adoptive father, Yakov Davydov, whose surname and patronymic he inherited. In 1914, Joseph Stalin was exiled to the village of Kureika in the Turukhansk, and now the Krasnoyarsk Territory.
There he met Lydia Pereprygina, with whom they had an affair. At that time, the girl, and by our standards - a girl, was only 13 years old. Stalin left in 1916. And the girl gave birth to two children - the eldest died, the youngest (Alexander was born after Stalin's departure on November 6, 1917) Dzhugashvili did not recognize. The leader officially had grandchildren - the sons of Vasily Stalin. The eldest of them - Alexander Burdonsky helped Yuri Davydov to refute the imposture.
Davydov passed a DNA test, which confirmed a 99.98% relationship with both Bourdonsky and Stalin himself, reports LifeNews. Thus, Yuri Davydov is the direct grandson of Stalin and cousin of Alexander Burdonsky.
Yuri Davydov is an engineer by education, he designed mines in Novokuznetsk and is now developing electrical substations for the oil industry. Davydov found out that he was a relative of Joseph Vissarionovich only at the age of 22. But to his children - he has three sons and four grandchildren - he told about his family connection with Stalin in the 90s.
Secrets, upheavals, tragedies - actress Lyudmila Maksakova, even in her declining years, does not have the opportunity to relax and just enjoy life.
Many tests fell on her lot, and now she is again embroiled in a scandal. As if evil fate haunts her famous family ...
Accept the theater. Vakhtangov has to keep all-round defense. After a hasty trip to Ukraine with her husband Denis Voronenkov, the 76-year-old actress is besieged from all sides. They pester with questions: did she know, did she support, justify? ..
A mother's heart is bleeding. She does not know what to answer to those who open her wound. Therefore, sometimes it breaks in the hearts: “You know, there is a very short way, by the way, sexual. Would you like to go on an erotic journey?”
THE SECRET OF RELATIONSHIP WITH STALIN
The third generation of Maksakov women gets stuck in politics because of love, breaks their lives because of men. And in each case, there is always a story with emigration and dual citizenship.
Lyudmila Maksakova named her daughter in honor of her mother, the famous opera singer Maria Maksakova. The famous soloist of the Bolshoi Theater, three times winner of the Stalin Prize - the whole country applauded her ... But the artist did not sleep at night, shuddering from every rustle of wheels on gravel. For several years she waited for her, as for many at that time, to come for the “black funnel”. After all, there were enough spots in the biography.
The first husband, from whom she received her sonorous surname, in addition to Soviet citizenship, had one more thing - he was a subject of Austria. Diplomat Yakov Davtyan, the founder of foreign intelligence and the USSR ambassador to Poland, with whom Maria Petrovna lived after the death of her husband, was shot. They say that even Maksakova was already “sewn a case”, but Comrade Stalin himself saved her. He asked at some reception, remembering her famous opera part: “Where is my Carmen?” And the singer was immediately brought to the Kremlin.
Stalin and his associates then anxiously took care of the actresses of the Bolshoi Theater. There are still rumors that the father of Lyudmila Maksakova was none other than Joseph Vissarionovich. True, she herself denies such a relationship.
I don't like that kind of talk. With the same success we can say that the sovereign-emperor, - cuts off Lyudmila Vasilievna. - I remember Stalin's funeral well. Early in the morning, my mother woke me up and said that we must definitely look at him one last time. We barely managed to get into the Hall of Columns through the guards. Mom was worried about only one thing: was it really Stalin lying in a coffin, was he really dead, had he been replaced with a double? She was terribly short-sighted, squinting heavily, but to the last she tried to peer into the dead face ...
BLOTS IN BIOGRAPHY
Maksakova considers her father a completely different person - the soloist of the Bolshoi Theater Alexander Volkov. But he didn't want to admit it. In 1941, he ended up under occupation, fled to the United States, became an emigrant and an enemy of his people.
My mother didn’t want the fate of “the daughter of a traitor to the Motherland” to me, so she deleted Volkov from our life forever and assigned me a different patronymic, Lyudmila Vasilievna is sure. 
She largely repeated the fate of her mother. Life companions became "unreliable elements". The grown-up Lyudochka Maksakova married the artist Lev Zbarsky. But almost immediately after the birth of their son, they divorced, and Zbarsky emigrated to the States. Now a shadow has fallen on Lyudmila ...
Her second marriage was another serious test. In 1974, the actress took an unthinkably daring step in Soviet times - she married a citizen of Germany, Peter Andreas Igenbergs. His father was born in Latvia, his mother in Estonia, but they started a family in Munich. Peter, moonlighting as a guide, began to carry groups of tourists to the USSR. And he fell in love with Maksakova at first sight, meeting her at a friend's house - that day they celebrated her awarding the title of Honored Artist. 
Many colleagues after my marriage simply stopped communicating with me, ”Maksakova recalls bitterly. - I could not believe that people are able to behave so vilely, envy, spit in the soul. And soon they didn’t let me go on tour to Greece - two key phrases were missing in the description: “politically literate” and “morally stable”. I realized that I was not allowed to travel abroad. And this is such a blot in a biography that you can’t erase ...
FOR THE SAME RAKE
They stopped filming her, they didn’t invite her to audition. Photographs of Maksakova disappeared from the catalogs of film studios for several years. She survived the difficult time of persecution and persecution steadfastly. But, of course, she did not want the same fate for her daughter ...
However, Masha stepped on the same rake. Her singing career was ruined by politics and emigration - Maria had already been fired from the Gnesinka and the Mariinsky Theater, and was expelled from United Russia for emerging dual citizenship.
Together with her beloved husband, she left for Ukraine, taking only her youngest child with her. The elders: son Ilya and daughter Lyuda, born in their first marriage, she left in Moscow - for the father of the children and for the grandmother, her mother. Still, a mother is a mother - even if she does not agree with her daughter, her task is to love and help.
The family was invented in order, probably, so that it would not be so bitter to disentangle some difficult life situation alone, in which, of course, every person finds himself, - Lyudmila Maksakova once said. - There are no such people who would ride cloudlessly through life on a pink horse. And there are no such families...
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"Anna Karenina", nicknamed Anna Karenovna by wits from the Internet, is inexorably moving towards the finale, and on the day this issue of the newspaper comes out, you, dear readers and viewers, unlike the author of these lines, will already know exactly how it all ended there . It cannot be that it is a banal steam locomotive, especially since the locomotive, at the behest of the director Shakhnazarov, was moved to the very beginning. And the public, having touched the immortal work of Count Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy for the first time, disappointedly turned away from the TVs, having learned almost in the first “lines” of the on-screen narrative how the matter ended. At the request of the son of Anna Serezha, who grew up and turned again at the will of the director into a military doctor, Vronsky, who had turned gray, but not aged, told about this in colors on the hills of Manchuria, where the main characters were brought together by a rich directorial fantasy. And the audience does not like it when everything is known in advance, although, of course, there is still hope that something completely unpredictable awaits them in the final, but, I repeat, not everyone reached the final.
Another thing is a documentary series, which day after day unfolds on the same channel "Russia" and where more and more plot twists are discovered over and over again.
The program "Live" found a heroine cooler than Anna Karenina. Her name is Maria Maksakova. They began to develop it here even before the tragic death of her husband, Denis Voronenkov, wondering if she was the granddaughter of Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin himself? And although Maria’s mother Lyudmila Maksakova denied this version many times, calling it wild and delusional, why not discuss it again, all the more reason arrived in time - the possible granddaughter of the father of the peoples fled with her husband to Ukraine, repeating in part the fate of his own daughter Svetlana.
True, the results of the DNA analysis, which was taken right there on the air from some dubious relatives of Stalin, have not yet been made public, but this is not important. The main thing was the theme. And what! A possible granddaughter of Stalin went on the run!
Petr Sarukhanov / Novaya Gazeta And a few days after this sensational broadcast, Maria Maksakova got in touch with the program in order to personally refute all the nonsense that its zealous participants carried in the previous issue. But it was not there! The “fugitive of easy virtue” was collectively pilloried for fleeing to a country hostile to Russia, and for allegedly hiding dual citizenship during her deputyship, and for a criminal husband, and even for a child born (just think about it!) On the day of the plenary session State Duma, where Prime Minister Medvedev himself spoke! Well, there is nothing sacred about this woman (besides, she is a very mediocre singer) - is it any wonder that she framed her mother and, in the end, betrayed her homeland. But instead of repentance, she also sneered at those gathered in the studio and cheekily laughed in their faces, listening to their accusations and reproaches.
And then her husband was killed in Kyiv, and then the province began to write in a new way: versions fell down as if from a cornucopia. The series about a fugitive was made right before our eyes, and it seems that “Live” no longer has any other topics, or other heroes and heroines.
“The Dangerous Liaisons of Maria Maksakova” was the title of one of the latest editions of the talk show, asking the question: “How often did this girl from a good family fall in love with men with a dubious reputation?”
The fact that this “girl” has long been no longer a girl, but an adult and independent woman, did not bother anyone in the studio. But the meeting participants came to the conclusion that, apparently, Masha had a craving for criminal men in her blood, and she did not listen to her mother and father, who were against her marriage to Voronenkov. And so, children, what happens when they do not listen to their parents. And Boris Korchevnikov at the end of the program, almost sobbing, expressed his innermost aspiration: “So that Maria’s mother, people’s artist Lyudmila Maksakova, still comes to her daughter in Kiev and takes her to Moscow.” Otherwise, she will disappear in a foreign land, a poor lost lamb.
And the fact that she was still lost was confirmed with all obviousness in the next episode of “Live”, when Maria Maksakova threw a new topic to her “well-wishers”: she showed up next to Poroshenko in an “embroidered shirt” at an Easter service in one of Kiev churches. Here, the participants gave themselves full rein, stigmatizing not only Poroshenko, but also the “schismatic church in Ukraine”, calling it a “private shop encroaching on Orthodox shrines”, and Maksakova, respectively, a “lost sheep”, who again wandered the wrong way where it should be.
Eurovision was also dragged into this (allegedly Maksakova said that her song was better than that of our Yulia Samoilova), and (at the same time, so as not to get up twice) they poured contempt on Ukraine, which did not create conditions for the life support of disabled people: imagine, there is not there are no convenient ramps for the movement of wheelchair users, nor special devices in public transport. In short, it's high time to send this Eurovision, which has turned from a musical competition into a political performance, to hell, but everything is clear with Ukraine.
And such rubbish - which day. Already the father of the killer who shot Voronenkov was on Live with a shocking statement that his son was alive, and an empty coffin was buried in Kyiv. And Voronenkov's driver (although he served only a month) willingly shared his impressions of the fugitive deputy's private life. And even Voronenkov's own grandmother was found in Nizhny Novgorod, forgotten and abandoned by her own grandson.
And you say - Anna Karenina! Well, she fell in love, she cheated on her husband, she gave birth in sin, and then she threw herself under a steam locomotive. And no more intrigue. Whether business Maria Maksakova. Stalin's granddaughter, the daughter of a people's artist, the artist herself and a former deputy in an embroidered shirt with a craving for criminal men. Here's the plot!
Stalin's illegitimate grandson agreed to provide his genetic material to establish a possible relationship between Maria Maksakova and Joseph Stalin.
In a recent interview, ex-deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, and now a fugitive, Denis Voronenkov, said that their future child with Maria Maksakova may be none other than a great-grandson. Accordingly, he hinted that Maria is the illegitimate granddaughter of the Soviet leader.
It is worth noting that this legend has been around for a long time - that the mother of Maria, the famous actress, is the fruit of the love of Stalin and Maria Petrovna Maksakova, the famous Soviet opera singer, People's Artist of the USSR. However, Maksakova's mother herself confessed to her that the real father was Alexander Volkov, the baritone of the Bolshoi Theater, who emigrated to the United States two years after the birth of Lyudmila. Because of which she hid the name of Lyudmila's father for a long time.
Stalin's illegitimate grandchildren were invited to the studio, whose kinship with him was proved by examinations. This is Yuri Davydov and Vladimir Kuzakov.
Yuri Davydov - Stalin's illegitimate grandson
Vladimir Kuzakov - Stalin's illegitimate grandson
Was the grandmother of Voronenkov's wife, opera singer Maria Maksakova, Stalin's mistress? Why do Maria Maksakova and Denis Voronenkov now insist on this version so much?
Just a couple of months ago, Maria Maksakova, the wife of the murdered ex-deputy Denis Voronkov, was loved in the Russian Federation. But after the opera performer moved to Ukraine, the attitude of the citizens of the Russian Federation towards her changed dramatically.
According to some media information, Mary's biography is quite rich, and a huge number of versions of her birth are put forward. Part of society is confident that she may be the granddaughter of Joseph Stalin himself. Grandmother Maksakova, Maria Petrovna, was also an opera diva, married influential people in the USSR, and also became the leader’s favorite, according to
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He always went to her concerts with a huge bouquet of flowers, and after the end of the performance, he immediately went to her dressing room. Maria Petrovna had a daughter, Lyudmila, who became an actress, but to this day it remains a mystery who exactly her father is. Many assumptions are made on the topic of Maksakova's pedigree.
Before her marriage to Voronenkov, the younger Maksakova was married twice, gave birth to two children, and at the age of 37 she married a deputy of the State Duma. The young couple had a son. And more recently, the couple could have had a wedding anniversary if Voronenkov was alive.
Recall that ex-deputy of the State Duma Denis Voronenkov, who fled from criminal prosecution of the Russian Federation to Ukraine with his wife, was shot dead on March 23 in the center of Kiev, near the Premier Palace Hotel on Pushkinskaya Street. According to the investigation, the current murder is contracted.
Maria Maksakova Stalin's granddaughter: who to believe?
Namely, it was ordered by the head of the "international group of cashers" Viktor Kurilo. Based on some sources, it is reported that shortly before the murder, Denis "got involved in the redistribution of spheres of influence with an international group of shadow financiers", which operated in the territories of the Russian Federation and Ukraine.
According to some reports, the killer was a certain Pavel Parshov, who was responsible for security and protection in the group. He also guarded money carriers.
The group cashed out money according to a well-established scheme, when a contract was signed with a client for the sale of agricultural products or construction. The funds were transferred to the accounts of one-day firms, and then cashed out through banks as legal income. From it, the members of the group subtracted the percentage for the risk and returned it to the client.
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