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———. “The Will to Be: Letters of Svetlana Alliluyeva to Rosa Shand.” Unpublished manuscript (166 pages) of Alliluyeva’s letters to Shand with Shand’s journal entries. PC, Shand.

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Film and Television

Earnest, Peter. “Peter Earnest in Conversation with Oleg Kalugin and Robert Rayle on Defection of Svetlana Alliluyeva,” Dec. 4, 2006. International Spy Museum, Washington, DC, www.spymuseum.org/exhibition-experiences/agent-storm/listen-to-the-audio/episode/the-litvinenko-murder-and-other-riddles-from-moscow.
Kreml’-9
[Russian TV series] writers group.
Svetlana Stalina: Pobeg iz sem’i
[Svetlana Stalina: Escape from the Family], film, dir. Maksim Ivannikov, prod. Aleksei Pimanov, Oleg Vol’nov, and Sergei Medvedev. Telekompaniia “Ostankino” and Federal’naia sluzhba okhrany Rossiiskoi Federatsii [Federal Service for the Protection of the Russian Federation], 2003.

“Mify o docheri Stalina” [Myths About Stalin’s Daughter].
Priamoi efir s Mikhailom Zelenskim
[Live with Mikhail Zelensky]. Rossia-1, Moscow, Dec. 19, 2011.

Svetlana
, television documentary, dir. Irina Gedrovich. Fabryka Kino (distributor), 2008.

Svetlana About Svetlana
, film, writer, dir. Lana Parshina, 2008. Distributed by Icarus Films, 2009.

Unpublished Interviews

Meryle Secrest interviews with Svetlana Alliluyeva, London, Mar. 4–17, 1994.

Meryle Secrest Collection, Audio recordings: Group 1, Tapes 1–21; Group 2, Tapes 1–28, Hoover Institution Archives.

Rosamond Richardson interviews with Svetlana Alliluyeva, Saffron Walden, 1991. Audio recordings, Tapes 1-6. Private Collection of Rosamond Richardson.

Illustration Credits

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: Svetlana Alliluyeva private collection; courtesy of Chrese Evans.

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: Illustrator.

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