The story of Vera, the girl who kissed the leader of the USSR
A little Soviet schoolgirl named Vera Kondakova has made a name for herself Soviet Union thanks to the fact that you kissed Joseph Stalin at the May Day parade! But how did it happen? And what imprint did this event make on Vera's future destiny?
Vera was an ordinary Soviet kid: she went to school, grew up in a modest and far from wealthy family, but there was something that made her stand out from the rest of the children... A love of creativity and sincerity! Girl sang in an ensembleand often performed with him at various events, such as government meetings. And one day Vera was spotted by the pioneers' home supervisors! A sweet, bright girl with round cheeks made an impression on them, and it was soon decided that Vera would congratulate Joseph Vissarionovich at the parade in honour of the labour day!
Of course, such a responsibility scarecrows a girl! But there was no turning back. On a solemn day, Vera was presented big bouquetThe bouquet was very lush and heavy. The bouquet was very lush and heavy, and when the girl climbed the steps to the place where the ruler was, she was afraid to stumble and fall... Fortunately, this did not happen. When Stalin saw the little girl with flowers, he made a step towards and Vera was able to deliver the bouquet without incident!
Having uttered a pre-learned greeting, the little heroine was left to observe the parade. To give her a good view, the girl was invited to climb up on a chair! In her own words, at that moment, she felt incredible. happyand she was overwhelmed with the feeling prides for the duty you've done to your country.
At some point, the emotion overflowed Vera, and she's kissed Joseph Vissarionovich on the cheek! Stalin, like a real father, reciprocated the embarrassed girl and embracedand at the end of the parade he personally took off his chair and wished him success in his studies!
For a long time, the popularity of the brave girl who kissed the leader of the USSR, never faded away! She was much written about in the newspapers, and her photo went all over the editorial boards ! Himself Sergei Mikhalkov was so moved by her act that he even dedicated a dedication to the little heroine. poem! However, after Stalin was gone, Vera began to be talked about forget…
In fact, this event did not leave any powerful imprint, except warm memories. After graduating from high school, Vera enrolled in Institute of National Economyand after graduating, she took a job at USSR Gosnab. Initially, the girl wanted to connect her life with art and the stage - she dreamed of becoming a . actress! But something in her chest clicked, and she. changed your decision.
Today, Vera has a large family, living in a Moscow and fondly preserves photographs of those years. Many people have long since forgotten about it, but for her, that May Day parade is the most vivid memory in life.
