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Внук Сталина. Директор театра Александр Бурдонский только редко даёт интервью о своей семейной истории и о том, что случилось с ним после смерти Сталина: "Мне было пятнадцать лет, когда XX съезд состоялся, и Хрущев отдал свой закрытый доклад о культе личности и его последствиях и о всех тех, кто пострадал при Сталине. Для меня, этот доклад не было откровением. Многие из друзей моей матери сидели в лагерях. Она сама постоянно была под угрозой ареста. Я знал обо всем этом, и я относился к нему, как и любой другой нормальный человек. Но после доклада Хрущева, многие люди бросил нас. Для них мы были только родственники Сталина. Никто не пришел к нам в гости. Директриса нашей школы начали придираться к моей сестре и мне. Мы должны были переехать в другую школу. Позже, слава Богу, я встретил кого-то, кто относился ко мне по-разному. Я изучал актёрское мастерство с Олегом Ефремовым, но я хотел стать режиссёром. Олег Ефремов порекомендовал мне замечательней учительницей Марией Осиповней Кнебель. Она стала моим наставником, моей подругой, второй матерью. Мария Осиповна позже сказал мне, что она думала во время нашей первой встрече. Она сказала: "Я видела перед собой потомку ужасного человека, внука человека, который причинил мне сильную боль - мой брат стал жертвой репрессий. Судьба его была в моих руках. Должна я отомстить ему? Но в чем он виноват? Он казался таким слабым и беззащитным. И я хотела защитить его". Та маленькая женщина с большим сердцем.
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