"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

since she, Kirov and Ordzhonikidze had demanded that Stalin should be
removed and be replaced by Trotsky. At a meeting of the leaders of the
Central Committee, Kaganovich demanded that Krupskaya should cease
all political activity, that she should never again be allowed to attend the
meetings of the Central Committee and that she should keep quiet.
Otherwise the Party would inform the public that Yelena Stasova had been
Lenin's real wife and that Krupskaya had just been his lover. Krupskaya
gave in. For that contribution, Lazar Kaganovich was promoted to a
member of the Politburo and Party chief of Moscow. He had previously
held the post of General Secretary of the trade unions, among others.
Stalin personally explained to Krupskaya what fate awaited her if she did
not transfer Lenin's fortune to Moscow. The Party could even present
Roza Zemlyachka as Lenin's widow. Krupskaya gave in and revealed the
locations and account numbers Stalin needed to get at Lenin's gold.
At that point, Lazar Kaganovich really began to lead Stalin's cruel
terror. But to become a grey eminence in the Kremlin he also needed an
"Esther" by the side of his ruler. The opportunity presented itself when
Stalin murdered his second wife, Nadezhda Alliluyeva, in a fit of rage on
November 9, 1932.
Many historians do not doubt that Stalin really strangled his wife after
she had accused him of genocide. Stalin was already irritated about his
wife's lesbian relationship with a Jewess, Zoya Mosina, who was later
jailed and sent to Siberia. Everything according to the defected Soviet
diplomat Grigori Besedovsky's (actually Ivan Raguza's) book "Litvinov's
Memoirs". Stalin himself actually had an inclination towards homo-
sexuality, according to the Jewish Bolshevik Isaac Don Levin ("Stalin's
Big Secret", New York, 1956, p. 40).
So Stalin's second marriage (his first wife was Yekaterina Svanidze,
whom he divorced in 1918) ended violently. It had begun with rape, while
Stalin was on his way to Tsaritsyn in 1918 to speed up grain transports.
The Bolshevik Sergei Alliluyev and his 17-year-old daughter Nadya were
travelling in the same carriage. Screams were heard coming from her
compartment during the night. The father demanded that the door be
opened. It was finally opened and Nadya, in tears, ran out and hugged her
father. She claimed that Stalin had just raped her. Sergei AUiluyev took
out his revolver to shoot the offender. Stalin fell to his knees, begged
forgiveness and promised to marry the girl if what had just occurred was
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