The novel version “The Only One…” tells about Stalin’s wife. The dramatic narrative against the backdrop of those terrible, strange and completely misunderstood years is permeated with a subtle love line, the all-crushing passion and extraordinary tenderness of Tyrant. Olga Trifonova convincingly shows that speculation about Joseph Vissarionovich’s other women has no basis. There was only her in his life... It could have been a classic “love story”. Nadezhda Alliluyeva first saw him when she was 12 years old and he was 34 years old. Young, charming, a kind of Caucasian horseman with a heroic fate, Stalin had just escaped from exile. And Nadya fell in love. At the age of 16, she becomes his wife. All her life, Alliluyeva rushes between love for her husband and understanding his terrible essence. She tries to break out of this vicious circle, but each time her love for Stalin turns out to be stronger. When the struggle with herself becomes unbearable, Nadya commits suicide. She was only 31 years old...