Ekaterina Furceva. Weaver at the Soviet Olympics

None of the women in the Soviet Union rose to such a peak of power as Ekaterina Alekseevna Furtseva. She is remembered as the Minister of Culture, but before she was one of the highest leaders of the Soviet state. She quickly made her career when women were not in great politics. And decisively, she owed herself to herself. This cheerful woman with a violent temperament and a strong character could not transfer one thing - when she was rejected, both in her personal life and in political. She seemed to have a steel will, but she was internally vulnerable and tried to commit suicide. There are many riddles in her life, and no one knows under what circumstances the Minister of Culture of the USSR passed away. The new book of Leonid Mlechin is the first complete political biography of E. A. Furtseva, one of the most striking personalities of Soviet history. The will of the fate was at the epicenter of many dramas and tragedies of the twentieth century