About the book: 1992 / "Kremlin Wives" is an artistic and journalistic study about the seemingly enviable, but in fact difficult fate of women who have the fate of being wives " leaders" of our people, to share shelter, table and bed with them. The reader will be able to get acquainted with the unique “triangle” Lenin - Krupskaya - Inessa Armand, and learn about the tragic fate of Stalin’s wife - Nadezhda Alliluyeva. Prisoners of Stalin's camps - the wives of Molotov and Kalinin - will appear before him. The veil of secrecy will be lifted over the complex and largely mysterious life of Nina Beria. The life of the “Tsarina” Nina Khrushcheva, unnoticed in the shadow of her husband Victoria Brezhneva and the first (she is also the last) lady of the USSR Raisa Gorbacheva, will be told in detail. The author builds his narrative on unique archival materials, conversations with the “Kremlin wives” themselves and their loved ones, memories of contemporaries, personal impressions.