Lidiya Pereprygina Wikipedia Article

Lidiya Pereprygina Article Talk From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lidiya Platonovna Pereprygina (Russian: Лидия Платоновна Перепрыгина; 1900 – 1965) was a Russian peasant and mother of Alexander Davydov, an alleged son of Joseph Stalin. Stalin began living with Lidiya during his final exile in Siberia and impregnated her twice when she was 14-16 years old, but only the second child survived. Stalin was transferred elsewhere and later joined the February Revolution while Lidiya married a local and raised Alexander.

A screenshot of a Wikipedia article about Lidiya Platonovna Pereprygina, a Russian peasant who had children with Joseph Stalin while she was a teenager. The joke comes from presenting a disturbing historical claim in the dry, matter-of-fact style of an encyclopedia article, making it useful as an ironic reaction to provocative statements. EN: A screenshot of a Wikipedia article about Lidiya Platonovna Pereprygina, a Russian peasant who had children with Joseph Stalin while she was a teenager. The joke comes from presenting a disturbing historical claim in the dry, matter-of-fact style of an encyclopedia article, making it useful as an ironic reaction to provocative statements.

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