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, Lyubov Yakovlevna Brezhneva (em russo: Люб … Lyubov Yakovlevna Brezhneva (em russo: Любовь Яковлевна Брежнева) era sobrinha do líder soviético Leonid Brejnev (uma filha ilegítima, mas reconhecida do irmão de Leonid, ). Ela foi perseguida pela KGB por muitas razões inclusive ser um pouco liberal em sua filosofia política e por ser apaixonada por um soldado da Alemanha Oriental. Lyubov escreveu um livro sobre sua experiência chamado The World I Left Behind (em russo: Племяница Генсека), onde descreve a hipocrisia do sistema soviético a partir do ponto de vista de um membro da elite privilegiada. No entanto, também afirma que eles igualmente eram prisioneiros do sistema. Pediu para seu pai para protegê-la da KGB, mas ele não pôde fazer nada e, eventualmente, a KGB a espancou de forma tão severa que causou um aborto. Descreveu um sistema dualista com estabelecimentos comerciais e outros produtos que estavam disponíveis para os membros da elite soviética, em contraste com as lojas estéreis disponíveis para os cidadãos comuns. Mais tarde, fugiu para um Estado satélite soviético e de lá para os Estados Unidos, onde vive até hoje.ara os Estados Unidos, onde vive até hoje.
, Lyubov Yakovlevna Brezhneva (Russian: Любо … Lyubov Yakovlevna Brezhneva (Russian: Любовь Яковлевна Брежнева) is a niece of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev (an illegitimate but acknowledged daughter of Leonid's brother, Yakov Brezhnev). She was hounded by the KGB for many reasons including being somewhat liberal in her political philosophy and for being in love with a colonel from the army of East Germany. She wrote a book about her experience called, in the English-language edition, The World I Left Behind (Russian: Племянница Генсека, meaning Niece of the General-Secretary). She describes the hypocrisy of the Soviet system from the point of view of a member of the privileged elite or nomenklatura. She also says that they were prisoners of the system. The most poignant part of her memoirs deals with the cruelties which happened during the Russian Civil War (1918–1922) and collectivization of agriculture (1927–1933), large-scale events which devastated the Cossack communities from which the Brezhnev family came. She did not experience those events personally, having been born after they occurred, but heard of them from family members. Brezhneva begged her father to protect her from the KGB, which both hated the fact that she had a German boyfriend and also wanted to attack her father (and his corrupt and black marketeer hangers-on), but her father could do nothing and eventually the KGB beat her so severely as to cause a miscarriage. She describes in her memoir the two-tier (in fact multi-tier) system of shops, goods and services (including healthcare) available to members of the Soviet elite (members of the Nomenklatura), in contrast with the barren shops available for the ordinary person. She describes the aimless job she worked, at an office where rooms full of people had nothing to do but file their fingernails. Some of her friends were sent to hard labour in internal exile or detention simply because they could not stand being part of the system. She eventually married an Armenian. They had a child and lived for a while during the 1980s in Boumerdes, Algeria, about 56 km from Algiers, her husband having been posted there as a Soviet "specialist" advising the Algerian government. She later fled to a Soviet satellite state and from there emigrated in 1990 to the United States (to California) where she still lives. Brezhneva now writes and publishes books for children, and is based in San Mateo, California. She also takes an interest in world politics. also takes an interest in world politics.
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Lyubov Yakovlevna Brezhneva (Russian: Любо … Lyubov Yakovlevna Brezhneva (Russian: Любовь Яковлевна Брежнева) is a niece of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev (an illegitimate but acknowledged daughter of Leonid's brother, Yakov Brezhnev). She was hounded by the KGB for many reasons including being somewhat liberal in her political philosophy and for being in love with a colonel from the army of East Germany. She eventually married an Armenian. They had a child and lived for a while during the 1980s in Boumerdes, Algeria, about 56 km from Algiers, her husband having been posted there as a Soviet "specialist" advising the Algerian government.cialist" advising the Algerian government.
, Lyubov Yakovlevna Brezhneva (em russo: Люб … Lyubov Yakovlevna Brezhneva (em russo: Любовь Яковлевна Брежнева) era sobrinha do líder soviético Leonid Brejnev (uma filha ilegítima, mas reconhecida do irmão de Leonid, ). Ela foi perseguida pela KGB por muitas razões inclusive ser um pouco liberal em sua filosofia política e por ser apaixonada por um soldado da Alemanha Oriental. Pediu para seu pai para protegê-la da KGB, mas ele não pôde fazer nada e, eventualmente, a KGB a espancou de forma tão severa que causou um aborto. Mais tarde, fugiu para um Estado satélite soviético e de lá para os Estados Unidos, onde vive até hoje.ara os Estados Unidos, onde vive até hoje.
, 柳波芙·雅科夫列夫娜·勃列日涅娃（俄語：Любовь Яковлевна Брежн … 柳波芙·雅科夫列夫娜·勃列日涅娃（俄語：Любовь Яковлевна Брежнева；英語：Lyubov Yakovlevna Brezhneva）是苏联领导人列昂尼德·伊里奇·勃列日涅夫的侄女。她主张自由主义，且与一东德士兵坠入爱河，并因此遭苏联国家安全委员会（KGB）追捕。而后她另觅新欢，并移民至美国居住。她曾因欲摆脱国家安全委员会之追踪而向其父求助，但以失败告终。最终她因此而流产。 于其回忆录（俄語：Племяница Генсека；英語：The World I Left Behind）中，她以特权成员的身份揭露了苏联制度的虚伪性。在该书中，她以喻指的手法形象地描述了苏联制度的运行机制。身份揭露了苏联制度的虚伪性。在该书中，她以喻指的手法形象地描述了苏联制度的运行机制。
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