Interview with Lenin

Interview with Lenin: What is the historical event that brought about the revolution, and why are you involved in the revolution? Lenin's answer: To answer this question, Napoleon must return to Russia in 1812. Russian people stood up and helped emperor Alexander I by burning villages and supplies against intruders. After such a sacrifice, people were not rewarded for devotion to the emperor. In December 1825, in Russia 's St. Petersburg, a group of officers caused a revolt against Emperor Nicholas I.

In an interview with Lenin in 1920, HG Wells wrote: "Lenin ... a small man on a great table ... I was looking forward to Marx, a sectarian fighting in an arbitrary manner I did not find anything similar ... for Lenin, he preferred a good orthodox Marxist to condemn all "utopia", and ultimately succumbed to utopia, an electrician did. Utopia He is committed to the development of large Russian power plants and supplies lighting, transportation and industrial power to the whole state. "

Stevens managed to accept an interview with Lenin somehow and believed that he was a tolerant person until he was shot by Draco Plain. The Russian news agency after the October revolution has made him hold power, people try to stop talking and act towards planning, but white conspiracy, distracting debate, and various kinds of To criticize red shadows, wild conspiracy, and analysts 'violence against Bolshevik socialism formed an extreme left wing to Lenin' s political parties, suggesting that they would directly carry out terrorist activities prepared by people. Even so, he was shot when he was in the hospital and asked for the life of the woman who shot him. "

Vladimir Lenin was born in Sin Bilsk city of the Russian Empire on April 22, 1870. His birth date is Vladimir Ilich Ulyanov. Lenin's parents are well educated and his father is a teacher. He grew up with Lenin and he is an excellent student. He also likes to play chess with outdoor activities. When Lenin was 16 years old, his father died. It offenses Lenin, he said that he no longer believed in God or Russian Orthodox Church. A year later, Lenin's brother Sasha joined the revolutionary group and planned to assassinate the emperor (Russian monarch). Sasha was captured and executed by the government