Vladimir Vladimir Lenin (1870–1924) was a Russian revolutionary, political theorist, and leader of the Bolshevik Party who played a pivotal role in the Russian Revolution of 1917. His influential works, such as "What Is to Be Done?" and "The State and Revolution," laid the ideological foundation for Marxist-Leninist Theory. Lenin's Leadership in the formation of the Soviet Union and his implementation of policies like the New Economic Policy (NEP) reshaped global politics in the 20th century. His ideas and actions continue to be a focal Point for discussions on Socialism, revolution, and State Power.
Anecdotes
- Kept a pet cat in his Kremlin Office, often observed stroking it during intense political meetings.
- Had a lifelong Passion for chess, often playing with notable figures like Maxim Gorky during intense political discussions.
- Regularly disguised himself to evade arrest, once donning a wig and glasses to avoid Being recognized by authorities.
Magnitudes
- Seize power through relentless Strategic Planning.
- Cultivate unwavering focus on revolutionary goals.
- Master the of strategic Patience.
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