Lenin

Author: Duan Qizeng
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Lenin (1870-1924) was once designated by the Tsar as the top "state criminal," while some revered him as a deity. In reality, he was neither a "state criminal" nor a god; he was the steadfast warrior who fought for the happiness and freedom of the Russian people throughout his life. He was the leader who guided the oppressed to shatter the chains on their bodies. That's why, common laborers, genuinely called him: "Our V.I.!" This book vividly chronicles the life of the great proletarian revolutionary, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. Born into a progressive intellectual family in Russia, Lenin stood with the poor and oppressed laboring people from his youth, dedicating himself to the struggle against the Tsarist autocracy and becoming the founder and great leader of the Soviet state, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and the Soviet army. He was imprisoned, exiled, and forced into exile abroad multiple times, subjected to numerous plots by the enemy, and endured countless hardships. He led the Russian October Revolution, ultimately overthrowing the bourgeois Provisional Government and establishing the world's first new socialist state—the Soviet regime.