A glance at the very Lenin
The visitors are not allowed to bring photo and video cameras as well as use cell phones with cameras.
The first wooden mausoleum (architect Schusev) was erected by the day of Lenin's funeral. It looked like a cube with a three-step pyramid.
During World War II, in June 1941, the remains of Lenin were evacuated to Tyumen. There is was in the main building of the present Tyumen State Agricultural Academy. In April 1945 the body of the Paramount Leader was returned to Moscow.
Lenin as well as Stalin were the highest-level traditional political leaders in the former USSR. Their reputation had remained intact and they had been admired commonly up until 1991 when the society became keen to reveal the unspoken facts of the Soviet Era.
From 1953 till 1961 Joseph Stalin had been placed in Mausoleum by the side of his predecessor, Lenin. Oct 30, 1961 was the day when XXII Communist Party Congress steted that Stalin had violated the covenants of Lenin seriously and therefore it was impossible to have his body in Mausoleum. On the night of Oct 31st / Nov 1st, 1961 Stalin's body was carried out of Mausoleum and buried in the tomb next to the Kremlin wall.
Harcidotte, berkana20@gmail.com
Terem palace was built in 1636 on order of tszar Mikhail I Fyodorovich Romanov (1596 –1645)
380 m
8
The most interesting tower of Moscow Kremlin with chimes and Christ in icons
160 m
28
One of the most significant theatres of the world has been opened after renovation
730 m
57
A free postgraduate program of interdisciplinary researches about a city
1.5 km
94
House-studio of the architect Melnikov, a world-famous masterpiece of the Soviet avant-garde
Masterpiece of architecture: a block of flats for employees of Commissariat of Finance
This ‘Ship-building’ was built in 1970-1980s for Ministry of Atomic Energy
Neither Russia, nor Germany, nor any other Great Power has the right to claim that it is waging a “war of defence”; all the Great Powers are waging an imperialist, capitalist war, a predatory war, a war for the oppression of small and foreign nations, a war for the sake of the profits of the capitalists, who are coining golden profits amounting to billions out of the appalling sufferings of the masses, out of the blood of the proletariat.