No, it wasn't.
During that time period Russia was a Communist nation.
No, and the question is redundant. The countries russia took under it's wing during that time were communist as well.
the communist leader at the time, valamair lenin.
America didn't trust Russia because they were communist. both Russia and America were in a time of distrust with each other, thinking they may go to war. this time was called the "cold war"
1980 Summer Olympics held in Moscow, Russia, USSR.
All of Europe are Republics except for Russia which is communist.
I personally think that if the communist party took back over Russia then the country would fall apart just like last time it has shown time and time again the only form of government that works is a democracy.
Vladimir Ulianov(better known as Lenin) was the leader of the party that eventually became the Communist Party of the USSR. At the time of the revolutions (there was more than one during the early 20th century, with the October Revolution being the final one) they were known as Bolsheviks.
There was no president in Russia at this time. Russia has only had presidents since 1991. The Holocaust was in the 1940s.
A lack of leadership
They actually did the complete opposite, After the Tsar was overthrow a civil war broke out in russia from 1917-1922. during this time the British sent 2,00 troops and the Americans sent 1,000 troops to Russia to fight the pro-communist forces there. Winston Churchill stated that the people of the world need to "strangle bolshevism (name of the pro-communist forces) in its cradle". This action against the revolutionaries would be a major factor in the Soviet Union's mistrust of the West
It basically refers to communist Russia. You have Napoleon who was Josef Stalin. Snowball who was trovsky. Old major who could have possible been Vladimir Lenin and Moses who definitely represented all religions during that time.