Officially, Lenin ruled from about October 25, 1917 (Julian calendar) to his death on January 21, 1924. In fact after having a stroke in 1922, he was virtually incapable of governing practically throughout the entire year of 1923. He was wheelchair bound, could not speak and had lost virtually all political power within the Communist Party.
Lenin did not explicitly designate a single successor to rule the USSR after his death, but he had concerns about Joseph Stalin's increasing power. In his "Testament," written in late 1922 and early 1923, Lenin recommended that Stalin be removed from his position as General Secretary, suggesting that he was too ambitious and concentrated power. Instead, he favored a collective leadership to prevent any one individual from dominating the party or the state. Ultimately, despite Lenin's warnings, Stalin emerged as the primary leader following Lenin's death in 1924.
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Lenin and Stalin gave the Soviet Union an autocratic (Totalitarian) Communist Government. Stalin kills more people than Lenin did. (Because Stalin is even more cruel than Lenin, who is somewhat more humane and Stalin took place as leader of USSR for nearly 30 years while Lenin died within 5 years after assumed as leader of USSR.)
1917-1924. very short rule
No, Lenin died in 1924. The USSR did not create the Warsaw Pact until after World War II. Joseph Stalin was in power at that time.
Vladimir Lenin
Vladimir Lenin
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Lenin and Stalin gave the Soviet Union an autocratic (Totalitarian) Communist Government. Stalin kills more people than Lenin did. (Because Stalin is even more cruel than Lenin, who is somewhat more humane and Stalin took place as leader of USSR for nearly 30 years while Lenin died within 5 years after assumed as leader of USSR.)
Mikhail Lenin died on January 9, 1951, in Moscow, USSR.
Vladimir Lenin lived in Russia.
No, Lenin had died in 1924 and the Cold War did not begin till after WWII.
Lenin's tomb remains in Moscow's Red Square.
1917-1924. very short rule
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Stalin.
Joseph Stalin