Lenin left for Europe on two occasions. The first was around 1900 when his three year term in exile in Siberia ended. He wanted to continue his revolutionary agitation, but the Tsarist regime would have arrested and imprison or exile him again. He went to Europe so that he could write revolutionary books and articles for publication in Russia. He also wanted to keep his hand in revolutionary activities from abroad.
Lenin also fled to Europe (Finland to be exact) in early July 1917. There was an attempt at a revolution in July which failed. The Tsarist regime began arresting every revolutionary they could. He went to Finland, for awhile then shaved off his beard and snuck back into Russia disguised as a railway worker.
Lenin's older brother Alexander was executed by the Tsarist regime for being part of a revolutionary plot against the life of Tsar Alexander III.
They wanted to leave Europe for a better life and to go away from religious
Lenin was able to convince other European countries to treat the first world war as a Europe-wide revolution. Parts of the formerly Russian empire were temporarily surrendered back to Germany until WW1 ended.
Lenin was the First Communist Leader of the Russian Soviet Republic after Deposing the Czar in 1917. Russian Soviet Republic became the CCCP after the "Great Patriotic War" of 1939-45 delivered Eastern Europe into Stalin's Clutches. It is Possible that Stalin Murdered Lenin by Poisoning in 1924, to clear his path to power. Lenin's Body was Embalmed, and Lies in State in Red Square, in Moscow.
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Lenin's older brother Alexander was executed by the Tsarist regime for being part of a revolutionary plot against the life of Tsar Alexander III.
They wanted to leave Europe for a better life and to go away from religious
Igor Stravinsky had to leave Europe because of World War II.
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They didn't. They already knew where Europe was, that is where they came from.
Plymouth is in Europe! It is in Devon, in the UK.
leave me alone!
the holocaust
Lenin was able to convince other European countries to treat the first world war as a Europe-wide revolution. Parts of the formerly Russian empire were temporarily surrendered back to Germany until WW1 ended.
Yes, you can leave the airport during a layover in Europe, but it depends on the length of your layover and the visa requirements of the country you are in.
Lenin was the First Communist Leader of the Russian Soviet Republic after Deposing the Czar in 1917. Russian Soviet Republic became the CCCP after the "Great Patriotic War" of 1939-45 delivered Eastern Europe into Stalin's Clutches. It is Possible that Stalin Murdered Lenin by Poisoning in 1924, to clear his path to power. Lenin's Body was Embalmed, and Lies in State in Red Square, in Moscow.
Many exiled Marxists and communists lived in safety in Western Europe. Trotsky first met Lenin in London. This was after Trotsky had served time in Siberia for revolutionary activities. They soon became friends and shared revolutionary ideas.