Speaking of Lenin, anyone who has studied history knows that he was a famous Marxist, the first person to successfully lead the proletarian revolution, who successfully transformed advanced Marxism from scientific theory into great practice, and provided great contributions to the development of world civilization at that time. However, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the nature of Russia underwent a fundamental change, some people began to doubt and deny the Soviet era, and even many people thought that Lenin's achievements did not exist at all, so some people proposed to remove Lenin's body from Red Square.
After the "Industrial Revolution", Western European countries opened a high-speed development model, and the capitalist development path has enabled the military and economic strength of all countries to be unprecedentedly enhanced. However, at that time, Tsarist Russia was still in a feudal serf society, the people were poor and could not even eat enough, the oppression of bureaucrats and aristocratic landlords was everywhere, social development was seriously lagging behind, and the poor at that time could only eat black bread, sometimes catching sardines to eat themselves, and the big fish were sold for money. Often eat the last meal without the next meal. Despite the hard work to make money, the gains were not great. More importantly, there have been countless disputes between the great powers over the issue of interests, and the people have suffered because of the war. After the defeat in the Crimean War, all kinds of contradictions broke out in a concentrated manner, and the prestige of the Tsar in the hearts of the people was greatly reduced, and the people began to be dissatisfied with this situation. More and more intellectuals began to rebel against Tsarist rule, such as Yegor, Lyudmila, Sophia, etc., and Lenin was one of them.
Lenin's life was also particularly bumpy, he was born in Simbirsk on the Volga River in Tsarist Russia, and after graduating from Lenin's secondary school, he entered kazan University to study law, but it was not long before he was expelled for participating in the student movement and opposing the police system, and he was banned from living in Kazan. Lenin later experienced two more escapes. In 1895 Lenin led the workers in a revolt, was arrested by the Russian government and exiled to Siberia, the second time because of the outbreak of the bourgeois-democratic revolution in Tsarist Russia, at which time Lenin returned to lead the revolution. However, the revolutionary group he led was too weak, and the armed uprising soon failed, and Lenin had to embark on another flight, this time for more than a decade.
After leaving Russia, Lenin went to Western Europe to continue his development and to reflect on the reasons for the failure of the Tsarist Revolution. In 1914, because the Tsar tried to use the means of war to divert domestic contradictions, he did not expect to trap the people in the depths of the water, which directly led to the outbreak of the February Revolution. Nicholas II was forced to abdicate, and Russia perished. The Provisional Government established by the bourgeoisie and the Soviet Government represented by the workers, peasants and soldiers continued to struggle for the right to rule the country.
In this case Lenin returned to Russia to lead the development of the proletarian socialist revolution. In 1917, the famous October Revolution broke out and the world's first socialist state was established. The Western countries were very hostile to this nascent regime and adopted many measures to inhibit its development, and the Situation of the Soviet Government was extremely difficult. Taking full account of the specific national conditions of the development of Soviet Russia, Lenin adopted a series of measures to restore national strength rapidly.
On December 30, 1922, the Soviet Union, Belarus and other federations joined the Union of Socialist Republics, and the Soviet Union has since entered the stage of history. The development of the Soviet Union was not smooth sailing, but was repeatedly frustrated, and even Lenin's life and safety were often threatened. After many assassinations, Lenin was left with many hidden diseases, and there were many bullet residues in his body. Later, Lenin suffered a stroke during an operation to retrieve the bullets due to overwork, and his health deteriorated until he died on January 21, 1924, at the age of 53.
As the founder and leader of Soviet Russia and the Soviet Union, Lenin dedicated his whole to them. Lenin was deeply admired by the Soviet people and the proletariat of the world, so after his death, his body was placed in a crystal coffin in Lenin's mausoleum in Red Square and accepted by the world's remembrance. However, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, this water landscape received a lot of criticism, and some people believed that the nature of the country had now completely changed, and it was really inappropriate for socialist leaders to enjoy such a high level of courtesy as a capitalist country, so they proposed to remove him from Lenin's tomb, cremate him and bury him in his hometown. In the end, Putin decided that without Lenin's original efforts, there would be no Russia today, so Lenin's merits could not be denied, and Lenin could sleep peacefully in the crystal coffin.