Lenin's wife: perseverance and resistance on the road to revolution
In the long course of history, great people have always written the chapters of the times together with their partners. Lenin, the great teacher of the proletarian revolution, spent his whole life fighting for the cause of the emancipation of mankind. And his wife, Krupskaya, was also an extraordinary woman, who, with firm conviction and selfless dedication, walked the thorny road of the revolution with Lenin.
A revolutionary of aristocratic origin
Krupskaya was born into an aristocratic family and could have enjoyed a privileged life, but she did not indulge in the glory and status of her family. By chance, she came into contact with revolutionary ideas and was fascinated by them. Realizing that personal happiness could not be based on the exploitation and oppression of others, she resolutely chose to join the revolution.
On the road of revolution, Krupskaya experienced numerous hardships and obstacles. She was arrested and imprisoned with Lenin and forced into exile for family reasons. But no matter where she was, she never gave up her belief in and pursuit of revolution. She firmly believed that only through revolution could social injustice and people's suffering be changed.
Sharing Lenin's suffering
The union of Krupskaya and Lenin was a wonderful story on the road to revolution. Although the two are thousands of miles apart, their hearts are always closely connected. During Lenin's exile to Siberia, Krupskaya suffered from anxiety because of longing. She always paid attention to Lenin's safety and sent him warmth and care through various channels.
Later, the two finally overcame many difficulties and came together. They became husband and wife and fought together for the revolutionary cause. In their lives, there were no mansions and luxuries, only loyalty to the revolutionary cause and love for the people. They support each other and face life's difficulties and challenges together.
Perseverance and resistance after Lenin's death
On January 21, 1924, Lenin passed away, leaving behind countless people with grief and regret. At Lenin's memorial service, more than 900,000 people came to pay their respects to his body and pay a moment of silence. As Lenin's wife, Krupskaya held fast to her convictions in the midst of grief. She knew full well that Lenin's cause was not yet complete and that she must continue to fight for the revolution.
However, after Lenin's death, the political environment in the Soviet Union changed dramatically. Stalin gradually seized power and carried out a crackdown and purge of dissenting voices in the party. Krupskaya was suppressed and humiliated by Stalin for insisting on her position and views. But instead of succumbing to the oppression of power, she continued to stand by her beliefs and principles.
She resolutely opposed Stalin's policy of repression against the peasants, believing it to be a betrayal of the revolutionary cause. She also opposed the purge and persecution within the party, and called on everyone to respect historical facts and maintain the unity and unity of the party. These views and actions of hers aroused Stalin's dissatisfaction and anger. Stalin threatened her: "If you talk nonsense, we will declare you not Lenin's wife!" but Krupskaya replied firmly: "But everyone in this country knows that I am Lenin's wife." ”
Krupskaya's protest did not change Stalin's policies and practices, but she left a valuable spiritual legacy for posterity with her actions and words. She used her life to explain what a true revolutionary spirit and firm belief are.
Witness and inheritance of history
Krupskaya's life was a life of revolution and faith. With her actions and words, she witnessed the changes of history and the development of the times. Although she went through countless hardships and hardships, she never gave up her pursuit and belief in the revolutionary cause. Her deeds and spirit will forever inspire future generations to move forward.
Krupskaya's life is a legend of revolution and faith. With her actions and words, she has set an example and a benchmark for us. Let's remember this great woman, pass on her spiritual strength, and work hard for a better future!