assassination of lenin?
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Lenin died a natural death in 1924. \nThere was a number of attempts at his life, most famous being by a woman named Fanny Kaplan, who pumped two bullets into him in 1918. There is speculation that bullets were poisoned.
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It started when archduke Ferdinand was assassinated by a anarchist.  The US joined in when the Germans sank the Lusitania.
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Who were they??? Does it matter. Hitler, Stalin, First Disarm then Control the media.
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mostly money.  Lenin was in Switzerland, I believe when the Russian Revolution took place in 1917.\nThey helped him across the combat areas to Finland where he left for St Petersburg
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Good question. Stalin changed his, too. I think in Lenin's case it was because he used Lenin as a pen-name when he was underground, & his writing and work were illegal. As he became more prominent, he kept the pseudonym.\n\nAnother factor that may play into this is the fact that Lenin's elder brother Alexander Ulyanov was executed for plotting to kill the czar. Alexander was only 17. He might have needed to distance himself from his brother to some extent, to keep the authorities' eyes off him. (That's pure speculation on my part.)\n\nFor Stalin, it's because he had a Georgian name.
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British intelligence commissioned historian\nHugh Trevor Roper to look into this in 1945,\npublished in book form a year or two later:\nfinding that he shot himself, his body was burned in the\nbunker garden and buried, but later recovered in part\nby Russian troops.  Later biographers (up to Ian\nKershaw recently) do not disagree in any important\ndetail.  There were 20 years ago various rumours\nof a jawbone, tooth, etc. etc. preserved in the\nKremlin, in which no one has shown much interest\nlately.
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Write a note! you must be joking??\nThe Russian revolution brought about a massive change in the way the country was run politically, the Royals were 'Done way with' (quite rightly)!and the people took over, this caused a lot of dissent between various groups of 'People Leaders' these little problems were  'democratically' resolved by the leaders bumping each other off, they then had a USSR! A United  Soviet Socialist Republic! Not Communist, socialist!\nMany Socialist believe Communism will really arrive when all Socialist countries unite under one banner and all adhere to the same form of Socialism, it's not all over yet by a long chalk!\nThat's your note! \nIf you would like to offer me a commission to write a book on the subject I'm open to offers(business is a bit slack at the moment!
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The assassination of President John F Kennedy.
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Almost all democrats and almost all those refered to as R.I.N.O's.  Karl Marx, Lenin, Joseph Stalin, Hitler, and those afraid of a coup.\n\nBecause if you remove firearms from the populace they are easier to control
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No, he was not. He was given control over a Soviet agency after Lenin's death and consolidated his power from there. Malenkov or Trotsky were considered the likely successors to Lenin. Malenkov was too meek to fight Stalin for power and Stalin turned public opinion against Trotsky, forcing him to flee to Mexico, where he was assassinated.
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You will have to research Marxist history, Do not focus ont the revolts of 1848 in Europe, Focus on The Paris Commune of 1872, The Revolt of 1905 in Russia, and The Bolshevik revolt. I believe it originated in the Paris Commune. The other two revolts will tie in Vladimir Illich Ulaynov.(Lenin)
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if you read Russian, read here:\nhttp://history.tuad.nsk.ru/Author/Russ/T/TimchenkoJaJu/golgofa/razd1-1.html\n\nIn brief, he was a Tsarist general who took the bolsheviks' side after the revolution (the first general to do that). Played important role during the civil war, was briefly arrested in 1931, but was released the same year.\n\nIn English you might try to search Bonch-Bruevitch or something similar
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It was the Bulgarian dissident, Georgi Markov in 1979 :\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2636459.stm
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Mysterious assassination of JFK\n\nWatergate\n\nIrangate
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Czar Nicholas and his famiy were shot along with their remaining servants in a cellar at Yekaterinburg on the night of July 16. Their bodies were buried or burned in a nearby forest.
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The book 1984 closely mirrors the Soviet Union under the iron fist of Stalin.  The beginnings of the party go along with the Bolsheviks -- Goldstein is a Trostky-like character.  It provides great insight into a dictatorship and serves as a warning for society.   I think it's important for everyone to read Orwell's lesson...plus, it's ridiculously entertaining.
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I would think that there should be some coverage of it somewhere, however this was Saddam being the tyrant and this type of things he tried to keep internal.  You do not see coverage on the evening news of Stalin killing off millions of opponents.  This is something that you did, but did not make a spectacle of it for the world to see.\n\nSaddam as he took over power of both the Presidency and Prime Minister positions simultaneously he gathered members of his own political party and anyone he even suspected may have even had a negative thought about him he had killed.  He gathered together all high ranking members of his party and would individually call out names and have them escorted from the building and executed in various ways, not all were shot. I imagine that someplace there is a report that would be available try ABC, CBS, NBC, or maybe places such as the History Channel may have the type of information you are seeking.