100 years after Russian revolution, Lenin statues abound Associated Press Published November 5, 2017 8:27am EST | Updated November 5, 2017 9:00am EST ...

The Russian government has made few plans public about how it plans to commemorate the centennial Lenin's Bolshevik Revolution. In December, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered for officials ...

Before the revolution of 1917, Iulii Martov was arguably a more prominent figure in Russia’s socialist movement than Vladimir Lenin or Leon Trotsky. While Lenin and Trotsky saw October 1917 as a ...

Unbeknown even to the Bolsheviks, they were poised to stage the second Russian Revolution — tragically, the. In September 1917, ... Vladimir Ilyich Lenin Makes a Revolution ...

A second revolution on Nov. 7 (according to the modern Gregorian calendar) that was led by Vladimir Lenin overthrew the provisional government and transferred power to the Soviets, or workers ...

Vladimir Putin cultivates the image of a tsar, but there's one man spoiling the Russian president's effort to look like the all-powerful rulers of old -- and he's been dead for almost a century.

They offer a richly documented look at the Russian Revolution, now marking its centennial year. Oddly, the two historians present differing accounts of Lenin’s, 2,000-mile train ride into history.

It has often been speculated that Vladimir Lenin, founder of Russian Bolshevik Party died in 1924 at age 53 as result of complications from ... Remains of Lenin, father of Russian Revolution, ...

A few dozen communists gathered at Red Square in Moscow on Sunday to mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Vladimir Lenin, the leader of the 1917 Russian Revolution and creator of the Soviet ...

MOSCOW (AP) — His party's power is long gone, his ideas mostly discredited — but Vladimir Lenin's visage remains a fixture in much of the former Soviet Union. The thousands of statues of him ...

News about Vladimir Lenin, ... How German Condoms Funded the Russian Revolution. Lenin’s enemies accused him of taking money from Germany. That’s not quite right.