@@truerussianadventure9214 you see, it is not about the man or the means. it is about the principle and the achievements. other places such as britain and usa has capitalism and imperialism as their principle. for communism to succeed, they say, you need gulag. but for british empire to succeed, they needed the whole indian subcontinent under their raj. for american capitalism to succeed, it needed, japanese sweatshops at first, then chinese sweatshops, and now vietnamese sweatshops. while india serves as software sweatshops with a.c. where human rights does not exist either. hence, people dream about this fantasy, this idea of world where humans are not wage slaves. there are statues of Lenin in Indian cities also. in Kalyani, a university suburb in West Bengal state of India, there's a Lenin statue right in front of the main railway station. it is part of Calcutta metropolitan area.
Hey I am from Sri Lanka. my suggestion is lenin has liberated human race from the slavery and he let people to think about new world. even he buried his concept will not buried. progressive people in all over the world are love him.
Lenin showed us revolution, Lenin showed us liberation, Lenin showed us human rights... Lenin showed us imperialism, Lenin showed us the future! Thank you comrade. Lenin, love from India
Very nice and interesting presentation, your effort is very much appreciated! And, well yes, the youth should learn history, but opinions are for later stages in life. That's okay, I'd say.
Muy bueno el vídeo. Es un tema muy difícil porque a mucha gente joven no les interesa la historia. Pero enhorabuena por hacer este contenido. Esperamos vídeos nuevos ☺️
@@MarmotCanales With that summary condemnation you won't win my heart. It's also totally ahistoric; you have no idea. Which doesn't mean anything has to be defended, especially not Stalinism.
You can say him anything..... But u cannot do anything to his legacy..... May peace be upon you... Great Lenin ! Lenin's ideas were the best . Vladimir Lenin hero of the world !
Awesome content. There is another Lenin museum in Shushenskoye. I am starting my youtube channel soon and traveling to Russia in next Summer. Keep up the good work. Many blessings from India
very intresting video, would like to visit russia at some point but i can only speak polish and english so i don't know if i will be able to communicate with people
Good video. Do you think maybe the younger crowd don’t want to comment because there’s something they have heard from the elderly? And so they prefer to be quiet? A lot of people running away..... I would not run away from you
Great insight at 8:14. Yeah, it's really terrifying and it's happening in a lot of countries. The younger generation seem not to care about history and it could end up in a big disaster. Keep the good content.
although i know all history of soviets, communism was really good in production, and if soviet union didnt exist in 1940's, we might have all been nazis now
I once read that Lenin wanted to be buried, not used for propaganda. The mausoleum is history, I personally think it should stay, as for the body, maybe bury his body and replace it with a wax body (for the tourists)
please go to medium places and poorest areas and ask the same questions as well; don't do that only in Moscow, it's not an objective view if you do that. I'd like to see what the other people are saying.
Without Lenin there would be no USSR CCCP and russia could not reach to its greatness ik he is bit cruel too killed romanov family . But there would be no question of removing him from mausoleum he's been lying there from 1924 and he is great peace of history
Well Moscovites have a different mentality from the rest of Russia, so maybe you should try to make the same interview in a different Oblast, like Ivanovo, or Crimea, or Vladivostok, certainly the opinions will be different.
Thanks a lot for your comment! it might be interesting to make same interview in other regions of Russia, however I am pretty sure, the tendency will be similar: young people will be pretty indifferent, meanwhile elder people will be very positive about Lenin.
As for Lenin, he has been enjoying the longest wake in world history. In Muslim countries, they buy their dead immediately, hopefully within 24 hours. In the western countries, most families at least want to bring their departed loved one home, especially fallen soldiers. To rest in peace in their home town or somewhat else where they wished to be buried. I for one do not attend very many wakes. I am content with cremation followed a week, a month or even half a year later with a "celebration of life" where no one is grieving any longer and can talk sensibly, objectively about the one who has died. But Lenin is laying at rest, for almost a century. There is nothing quite like it, in all of world history. Even the Egyptians stored their pharaohs in a mummy casket.
This was cool. As an American, that would be crazy seeing Lenin. How come there no more Leningrad? Why change the name of the city? You speak very good English.
The fall of the USSR allowed Russian capitalists to take power and try to destroy everything connected to the former Soviet Union. This including renaming Leningrad back to it's original name.
I don't know why people think that USSR was horrible country. it was country like all countries with some flaws. Even CIA published documents where they said soviet food was quite nutritious
I agree. Life is not black or white. Ussr had its bad things but it also had good things. Though I am not a communist I do appreciate achievements of the soviet era
Hello! I personally see a very clear tendency: young boys and girls do not care about Lenin at all. and elder people have very clear opinions... It is a pity that kids are not interested in our history any more
Far more talented than McCartney imo. 'Imagine' is just a totally different ball park - far, far better than 'Jet' (which is rubbish). Russians only like McCartney better because he was able to perform there in Red Square, whereas John was cruelly gunned down outside the Dakota in 1980. lol
So sad. ...the whole world is learning about Lenin contributions.... younger Russians doesn't have any idea about his contributions..... meanwhile The World' learning from his writings.......I don't care whoever said bad about Lenin......💥💥.he has changed the World history ,, til now People were Remembering him....
Lenin was the leader of the Bolshevik Red Terror, Lenin and his comrades killed over 200 000 people in 5 years, from - 1917 - 1922. Lenin was a marxist monster, and he deserves to rot in hell for all of his disgusting crimes against the Russian people. And Lenin ended the 1000 year old Russian state and replaced with the socialist Soviet Union were the people wich starved the people and used them as slave labour. Even Putin doesn't like Lenin, wich is interesting because putin usually is very positive of USSR leaders, such as Stalin, but Putin dislikes Lenin, that should tell you alot about Lenin, he was a monster, and he should be removed from the Red square, actually, his monument should be blown to pieces in front of a large crowd of people to celebrate the end of Lenin and his evil USSR marxist trash.
Lenin was the founder of the Soviet state which moved Russia from the 5th and 6th places to the 1st and 2nd ones, so that now we don't have to face 1854-1855 years again
We should keep the historical things as it. As it is said that the nation which forgets it's history ha sno future. There are 2 sides of the coin. Some might think he is great or some might thing the other way. However in both the ways the monument serves the purpose. Russia 🇷🇺 our greatest allies. Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥
Young generation ,who has never lived in the USSR, have no opinion because of ignorance and the rest has negative opinion while alive witnesses of those periods love and respect him. Long live great comrade of all oppressed ones!
Interesting, what do Russians learn about Lenin today in school? Is it all positive or negative? I can understand elderly people who had been propagandised in their youth admiring him but do the young Russians not get taught what he did?
Interesting question! I will share my impressions and my experience. I studied at school 1997-2007. I have a feeling that the books itself do not have any certain position. However Revolution is presented as an inevitable result of bad situation in the country. Mostly history is perceived by kids as something old which doesn’t have any connection to us… there was Prince Vladimir, there was Cathrine the Great, there was Lenin… they are like dinosaurs 🦖… we study dinosaurs but we do not love or hate them…. nevertheless I think that it can depend on a teacher. I know a teacher who is very pro soviet and she presents her positions to kids… my teacher at school was indifferent 😂to anything around.. but my video proves that seems that most teachers are indifferent and grow indifferent kids, who do not even know who Lenin is…
@@truerussianadventure9214 You might consider that the revolution was in great part a result of the devasting WW1 that the imperialist states of Europe had started, which is why there were revolutionary tendencies not only in Russia in that time, but in other countries also. Though Lenin himself was an important figure he should be seen in the historic context. And yes, in school, no doubt students should learn the facts first. Everything else builds on that much later. I don't think that's bad.
@@whukriede did Lenin and his comrades murder 200 000 people - yes did Lenin destroy the 1000 year old Russian state - yes did Lenin order the murder of Tsar Nicholas and his innocent family - yes did Lenin and his Cheka secret police murder every politician from the other political parties in Russia, e.g. the social revolutionary party - yes did Lenin sign the treaty of brest-litovsk, giving away 2/3 of Russia's industrial production to the Germans - yes did Lenin and his comrades force the peasants to give away their grain, if not they would be shot. This actually caused 50 000 peasants to revolt against Lenin - yes *the point i'm making here is that Lenin was a marxist monster, and that he needs to be removed from the Red square, a river somewhere near moscow in a good place to throw Lenin's ugly body into.*
Stop, please. What he did with Russia? He, we can say, created many new republics, and it was very democratic and progressive step, he and bolsheviks created the most revolutionary country of the world, he was a hero. I'm from generation z, you know. In our schools (Armenia) we study that he was a dictator or something like that, but that's not true. I has mostly "white" (Белогвардейцы) political orientation before I started read many historical books about this period of time, before I wrote Marx's, Engels's, Trotsky's and Lenin's books... Sorry for my English. 😊
@@georgepirumyan9533 Interesting. A few months ago there were many more replies to this question, an entire list of historically accurate and provable but little known facts about Lenin and lots of the bad stuff he did. But it has all been purged.
Лги, шуми, кричи, повторяй ложь - «что-нибудь останется». Шумят капиталисты и пресса капиталистов, вот кто «шумит вовсю», стараясь перекричать, не дать выслушать правды, залить все потоком брани и выкриков, помешать деловому разъяснению. В этом суть попытки капиталистов, а также тех горе-социалистов, которые перешли вполне на сторону капиталистов, чтобы скрыть от народа правду; лгут, чтобы замолчать главное: вопрос о классовом характере той или иной организации власти. В этом суть. Владимир Ленин
I am an independent journalist)) I do not lay my opinion over the interviewees =) but in 2 words. I am not a fan of Lenin. in 1917 I would not have supported Revolution, however, even if I do not support his ideas, I do admit that Soviet Union did a lot for our country and we should respect it. I think he should stay in Red Square.
@@truerussianadventure9214 When the Bolsheviks took over, Russia did not even have specialized tank divisions lol. Imagine if the October Revolution did not happen, and Russia was still a semi-feudal agricultural society when ww2 happen. What do you think would happen? Also, the tzarist regime was a nasty unpopular regime. Although the Bolsheviks lost the 1918 election, 80% of the votes did go to the left, so it is clear that the general public was already moving to the left. You might think you would not support the revolution if you were alive in 1917, but the fact is you are looking at this from today’s point of view. If we look at a broader scheme of history, we would realize that the revolution was inevitable and that it was right for Russia because without rapid industrialization, being done by the Bolsheviks, the country was doomed.
@@LeonWagg if October revolution hadn't happen, maybe Hitler would not come to Power. Hitler was also socialist and interest to socialism was generated by October revolution. Moreover, even if Hitler was still in power and the Romanovs were in power in Russia there was a chance that western countries would cooperate with Russia more and create a system of collective security in Europe and did not let the war happen. however now we can only guess. everything happed as happened. do not understand me wrong. I do appreciate what USSR did for our country, but the methods were very cruel. I am sure if in 1917 bolsheviks would say to peasants that in 10 years bolsheviks will take everything from peasants and make them work in kolkhoz 0 peasants would support Revolution.
@True Russian Adventure I’m sorry but this is such a braindead comment. Hitler explicitly said that he used the term “socialist” simply as an attempt to gain working-class votes. Do you know that the socialist and the communist parties were the only two parties that opposed Hitler assuming dictatorial power while the centrist and right wings parties supported him? Do you know the SPD and the KPD members were the first groups of people who were sent to concentration camps? As a German, hearing you say shit like this is just minding blogging. Now, talking about Russia, the truth is, as I said, the Romanovs were doomed from the beginning. The revolution was inevitable although it might be other socialist groups apart from the Bolsheviks who took power. The fact that Germany was fucked after ww1 means that a man like Hitler would come to power nonetheless. Also, it does not matter if western countries would cooperate with Russia more if the Romanovs were still in power, the point is Russia would have still been a peasant society. The Romanovs had no intention or creative will to industrial, and for this precise reason, Russia would be fucked so hard in ww2 since no countries, regardless of their cooperation, would send millions of their men to die on behalf of a backward peasant country that didn't even have a tank.
@@LeonWagg I am not an expert on German history so I will rely on your opinion. and as I said even if I am not a fan of Lenin I do appreciate what the USSR did for our country. I just think that it is not good when you worked all your life and then someone comes to you and says: your cow is now my cow and you will work in kolkhoz planting wheat but starve to death because every single grain will be taken away from you. The history is not white and black. even in my family there are people who lived good in the 30th and those who went to prison just because they didnt want to give their last cow to kolkhoz. By the way if you like WW2 history, watch my video about "Missing WW2 soldiers". I am friends with a search team and sometimes they find German soldiers too
RUS değilim ama Rusların Lenin'i Frengili İİİ'sa Evrenos üzerinden sevdiğine e'Mİİ'nim... Bu fıkralardan dedem İbr'AA'him Müteferrika'nın kütüphanesinde bol bol var...
çyelovek diyor... biraz uğraşsam sökeceğim. Putin'in dilini çözemedim ama bu belgeseldeki Rusça arı duru bir Rusça... Bu kış kampını Artvin ile Kars'a koydum ACARA dağının bir köşesinde Batum'dan Tiflis'e kadar kolum uzanıyor. Bir az uğraşsam sökeceğim. Sayılarının fenomenolojisini çekmek ayrı dert, ismin hallerini çekmek ayrı dert, hemen hemen her fiilinin olması apayrı bir dert. Bunların hepsini kızıl saçlı erkek Kıvanç iyi bilir. Ben beceremedim. Kursun sonuna kadar kaldım beceremedim.
Lenin Lived! Lenin Lives! Lenin will live, forever!! Revolutionary greetings from India to all the comrades in Russia! Long live the immortal science of Marxism! Все знают, что Ельстин мертв ... но Ленин? Нет!! Земля крестьянам! Заводы рабочим! И пуля в голову олигархам! ☭☭☭
you can see that many people gave their opinion. Only a few refused. and they refused because they just do not like being disturbed in the street. Only one man (mostly his wife) was scared) and I even doubt that they are Russians) maybe from Kazakhstan
LENNIN Was A Great Man and a Hero for Humanity ! ...at his time , most humans ( not Only In Russia) were living a life of sub existence due to dominance of the High Class ( mabe 15-25 % of population)...Kings and their associates kept in slavery almost all the others...LENNIN ENDED that path...even the next order society wasn,t perfect and dismissed years later , was a better way for the majority of humans....RESPECT LENNIN AS A GREAT HUMAN HERO !
The people who lived in the USSR like him
Yes! And new generation doesn’t even have any opinion, which is sad… they do not know history
@@truerussianadventure9214 чо?
Comrade lives in our heart .....lal salam from India❤️
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Long live Comrade Lenin! From India🇮🇳. Communism forever!
@@truerussianadventure9214 you see, it is not about the man or the means. it is about the principle and the achievements. other places such as britain and usa has capitalism and imperialism as their principle. for communism to succeed, they say, you need gulag. but for british empire to succeed, they needed the whole indian subcontinent under their raj. for american capitalism to succeed, it needed, japanese sweatshops at first, then chinese sweatshops, and now vietnamese sweatshops. while india serves as software sweatshops with a.c. where human rights does not exist either.
hence, people dream about this fantasy, this idea of world where humans are not wage slaves.
there are statues of Lenin in Indian cities also. in Kalyani, a university suburb in West Bengal state of India, there's a Lenin statue right in front of the main railway station. it is part of Calcutta metropolitan area.
Lal salaaam comrade
ITS SAD THATH MANY YOUNG RUSSIAN DON'T KONOW HIS WORKS AND DEEP THOUGHT. World is only for their material gains
I am an Indian and I love Lenin. I wish I could visit the place once in my life.
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I am also an Indian
Dear comrade, I am from China. We also love Lenin very much
@@cnsoviet3879 I also wish to visit Chiarman Mao and Ho Chi Min's mausoleum one day.
I support lenin and trotsky from usa
Hey I am from Sri Lanka. my suggestion is lenin has liberated human race from the slavery and he let people to think about new world. even he buried his concept will not buried. progressive people in all over the world are love him.
Lenin showed us revolution, Lenin showed us liberation, Lenin showed us human rights... Lenin showed us imperialism, Lenin showed us the future!
Thank you comrade. Lenin, love from India
Very nice and interesting presentation, your effort is very much appreciated! And, well yes, the youth should learn history, but opinions are for later stages in life. That's okay, I'd say.
I am afraid with this tendency they will not have opinion even later…
@@truerussianadventure9214 Be patient.
The quality of this video made me think that it was a channel with millions of subscribers. Great content!
Thank you! I am just at the beginning of my video career! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Muy bueno el vídeo. Es un tema muy difícil porque a mucha gente joven no les interesa la historia. Pero enhorabuena por hacer este contenido. Esperamos vídeos nuevos ☺️
muchas gracias! si, por desgracia ahora a los jóvenes no les interesa la historia...
Cierto. Muchos jóvenes rusos no saben cuántos millones sufrieron y murieron por causa de Marx, Lenin y Stalin. Lamentable.
@@MarmotCanales With that summary condemnation you won't win my heart. It's also totally ahistoric; you have no idea. Which doesn't mean anything has to be defended, especially not Stalinism.
6:39 Exactly....Great Man to the Whole world.....Love from Chennai (India)...
Very nice video... The best wishes for starting UA-cam ChanneL.
Thank you so much!
Nice work! You definitely deserve more views and more likes!
Thank you 🙏
You can say him anything.....
But u cannot do anything to his legacy.....
May peace be upon you... Great Lenin !
Lenin's ideas were the best .
Vladimir Lenin hero of the world !
Great job 👍 Good luck from Egypt 🍀
thanks, Ahmed
I am from India 🇮🇳 . Lots of love ✨✨🙌🙌
thanks!
My favourite Instagram Influencer is finally came up with latest youtube video.... ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Amazing content.... удача Дария
Thank you!
Long live Lenin from Spain!
Great video and experiment to see what people think of Lenin. It's a shame many of the interviewees don't know about their own history.
I'm learning more and more about Comrade Lenin since I've joined the Revolutionary Communist International recently. Long live V.I. Lenin
I read about his thoughts and the things that he done for russians after Tsar feudalism
Long live lenin
Great job. Also nice to see Moscow square
thanks a lot!
Awesome content. There is another Lenin museum in Shushenskoye. I am starting my youtube channel soon and traveling to Russia in next Summer. Keep up the good work. Many blessings from India
Thanks a lot!! Good luck with your UA-cam and travels!
Love it comrade❤
wow! Comrade Koba! hello!
@@truerussianadventure9214 Спасибо товарищи .. но все равно отправлю тебя в ГУЛАГ
@@josephstalin8762 хахаха) ниче, потом реабилитируешь)
Very good job! 👍🏻
Great I like her videos and specially her the way of presentations
Thank you, Julia!
@@shaileshsagar thank you, dear friend!
@@truerussianadventure9214 are you on whtsapp
Nice interview different point of view of russian peoples
Big video nice
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very intresting video, would like to visit russia at some point but i can only speak polish and english so i don't know if i will be able to communicate with people
In Moscow English might be enough, also tools like google translate help
Hello Daria !! Plzzz wait for my Comment !!!--Narendra , India.
Отлично видео!👍🏻 Es muy interesante ver las reacciones de la gente ante este tipo de temas. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
muchas gracias!
Lenin will live 🍎🚩
Lenin is love
I’m from America and I’d come and put a rose down for Lenin and Stalin if I could!
if you like soviet achievements, you might like my new video about WW2 missing soviet soldiers!
RESPECT!
Respect!)🍎
Great leader ❤️ ❤️ ❤️❤️
Good video. Do you think maybe the younger crowd don’t want to comment because there’s something they have heard from the elderly? And so they prefer to be quiet? A lot of people running away..... I would not run away from you
No, i think they just literally do not have any opinion. They do not know history and think this is bullshit
It seems many people in Moscow are afraid to talk openly, even about Lenin.
Only one was really scared. I would even say his wife was. The one who said “I am apolitical”. Others just didn’t want to be disturbed.
Great insight at 8:14. Yeah, it's really terrifying and it's happening in a lot of countries. The younger generation seem not to care about history and it could end up in a big disaster. Keep the good content.
its been like 5 years ive know about history above 1900's and im 12
although i know all history of soviets, communism was really good in production, and if soviet union didnt exist in 1940's, we might have all been nazis now
Lenin is a symbol for a different human future! For a spirit that refused to bow down to the forces of “fate”.
I once read that Lenin wanted to be buried, not used for propaganda. The mausoleum is history, I personally think it should stay, as for the body, maybe bury his body and replace it with a wax body (for the tourists)
You know, for some reason nI do not preserve Lenin's body as a human..... It seems a doll, a wax figure..
@@truerussianadventure9214 I thought so too but officially it is the body of Lenin
@@ukmmvjohn yes! he was there for so long... that we lost human perception of it..
Yes.
@@truerussianadventure9214 communist arent human.
please go to medium places and poorest areas and ask the same questions as well; don't do that only in Moscow, it's not an objective view if you do that. I'd like to see what the other people are saying.
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@@truerussianadventure9214 🙂
He should be remembered as he was both part of Russian history and world history.
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Without Lenin there would be no USSR CCCP and russia could not reach to its greatness ik he is bit cruel too killed romanov family . But there would be no question of removing him from mausoleum he's been lying there from 1924 and he is great peace of history
THERE WILL ALWAYS BE...the few who dominates...and many who are dominated !
Free summer camps free vocation tickets, free education better equality among different classes .
Lenin God bless you
shocked to see the lack of historic knowledge of the russian past in the youth
Me too…. I was really shocked..
I agree with the guy that said it's a weird tradition to have a corpse in a public square, it is weird
this is Russian salut to Ancient Egypt =)))
I don't know about Lenin but you are so beautiful ❤️💔💞💞
Lenin live with all powerless people,,, from S,Lanka
Well Moscovites have a different mentality from the rest of Russia, so maybe you should try to make the same interview in a different Oblast, like Ivanovo, or Crimea, or Vladivostok, certainly the opinions will be different.
Thanks a lot for your comment! it might be interesting to make same interview in other regions of Russia, however I am pretty sure, the tendency will be similar: young people will be pretty indifferent, meanwhile elder people will be very positive about Lenin.
@@truerussianadventure9214 You can not compare Moscow with Ivanovo or Crimea, it's not comparable.
@@patriotvostok8184 вo you reply think that in Ivanovo teenagers will say Lenin lived, Lenin lives, Lenin will live?
@@truerussianadventure9214 Not Lenin exactly but about the Soviet Union in general will differ.
@@patriotvostok8184 it might be an idea for another video! what people think about the USSR! thanks
Love the Russia and Russian people
They helped us with India during 1971 liberation war
Making is so good. But so sad to see the ignorance of the Younger Generation about Russian Revolution.
I have started a cruise name. Lenin cruises in INDIA west bengal babughat.
The fly is saying, "Don't take away my lunch!"
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As for Lenin, he has been enjoying the longest wake in world history. In Muslim countries, they buy their dead immediately, hopefully within 24 hours. In the western countries, most families at least want to bring their departed loved one home, especially fallen soldiers. To rest in peace in their home town or somewhat else where they wished to be buried. I for one do not attend very many wakes. I am content with cremation followed a week, a month or even half a year later with a "celebration of life" where no one is grieving any longer and can talk sensibly, objectively about the one who has died. But Lenin is laying at rest, for almost a century. There is nothing quite like it, in all of world history. Even the Egyptians stored their pharaohs in a mummy casket.
Thank you for your interesting comment!
This was cool. As an American, that would be crazy seeing Lenin.
How come there no more Leningrad? Why change the name of the city?
You speak very good English.
The fall of the USSR allowed Russian capitalists to take power and try to destroy everything connected to the former Soviet Union. This including renaming Leningrad back to it's original name.
St.Petersburg is the original name. Emperor named it after Saint Peter the Apostle.
I don't know why people think that USSR was horrible country. it was country like all countries with some flaws. Even CIA published documents where they said soviet food was quite nutritious
I agree. Life is not black or white. Ussr had its bad things but it also had good things. Though I am not a communist I do appreciate achievements of the soviet era
Check it ignorance of youngsters!! such a shame on them. They don't know their hero!
yes, it is a shame not to know the history of your country...
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i'm here after watching king's man movie..well my opinion he's a great leader ever for russian
im an american and i think he was a great man who did many good things for his country. as far as burial however i am not one to speak.
Do a video on "Russian's opinion of the USSR....good or bad ?"
Good idea! Thanks! 👍👍👍
Que lástima, no hablo ruso ni inglés, ideal sería pudieras traducir al castellano para seguirte y entender mejor tus videos. Saludos.!!!
gracias por tu comentario, en futuro trataré de hacer los subtítulos en español
"The Tsar Murderer"
I love lenin from INDIA❤
Perhaps he should remain where he is as long as he behaves. In any event he is a fine example of the art of taxidermy.
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i think is more important read him, i think opinion depend of social class.
Hello! I personally see a very clear tendency: young boys and girls do not care about Lenin at all. and elder people have very clear opinions... It is a pity that kids are not interested in our history any more
I think he should stay for people to see
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Indian Russia love
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WHAT ABOUT LENIN?
Far more talented than McCartney imo.
'Imagine' is just a totally different ball park - far, far better than 'Jet' (which is rubbish).
Russians only like McCartney better because he was able to perform there in Red Square, whereas John was cruelly gunned down outside the Dakota in 1980.
lol
Imagine all the peooooople
Living in communism
Lalala
You may say I am a dreamer
But I am not the only one 😂😂😂😂😂
So sad. ...the whole world is learning about Lenin contributions.... younger Russians doesn't have any idea about his contributions..... meanwhile The World' learning from his writings.......I don't care whoever said bad about Lenin......💥💥.he has changed the World history ,, til now People were Remembering him....
Lenin was the leader of the Bolshevik Red Terror, Lenin and his comrades killed over 200 000 people in 5 years, from - 1917 - 1922. Lenin was a marxist monster, and he deserves to rot in hell for all of his disgusting crimes against the Russian people. And Lenin ended the 1000 year old Russian state and replaced with the socialist Soviet Union were the people wich starved the people and used them as slave labour. Even Putin doesn't like Lenin, wich is interesting because putin usually is very positive of USSR leaders, such as Stalin, but Putin dislikes Lenin, that should tell you alot about Lenin, he was a monster, and he should be removed from the Red square, actually, his monument should be blown to pieces in front of a large crowd of people to celebrate the end of Lenin and his evil USSR marxist trash.
@@soccergod9149 я посмеялся
@@soccergod9149 But Lenin had free market economy which took a lots of value for Russia, but Stalin ruined it
I visited Lenin’s mausoleum
Lenin was the founder of the Soviet state which moved Russia from the 5th and 6th places to the 1st and 2nd ones, so that now we don't have to face 1854-1855 years again
They don't know their history."youngsters". We love Lenin Red salute🇮🇳from India.
no
a low quality video. Russians are feared of talking of this man.
Him make history of Russia and Pink Army Russia.
THEY DON'T KNOW THEIR HISTORY THIS YOUNG PERSON.
Yes. This is very sad 😞
@@truerussianadventure9214 Just give them a bit of time. Yes, it would be nice if they knew more, but that will come.
Yes I'm in their same age but know more about Russian history
It is terrifying
They should learn and read more
Young Russian dont remember the past that sad
Unfortunately 🥲🥲🥲
Let's crush kapitalism RAAHHH , RAHHHhh
We should keep the historical things as it. As it is said that the nation which forgets it's history ha sno future. There are 2 sides of the coin. Some might think he is great or some might thing the other way. However in both the ways the monument serves the purpose.
Russia 🇷🇺 our greatest allies. Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥
I agree, we should respect your history
The Soviet Union ( USSR).
Young generation ,who has never lived in the USSR, have no opinion because of ignorance and the rest has negative opinion while alive witnesses of those periods love and respect him. Long live great comrade of all oppressed ones!
thanks for your comment!
@@truerussianadventure9214 oh thank you for your kind answer. I wasn't expecting ☺️
the dude at 3:36 😬
He made the best point.
You can't make a revolution wearing white gloves.
Vladimir Lenin
absolutely! 👍
He must stay at red square for ever..he is history of russia ,i dont know why some people doesnt praid him .. he is live ..he will live
Lenin is a Hero!
Interesting, what do Russians learn about Lenin today in school? Is it all positive or negative?
I can understand elderly people who had been propagandised in their youth admiring him but do the young Russians not get taught what he did?
Interesting question! I will share my impressions and my experience. I studied at school 1997-2007. I have a feeling that the books itself do not have any certain position. However Revolution is presented as an inevitable result of bad situation in the country. Mostly history is perceived by kids as something old which doesn’t have any connection to us… there was Prince Vladimir, there was Cathrine the Great, there was Lenin… they are like dinosaurs 🦖… we study dinosaurs but we do not love or hate them…. nevertheless I think that it can depend on a teacher. I know a teacher who is very pro soviet and she presents her positions to kids… my teacher at school was indifferent 😂to anything around.. but my video proves that seems that most teachers are indifferent and grow indifferent kids, who do not even know who Lenin is…
@@truerussianadventure9214 You might consider that the revolution was in great part a result of the devasting WW1 that the imperialist states of Europe had started, which is why there were revolutionary tendencies not only in Russia in that time, but in other countries also. Though Lenin himself was an important figure he should be seen in the historic context. And yes, in school, no doubt students should learn the facts first. Everything else builds on that much later. I don't think that's bad.
@@whukriede did Lenin and his comrades murder 200 000 people - yes
did Lenin destroy the 1000 year old Russian state - yes
did Lenin order the murder of Tsar Nicholas and his innocent family - yes
did Lenin and his Cheka secret police murder every politician from the other political parties in Russia, e.g. the social revolutionary party - yes
did Lenin sign the treaty of brest-litovsk, giving away 2/3 of Russia's industrial production to the Germans - yes
did Lenin and his comrades force the peasants to give away their grain, if not they would be shot. This actually caused 50 000 peasants to revolt against Lenin - yes
*the point i'm making here is that Lenin was a marxist monster, and that he needs to be removed from the Red square, a river somewhere near moscow in a good
place to throw Lenin's ugly body into.*
Stop, please. What he did with Russia? He, we can say, created many new republics, and it was very democratic and progressive step, he and bolsheviks created the most revolutionary country of the world, he was a hero. I'm from generation z, you know. In our schools (Armenia) we study that he was a dictator or something like that, but that's not true. I has mostly "white" (Белогвардейцы) political orientation before I started read many historical books about this period of time, before I wrote Marx's, Engels's, Trotsky's and Lenin's books...
Sorry for my English. 😊
@@georgepirumyan9533 Interesting. A few months ago there were many more replies to this question, an entire list of historically accurate and provable but little known facts about Lenin and lots of the bad stuff he did. But it has all been purged.
Лги, шуми, кричи, повторяй ложь - «что-нибудь останется». Шумят капиталисты и пресса капиталистов, вот кто «шумит вовсю», стараясь перекричать, не дать выслушать правды, залить все потоком брани и выкриков, помешать деловому разъяснению. В этом суть попытки капиталистов, а также тех горе-социалистов, которые перешли вполне на сторону капиталистов, чтобы скрыть от народа правду; лгут, чтобы замолчать главное: вопрос о классовом характере той или иной организации власти. В этом суть.
Владимир Ленин
What about your opinion on Lenin?
I am an independent journalist)) I do not lay my opinion over the interviewees =) but in 2 words. I am not a fan of Lenin. in 1917 I would not have supported Revolution, however, even if I do not support his ideas, I do admit that Soviet Union did a lot for our country and we should respect it. I think he should stay in Red Square.
@@truerussianadventure9214 When the Bolsheviks took over, Russia did not even have specialized tank divisions lol. Imagine if the October Revolution did not happen, and Russia was still a semi-feudal agricultural society when ww2 happen. What do you think would happen? Also, the tzarist regime was a nasty unpopular regime. Although the Bolsheviks lost the 1918 election, 80% of the votes did go to the left, so it is clear that the general public was already moving to the left. You might think you would not support the revolution if you were alive in 1917, but the fact is you are looking at this from today’s point of view. If we look at a broader scheme of history, we would realize that the revolution was inevitable and that it was right for Russia because without rapid industrialization, being done by the Bolsheviks, the country was doomed.
@@LeonWagg if October revolution hadn't happen, maybe Hitler would not come to Power. Hitler was also socialist and interest to socialism was generated by October revolution. Moreover, even if Hitler was still in power and the Romanovs were in power in Russia there was a chance that western countries would cooperate with Russia more and create a system of collective security in Europe and did not let the war happen. however now we can only guess. everything happed as happened. do not understand me wrong. I do appreciate what USSR did for our country, but the methods were very cruel. I am sure if in 1917 bolsheviks would say to peasants that in 10 years bolsheviks will take everything from peasants and make them work in kolkhoz 0 peasants would support Revolution.
@True Russian Adventure I’m sorry but this is such a braindead comment. Hitler explicitly said that he used the term “socialist” simply as an attempt to gain working-class votes. Do you know that the socialist and the communist parties were the only two parties that opposed Hitler assuming dictatorial power while the centrist and right wings parties supported him? Do you know the SPD and the KPD members were the first groups of people who were sent to concentration camps? As a German, hearing you say shit like this is just minding blogging. Now, talking about Russia, the truth is, as I said, the Romanovs were doomed from the beginning. The revolution was inevitable although it might be other socialist groups apart from the Bolsheviks who took power. The fact that Germany was fucked after ww1 means that a man like Hitler would come to power nonetheless. Also, it does not matter if western countries would cooperate with Russia more if the Romanovs were still in power, the point is Russia would have still been a peasant society. The Romanovs had no intention or creative will to industrial, and for this precise reason, Russia would be fucked so hard in ww2 since no countries, regardless of their cooperation, would send millions of their men to die on behalf of a backward peasant country that didn't even have a tank.
@@LeonWagg I am not an expert on German history so I will rely on your opinion. and as I said even if I am not a fan of Lenin I do appreciate what the USSR did for our country. I just think that it is not good when you worked all your life and then someone comes to you and says: your cow is now my cow and you will work in kolkhoz planting wheat but starve to death because every single grain will be taken away from you. The history is not white and black. even in my family there are people who lived good in the 30th and those who went to prison just because they didnt want to give their last cow to kolkhoz. By the way if you like WW2 history, watch my video about "Missing WW2 soldiers". I am friends with a search team and sometimes they find German soldiers too
Tovarish Lenin should not be buried.
RUS değilim ama Rusların Lenin'i Frengili İİİ'sa Evrenos üzerinden sevdiğine e'Mİİ'nim... Bu fıkralardan dedem İbr'AA'him Müteferrika'nın kütüphanesinde bol bol var...
çyelovek diyor... biraz uğraşsam sökeceğim. Putin'in dilini çözemedim ama bu belgeseldeki Rusça arı duru bir Rusça... Bu kış kampını Artvin ile Kars'a koydum ACARA dağının bir köşesinde Batum'dan Tiflis'e kadar kolum uzanıyor. Bir az uğraşsam sökeceğim. Sayılarının fenomenolojisini çekmek ayrı dert, ismin hallerini çekmek ayrı dert, hemen hemen her fiilinin olması apayrı bir dert. Bunların hepsini kızıl saçlı erkek Kıvanç iyi bilir. Ben beceremedim. Kursun sonuna kadar kaldım beceremedim.
COMRADE LENIN FOREVER ♥️
Ленина нужно оставить - и точка.
Over 20 years too late for this question
Lenin Lived! Lenin Lives! Lenin will live, forever!! Revolutionary greetings from India to all the comrades in Russia! Long live the immortal science of Marxism! Все знают, что Ельстин мертв ... но Ленин? Нет!! Земля крестьянам! Заводы рабочим! И пуля в голову олигархам! ☭☭☭
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I think Russian people are scary to discuss about Lenin 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
you can see that many people gave their opinion. Only a few refused. and they refused because they just do not like being disturbed in the street. Only one man (mostly his wife) was scared) and I even doubt that they are Russians) maybe from Kazakhstan
@@truerussianadventure9214 I want to marry Russian girl can you help me. 🙏😀❤️🙏
Lenin Lived Lenin lives Lenin will live ✊🏻
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I heard he now lives in hell...
@@MarmotCanales 100%
he was devil..red devil
@@MarmotCanales there is no such thing as hell or god
LENNIN Was A Great Man and a Hero for Humanity ! ...at his time , most humans ( not Only In Russia) were living a life of sub existence due to dominance of the High Class ( mabe 15-25 % of population)...Kings and their associates kept in slavery almost all the others...LENNIN ENDED that path...even the next order society wasn,t perfect and dismissed years later , was a better way for the majority of humans....RESPECT LENNIN AS A GREAT HUMAN HERO !
How discouraging is to see that young people are like blank sheets when it comes to the history of their own country. Sad.
Yes. 🥲🥲🥲
Russian young people dont know abt history 😢