Lenin wrote hundreds of works, even his biographical chronicle. Many readers know not only every day, but almost an hour of his life. And it still remains a mystery how this man, who spent almost the entire beginning of the twentieth century abroad (up to one thousand nine hundred and seventeen), managed to lead the Russian revolution, come to power at the head of his party, and most importantly, keep it. The years of Lenin's reign begin with the year when the Great Revolution took place. A bloody event for Russia!
A kind old man who loved children and peasants so much, but most of all abroad
In Soviet Russia, everyone was fed with the image of the great leader - the good grandfather Lenin. A dear old man who loved the proletariat boundlessly. But what did this good-natured old man, who was very fond of spending time abroad, think about the people, as well as the methods of governing the unfortunate inhabitants of Russia? Vladimir Ilyich quite frankly promotes the idea that the authorities need not only to intimidate the defeated country and its people. The population needs to be broken!
Simply conquering the Russian Empire was not enough for bankers like Schiff, Morgan, Warburg. Themguarantees were needed that this great country would not rise again. It will not take over the route by which bread came from Turkey to Europe. They had to be sure that the Russian peasant would not ruin the British wheat producer again.
Destruction of the market economy
It was important to the authorities of the United States of America and Great Britain that the Russians did not start expanding again to the Far East. In this regard, Vladimir Lenin, having finished with the Russian intelligentsia, takes on the peasantry. It must be said that in the first years of Lenin's rule there was no famine in the villages. Interruptions occurred only in St. Petersburg.
But Vladimir Ilyich, who knew perfectly well that a food policy could work effectively only in conditions of famine, decides to organize it on his own. During the reign of Lenin, the food market of the state is actually destroyed. He introduces executions for private trade. This is what helps to create hunger in big cities. His next step was to incite anger towards the peasants among the working class, relying on the fact that the latter did not want to provide the city with bread.
Surrender bread or live in the ground
Hiding behind an artificially created famine, the Bolsheviks started a war with villages and villages. Food detachments began to be sent there to seize grain supplies. Because of this, famine is now beginning also in the villages. The very process of seizing the bread took place in the most terrible way.
Appeared well in the villagean armed detachment with a machine gun, the peasants were driven onto cattle and demanded to give out all the grain they had. And when he wasn’t there, because this was not the first food detachment, they took the first peasant and buried him alive in the ground. Vladimir Ilyich loved his people very much!
A terrible famine in the once richest empire
Thanks to the efforts of the Bolsheviks during the reign of Lenin began a terrible famine. And this despite the fact that even before the revolution, the Russian Empire could not only feed itself, but also undermine grain production in England. Now the people were forced to survive by picking berries and mushrooms, and sometimes quinoa. The management was well aware of this, since it was the fruit of their work. But, according to Trotsky, it was not yet a famine. He cited Jerusalem as an example when Titus took it. Then Jewish mothers ate their own children.
But in fact there were no problems in Russia with the stocks of bread. Those who served Vladimir Ilyich faithfully were paid in gold and fed their fill. The famine helped to pit not only the workers and peasants, but also to rob Russian churches. During the years of Lenin's rule, Russian churches were not just burned down, at first representatives of the new government robbed church property.
Popular uprisings against usurpers
It should be noted that the peasants put up stiff resistance to the regime of Vladimir Ilyich. Mass uprisings broke out throughout the state. People who were driven to despair began to take up arms. A burning hatred grew everywhereBolsheviks.
For the Russian people, it became clear that the power in the state was seized by enemies. In one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, the Tambov province rebelled. Its population was about four million. And from the twentieth, the Tambov People's Republic and the partisan region arose with three of their armies from thirty regiments of peasants.
As a result of the destruction of mass peasant uprisings, more than two million people died. The same was true across the country. Such were the results of Lenin's reign. The common people did their best to resist the new usurping power. And, characteristically, the Red Army suffered its main losses not in battles with the White Guard, but in the war against its own population - the peasants.
The date of Lenin's reign is connected with the Great October Revolution, which was supposed to free the common people from the autocracy of the tsars. But what was the main reason for the coup became clear after the first months of Vladimir Ilyich's leadership. Lenin very tough, bloody and stubbornly solved his task - to destroy the Russian state, Russian power.
