Lenin

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The entity 'Ленин' is referenced in the snippets as a central figure in Soviet history and ideology, frequently associated with monuments, political symbolism, and contested public memory. His image appears in legal and electoral disputes, such as bans on using his portrait in campaign materials in Tюменской области and ЯНАО, and is linked to symbolic acts like the planned replacement of his statue in Kyiv with one of Ivan Mazepa. The mentions also highlight cultural and historical narratives surrounding him, including his role in the creation of Soviet Ukraine and the legacy of his policies,…

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On May 1, 1965, in Tbilisi, monk Gavril Urgebade poured kerosene on and burned a 12-meter portrait of Lenin on the building of the Supreme... — Север.Реалии
On May 1, 1965, in Tbilisi, monk Gavril Urgebade poured kerosene on and burned a 12-meter portrait of Lenin on the building of the Supreme... — Север.Реалии
On May 1, 1965, Hieromonk Gavril Urgebade publicly burned a 12-meter portrait of Lenin in Tbilisi, and after decades the shaman Alexander Gabyshev went on foot to Moscow to expel Putin. How did Soviet and Russian authorities respond to mystical protests with punitive psychiatry and why history ruled otherwise - in a new episode of the project "Rifms of History" with Andrey Filimonov. — Север.Реалии
On May 1, 1965, Hieromonk Gavril Urgebade publicly burned a 12-meter portrait of Lenin in Tbilisi, and after decades the shaman Alexander Gabyshev went on foot to Moscow to expel Putin. How did Soviet and Russian authorities respond to mystical protests with punitive psychiatry and why history ruled otherwise - in a new episode of the project "Rifms of History" with Andrey Filimonov. — Сибирь.Реалии
On May 1, 1965, in Tbilisi, monk Gavril Urgebade poured kerosene on and burned a 12-meter portrait of Lenin on the building of the Supreme... — Idel.Реалии
On May 1, 1965, in Tbilisi, monk Gavril Urgebade poured kerosene on and burned a 12-meter portrait of Lenin on the building of the Supreme... — Радио Свобода
On May 1, 1965, in Tbilisi, monk Gavril Urgebade poured kerosene on and burned a 12-meter portrait of Lenin on the building of the Supreme... — Сибирь.Реалии
How Russia removes election candidates due to songs by Tsuya, fonts, and Lenin monument — DOXA analysis — DOXA
Historian explains reason for Lenin's creation of Soviet Ukraine — Вести
Legendary, now also Guard! — Минобороны России
Election Commission of the Tyumen Region rejected 20 thousand KPRF newspapers due to photo of Lenin — 7х7 — Горизонтальная Россия
Communists in Tyumen Oblast banned from using Lenin in agitation — Дождь (Telegram)
Communists in the Tyumen region banned from using Vladimir Lenin in their agitation — Meduza
Brief happiness of the nepman — Вечерняя Москва
Election Commission of YNAO demanded hiding portraits of Lenin and Stalin in CPRF campaign video — Говорит НеМосква
Lenin's car transported to temporary storage during museum repair — Вести
The whole city mourns him; for me he is a two-faced Janus — Сибирь.Реалии
Man Decided to Walk His Goat on Red Square and Ended Up in Jail — Фонтанка
About ten supporters of the CPRF in Irkutsk were fined for a May Day parade with carnations to Lenin's bust — Медиазона
Film historian explains the creation of the 'Lenin is a mushroom' meme — Вести