 There, Lenin, Trotsky, and other Bolshevik leaders moved into the Kremlin, where Lenin lived with his wife and sister Maria in a first floor apartment adjacent to the room in which the Sovnarkom meetings were held.Lenin disliked Moscow, but rarely left the city centre during the rest of his life.He survived a second assassination attempt, in Moscow in August 1918; he was shot following a public speech and injured badly.