This man was inspired by Nikolai Chernychevsky's novel of the same name, and argued for a socialist political party in his pamphlet What Is to Be Done
This man was inspired by Nikolai Chernychevsky's novel of the same name, and argued for a socialist political party in his pamphlet What Is to Be Done?. This man allowed some private ventures to exist, mostly in agriculture, but taxed them heavily, as outlined in his (*) New Economic Policy. An online poll is asking civilians to vote whether or not to bury his body, which is presently displayed in Red Square. In 1917, he returned home in a sealed train car, after which he led the October Revolution. For ten points, who was this victor in the Russian Revolution, the first head of the USSR?
This man was inspired by Nikolai Chernychevsky's novel of the same name, and argued for a socialist political party in his pamphlet
Vladimir Ilyich {Lenin}