My idols and why they're my idols.
You all know me by now. I was born in the Soviet Union and grew up in Post-Soviet Russia for all of my life.
Even though the Union collapsed in 1991 (Actually, it fully collapsed in 1993) my parents and many of my neighbors in the small village I lived in, retained the ideals of communism.
In my village we hated Stalin and every man who was in charge after him.
The only good communist leaders were Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (Lenin) and his close friend Lev Davidovich Bronshtein (Leon Trotsky).
No matter what teachers say in America, my family knew them both closely. They were amazing men with a goal to help the whole entire country.
Czar Nicholas was ruining the country by bringing us into World War One. Russia was doing horrible by that point in time. There was no food and people were severely oppressed from doing anything.
Eventually there were strikes in the capital city. Even soldiers stationed there (Even the Cossacks ) helped the citizens riot.
The Czar ordered the shootings of lots of civilians, even small children and women. The protests were mostly non-violent but the Czar was a impatient man.
Eventually the Czar came back to Russia and was overthrown. A provisional government was set up, all by capitalist rich land-owners!!
I won't tell you the WHOLE history now, since that is not what this blog is about, but Lenin eventually took control of the country.
People loved him, he helped everyone. We got out of the war and people got better wages through the use of a Communist system. From 1917-1924 people didn't have incentive since they loved Lenin and his democracy so much.
He wasn't corrupt, he went to schools and hospitals and visited random people's houses to check in and help his people. Trotsky did the same!
They followed the ideals of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. Two German philosophers with amazing minds and warm personalities.
Those four communists are the best. They wanted democracy and communism and only wanted to help the working class people.
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