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Lenin proved decisive and ruthless from the very beginning. He neglected his fellow countrymen sufferings, because he was focused crushing any internal opposition or riots. The Red Army or as it was also commonly referred to - The Great Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army - was raised by Lenin’s Bolsheviks to oppose the various military collectively known as the White army during the Russian Civil War. After 1922, the Red Army was transformed into the Army of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics by the new regime.
====Lenin’s Cult of Personality====
Lenin had an amazing power over the crowds – he was a great powerful and gifted orator with truly inspirational power. From early age Vladimir was capable of effectively transmitting communicating complicated concepts and simplifying any complicated matter ideas to the masses until people lost their will and eventually got their minds enslavedhis audience. But make no mistake: some may celebrate Lenin as a defendant of workers’ rightscould effectively communicate with Russians who had limited education. Unfortunately, but he Lenin was much more decisive and prepared interested in building a country around his persona instead of trying to cause horrific mass suffering and sacrifice countless human improve the lives in the pursuit of Communist goalsRussian citizens. Lenin was fairly ruthless with any opposition to his rule. Millions of free-will poets, philosophers or priests lost their life lives or were forced to emigrate.<ref>Church The OrthodoxChurch was almost completely banned.</ref>
Lenin’s absolute authoritarian regime soon gained lots of opponents generated opposition and he narrowly survived a few assassination attempts. In one of these attempts, Vladimir Lenin was severely wounded and his long term health was affected. However, Lenin was a true 's injury and workaholic, which in effect further ruined nature eroded his health. In May 1922 he suffered a stroke from which he never fully recovered. He lost his power of speech and his right arm and leg were paralyzed. In December came , he had another stroke. The third followed in March 1923 and turned him into a living corpse. Lenin died on 24 January 1924. His corpse was embalmed and emblematically placed in a mausoleum in his memoriam on Moscow's Red Square. St Petersburg was named renamed Leningrad (The City of Lenin)in his honor.
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