Lenin in 1918 (1939)

After the victory of the October Revolution, the emerging Soviet regime was interfered by the armed forces of all enemies. Britain, Japan, Turkey and other countries took advantage of the Russian landlords and rich peasants to stifle the nature of the Soviet regime and made a big fuss on the food issue. At the same time, the White Russian forces in the country stabbed Lenin by all means imaginable, and Matveyev, who broke into the enemy's interior, relayed the news of the enemy's assassination of Lenin to Vassili, but due to Bukharin's obstruction, Lenin was shot and injured by female secret agent Kaplan after the factory speech. At this time, a severe famine hung over the newborn Soviet Russia, and the Russian people were worried about their wounded leader. Gorky came to Lenin's bed and felt guilty that he had discussed with Lenin not long ago whether to be kind to the enemy. The Kremlin Square was filled with people who knew about Lenin's illness day and night, when Lenin's illness news reached the workers' ears: "Lenin no longer has a fever" and "Wula"! The shouts shook the horizon.