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in may nine hundred twenty three he followed medical advice and left the moscow kremlin. it was here as a frown man only in his early fifty's vladimir image in the north would spend his final years in september nineteenth eighteen a soviet leader. after. i mean chris amount of time. as his health deteriorated over the coming years finally living in retirement he died in this actual bed on the twenty first of january ninety twenty four. after the complex was renamed linsky officially became a museum in one nine hundred thirty eight and was a place of pilgrimage to serve its citizens right up to the fall of the iron curtain from viewing his death mask here to visiting his red square we're talking about local historians tourists communists the epic achievements of lenin still have a cult following and all the places connected with his life and legacy. as the journey that was. building well unfortunately that's what's how we have on this week's program i'll see you again at the same time next week so until then for me and the rest of the crew from spectacular. let. the new pa

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change the course of history and starting off here on red square next to the magnificent moscow kremlin. as we take a look at his epic journey and visit various landmarks associated with his life. here in around five minutes but first i will cross over to dmitri in just a moment for the latest business. and it's you and welcome to business at sea oil prices are flat after dropping almost five percent on thursday that was after the international energy agency made a surprise announcement sixty million barrels of oil would be released from strategic reserves something the first time in history the i has sanctioned the release of reserves the move is intended to offset the loss of production from libya currently in the gulf war he while some opec members want to possible counter measures to prop up the oil price christine just kind of from standard and poor's explains why she thinks the has taken the unusual action. i think it's three things one it is trying to ensure that when the northern hemisphere is going to the driving season they will be enough supply now a lot of the opec member co

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changed the course of this trade and starting off here on red square next to the magnificent moscow kremlin join me martin andrews as we take a look at his epic journey and visit various landmarks associated with his life and . a mascot is here in around five minutes time before that though we'll take a look what's happening in business dimitris here. welcome to business and see oil prices dropped almost five percent on thursday that's after the international energy agency made a surprise announcement sixty million barrels of oil will be released from strategic reserves now half of this will come from the u.s. with other major economies providing the rest over a thirty day period it's only the third time in history that the i.a.e.a. has sanctioned the release of reserves this move is intended to offset the loss of production from libya. in civil meanwhile some opec members want a possible counter measures to prop up the oil price. now for more on this i'm joined by christine just corrino she is an oil and gas standard and poor's equity research christine thank you so much for being with us

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lenin moved into the moscow kremlin in nineteen eighteen legend has it that he took both his wife. and his. french born revolutionary innocent ottomans with him. i'm an ash where we head towards the national hunt the last two decades of the access to many many locations previously closed or even a moon in the us a soft museums houses hotels bunkers it seems the russian capital is now open to all well almost if you want an example of a consequence house in the last century this is perfect built in luncheon or three by the famed an architect from the event of the national home talent been inspiring historic landmark for more than a century before the revolution the hotel hosted foreign diplomats. loyalty business tycoons and indeed the famous after nine hundred seventy international has proclaimed the first house of the soviets and became a residence of the bullshit government accommodating top communist leaders our main point of interest is really one of seven the bright spots in syria since the location while antique furniture high ceilings and a sense of history is the one hundred

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