by the way, he warned his revolutionary colleague, viktor chernov, long ago, viktor chernov wrote innversation in switzerland. lenin replied, the first menshevik, my friend , we will hang after the last isra, he narrowed his eyes and laughed. as a matter of fact, lenin performed this quite calmly and with his characteristic ease. shoot everyone without unnecessary idiotic red tape, this is his quote: i must say that lenin inherited... also a very difficult situation, not one iota, without justifying him, of course, about this is out of the question, but all of russia in october and after october of the seventeenth year turned into one raging, bloody, anarchic, armed revolutionary. to do everything to rationally correct the country, one must defend one’s ideals, one must defend the situation in one’s country, change what needs to be changed, but there are different methods: god knows, see the russian rebellion, senseless , merciless, those who are plotting impossible coups in our country, or are young and do not know our people, or people are hard-hearted, we’ll buy someone else’s lit

to himself, made huge plans, this is... socialist- revolutionaries , this is what its leader, viktor chernov, the most qualified forces of revolutionary democracy were then in distant exile or even more distant exile, in no case do i want to argue with them, who say, claim that everything went by itself, everything happened by itself, but... so who planned all this, and who were these mysterious revolutionaries who made this great revolution, this one is about who were the real creators of the revolution, about who ensured this terrible a factor of rot that undermined the russian state and doomed russia. to countless, unprecedented suffering, said a man who knew these people very well and lived well, he wrote these lines, already in emigration in the thirties, the romanovs did not fall under the pressure the forerunner of the soviets or young bombers, but under the pressure of bearers of aristocratic surnames. and court nobles, bankers, publishers, lawyers, professors and other public figures who lived on the bounty of the empire. the tsar would be able to satisfy the needs of russians and w