# Vladimir Lenin
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Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (22 April [O.S. 10 April] 1870 – 21 January 1924), better known as vladimir lenin, was a Russian revolutionary, politician and political theorist. He was the first head of government of Soviet Russia from 1917 until his death in 1924 and of the Soviet Union from 1922 until his death. As the Bolsheviks' founder, Lenin led the October Revolution, which established the world's first communist state and short-lived soviet democracy.
The Real History of Communism: The Russian Revolution
A century ago, left-wing radicals seized control of the Russian Empire and unleashed seven decades of ruthless terror, killing millions of people and inflicting untold human suffering. How did it happen? In this explosive episode of Real History, Matt Walsh traces Vladimir Lenin and the Bolsheviks'…
Enhanced Show Notes | A Tale of Two Colonies | Heritage Briefs - Episode # 14
Enhanced Show Notes | A Tale of Two Colonies | Heritage Briefs - Episode # 14 By Chuck Christie, The MorningStar Heritage Briefs by New Dominion Media, September 07, 2026 💬 Show Notes: In this episode of the Morning Star Heritage Briefs, Chuck Christie presents "A Tale of Two Colonies," exploring t…
EPISODE 002 UNDER THE ATTACK OF SOCIALISM | Williams Uninterrupted
UNDER THE ATTACK OF SOCIALISM | Williams Uninterrupted EP. 2
What happens when a political movement promises economic equality, but the government it establishes concentrates extraordinary power over its citizens?
In Episode 2 of Williams Uninterrupted, Andrew Williams takes a deep dive into the Bo…
Lenin's WWII goo adventure
Kara also tells Matt an incredible story from Russia during World War II — the Weekend at Bernie's-style odyssey that kept Vladimir Lenin's corpse safe.
We're going to do this regularly, so if you have questions for Matt and Kara send them through as emails or voice notes, to ifyourelistening@abc.…
The Edition: how Britain sobered up
This week: The Spectator’s cover story looks at how Britain is sobering up, forgoing alcohol in favour of alcohol free alternatives. In his piece, Henry Jeffreys – author of Empire of Booze – attacks the vice of sobriety and argues that the abstinence of young Britons will have a detrimental impact…
The October Revolution
The October Revolution: The Fall of Russia's Provisional Government and the Rise of the Soviet State
In 1917, Russia was on the brink of collapse. War, hunger, and growing public anger had shaken the country, but the fall of the monarchy was only the beginning of a much bigger struggle.
Led by Vlad…
A tribute to Sir Patrick Stewart and Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Star Trek : The Next Generation faced a challenge so vast that the producers thought it insurmountable.
Captain Kirk, as Gene Roddenberry wrote him, was a warrior king. William Shatner played the role with such buccaneer spirit that it was hard to imagine any one man mat…
The Joy of Resistance: Ep. 9 - Violence
What of violent resistance? This is one of the most vexed questions surrounding the ethics and viability of resistance. What constitutes violence? When, if ever, is it justified? Does it actually work? It is clear that it often takes the application of some kind of force to get states to change, ye…
11-3-26 - 11am - Indoctrination
In a shocking revelation, a recent classroom visit to a Denver elementary school has left many questioning the true intentions of the education system. The speaker shares a disturbing story about a group of fifth graders being indoctrinated with communist ideology, complete with a flyer quoting Vla…
The Good Vanguard, Bad Vanguard Strategy
New Discourses Bullets, Ep. 193
Radical movements often tend to advance themselves by means of a vanguard approach in which a radical front pushes the issues and agenda forward while the bulk of the movement comes behind. The Communist dictator Vladimir Lenin was famous tor using this approach to …
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