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Communist Party Figure, Author. She received recognition, as the wife of Russia's first Communist leader, Vladimir Lenin, for her support of the Russian Revolution of 1917 and what would become the Communist Party.
Nadezhda Krupskaya (1869-1939) was not only the wife of Russia’s main revolutionary, but also a party activist who worked underground and in exile.
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Like many other revolutionary figures, Krupskaya was not from the working class, and was born into a privileged but financially struggling family. Source: RIA NovostiA Like many other revolutionary figures, Krupskaya was not from the working class, and was born into a privileged but financially struggling family. She graduated high school with a go...
Krupskaya first met Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (later known as Vladimir Lenin) in 1894 as a result of her revolutionary activity; in fact, while attending a discussion group. Already in 1897, when Lenin was arrested for sedition and exiled for three years to Shushenskoye (2,800 miles from Moscow), Krupskaya wrote that, “we've gotten to know each other...
Krupskaya first met Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (later known as Vladimir Lenin) in 1894 as a result of her revolutionary activity; in fact, while attending a discussion group. Source: Mary Evans Pictrure Library/Global Look Press Krupskaya suffered from Graves' disease, an incurable illness at that time. This disease affects the thyroid gland in the ne...
Krupskaya suffered from Graves' disease, an incurable illness at that time. This disease affects the thyroid gland in the neck, causing the eyes to bulge and the neck to tighten. Source: Mary Evans Pictrure Library/Global Look Press In 1917, Krupskaya returned to Russia with Lenin after the autocracy’s collapse, and supported all of her husband’s d...
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Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya was a revolutionary who became the wife of Vladimir I. Lenin, played a central role in the Bolshevik (later Communist) Party, and was a prominent member of the Soviet educational bureaucracy. A Marxist activist in St. Petersburg in the early 1890s, Krupskaya met.
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Oct 23, 2016 · Krupskaya and Lenin, 1922. Apparently, Nadezhda suffered from Graves’ disease, but nothing could prevent her from working as a personal secretary to Lenin and as the editorial secretary for the party newspapers and journals.
On February, 27, 1939, Nadezhda Krupskaya died in her apartment in the Kremlin, which had been her home for her last 20 years. Stalin was one of the pallbearers at her funeral. An urn with her ashes was placed inside the Kremlin wall, where she rests with other heroes of the Soviet Union .
