Любовь вождя Крупская и Арманд

Lenin and his faithful wife and comrade-in-arms N. Krupskaya settled in Paris at the end of 1909. It was here that the Bolshevik leader was destined to meet the “Russian Frenchwoman” Inessa Armand, who left a deep heartfelt mark on his life. Krupskaya loved her husband, but suggested that he divorce so that he could marry Inessa. Lenin thought and said: “No.” Krupskaya stayed and even found the strength to make friends with her rival. However, as it turns out, there were other women in the life of the leader...

Written in the genre of a documentary story, the book reveals episodes of Lenin’s personal life that are little known to the general reader.