苏联影片《列宁的故事》,描写伟大的列宁最后几个月的生活。 E·格布里罗维奇是这样表现列宁逝世的: 女护士萨莎关上抽屉,从书房出来,走进列宁和克鲁普斯卡娅所在的那个房间,悄悄地坐在平日坐的位子上。我们看不见克鲁普斯卡娅也看不见列宁,我们只看见萨莎和听见克鲁普斯卡娅的声音,她在为列宁朗读杰克·伦敦的小说《爱生活》:“现在离轮船至多还有四哩。他已经清清楚楚地看见它了,还看见划过闪光的海面的白色帆船。但是他无法勉强自己走完这四哩路。命运向他提出了太多的要求。……他闭上眼睛,他无限珍惜地集中自己的所有力量。……他坚 The Soviet film “The Story of Lenin,” describes the last months of the great Lenin’s life. E. Grenelovic represented Lenin’s death in this way: The nurse Sasha closed the drawer, went out of the study, walked into the room where Lenin and Krupkskaya were, and sits quietly on a seat on weekdays. We can not see Krupskaya also can not see Lenin, we only see Sasha and hear Krupskaya’s voice, she is reading for Lenin reading Jack London’s novel “Love Life”: "Now up to ships He had seen it clearly and clearly, and saw the white sailboat across the glittering sea, but he could not force himself to finish the Four Mile, and fate put too many demands on him .... He closed his eyes and he gathered all his strength indefinitely .... He was strong