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弗拉基米尔·伊里奇·列宁逝世后,许多工人、农民、干部,乃至学生,纷纷投书莫斯科的报社编辑部、掌管文化的苏维埃机关和党中央委员会,建议永远保存对领袖的纪念。在所有的信件和电报中,都有一个共同的要求:保留列宁的遗体,好使他们能够瞻仰他。 1924年1月24日,党中央委员会和苏联政府作出决议:“(1)将安放列宁遗体的灵柩保存于陵墓中,以供瞻仰。(2)将陵墓建于红场的克里姆
After the death of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, many workers, peasants, cadres, and even students, all of whom voted for the newspaper editorial office of Moscow, the Soviet-style organs in charge of culture and the Central Committee of the Party, and proposed to forever preserve the commemoration of the leader. In all correspondence and telegrams, there is one common requirement: keep the remains of Lenin so that they may look upon him. On January 24, 1924, the Central Party Committee and the Soviet government made a resolution: "(1) The goblin where the body of Lenin was placed was kept in a mausoleum for consideration. (2) The tomb built in Red Square, Kerim