Vladimir Lenin was a Russian revolutionary leader who helped spark the Bolshevik Revolution. He was born in 1870 to a middle-class family and studied law, becoming involved in Marxist politics. After several exiles from Russia, Lenin fully embraced Marxism and led the Bolsheviks to power in the October Revolution of 1917, establishing the Soviet Union. He faced many challenges in consolidating power and reforming Russia's economy and society, but suffered strokes starting in 1922 and died in 1924, leaving a lasting impact on communism in the Soviet Union.

1. “Sometimes History Needs
a Push”
Said by Vladimir Lenin

2. Introduction
Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov alias Lenin,
was a Russian revolutionary, politician,
and political theorist

3. Early
Life
• Born in 22 April 1870, in Simbirsk.
• His father was a university teacher.
• His mother was a physician.
• Spent much of his free time playing chess.
• Became erratic and confrontational after his father’s death.

4. The Road to
revolution
• Death of his Father
• Execution of his Brother
• Expelled from Kazan University
• Marxist Movement
• Law Practitioner
• Exiled

5. The Revolution & The birth of
‘USSR’
• War of 1904 & its Impacts
• WW1 & its Impacts
• The Tsar's Empire
• The October Revolution
• Birth of USSR

6. Death
• Lenin suffered a stroke in May, 1922
• How the newly formed USSR would be
governed after his death
• Another stroke in March 10, 1923
• Passed away on January 21, 1924

7. Challen
ges
• Exile Period
• Leadership Struggle at Bolshevik Party
• The Revolutions
• Problems created from the Fall Of Tsar Regime
 Economical
 Social
• After Math Of WW1

8. Contributions
• Marxism- Leninism
• Bolshevik party constitution
• October Revolution
• First Communist State
• Social reformation of USSR
• Economic reformation of USSR

9. Leadership
Impact
• Loyalty
• Empathy
• Accountability
• Duty & Determination
• Energy & Encouragement
• Respect
• Selfless

10. A lie told
often
enough
becomes
the truth
- Vladimir Lenin