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&Daughters,6535 Cecilia Circle,Edina,Minnesota 55439.  \nCopyright G 1992 by Abdo Consulting Group,Inc.,Pentagon Tower,P.0.Box 36036,Minneapolis,Minnesota 55435.International copyrights reserved in all counties.No part ofthis book may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher.Printed in the United States.  \nPhoto credits:Archive Photos-11,14,47,55FPG International-24,31,38,41,51,57Globe Photos-37,44UPI/Bettmann-cover,4,9,27  \nEdited by:Rosemary Wallner  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nKallen,StuartA.,1955-  \nThe Stalin era/written by StuartA.Kallen;[edited by Rosemary Wallner]  \np.cm.—(The Rise &fall of the Soviet Union)  \nIncludes index.  \nSummary:Examines events in the Soviet Union during the era of Stalin and his effect on thecountry.  \nISBN 1-56239-102-X(lib.bdg.)  \n1.Soviet Union—History—1925-1953—Juvenile literature.2.Stalin,Joseph,1879-1953—Juvenile literature.[1.Soviet Union—History—1925-1953.2.Stalin,Joseph,1879-1953.]1.Wallner,Rosemary,1964-.II.Title.III.Series:Kallen,Stuart A.,1955-Rise &fall of the Soviet Union.DK267.K3431992947.084'2—dc2092-13474CIPAC  \n# able of contents\n\nPage  \n5 the cult of lenin10 aman of steel16 shalin's slaves19 food uars  \n22 harvest of sorTOU26 Ferror in the kremlin34 dividing up the uorld40 the grea pariotic lar45 the siege of leningrad48 peace ar las49 the curtain falls56 back in the ISS59 from steel to rust  \n6l tears of sadness,tears of jou63 glossar64 index  \nLenin's tomb in Moscow.  \n# the cult of lenin\n\nhe scientist hurriesthrough the cold dawnbreaking across RedSquare in Moscow.Heenters an imposing tomband lightly descends theblack and red granitestairs.Down into thesilent dark he steps,towhere the body ofVladimir Lenin has lain  \nsince 1935.The scientist opens the crystal cof-fin,containing the father of Communism,andcarefully examines the embalmed corpse.  \nGingerly,the scientist brushes flecks of dust offthe dead man's face.Then,he dabs a specialelixir on the waxy skin and returns the glasscoffin lid to its proper place.  \nAfter the scientist has completed this  \nweekly ritual,he opens a heavily locked door andenters a control center.The only one of its kind inthe world,this room's walls are covered with anarray of electronic instruments that maintain asteady climate in the tomb.The scientist,whoselife's work has been preserving the body ofVladimir Lenin,nods his head in satisfaction.  \nS  \nWhatever political changes may be takingplace outside of this tomb,for this week atleast,time has not touched the former hero ofthe Soviet people.  \nFor nearly seventy years,hundreds of  \nscientists from all walks of Soviet medicine andbiology have wrestled with the question of howto prevent Lenin's body from decomposing.Forit was not only the skin and the bones thatwere to be kept alive.Lenin's enduring bodywould also represent the enduring ideals andspirit of the Communist Revolution.The formulathat the scientists developed for embalmingLenin has been a state secret for decades.Theinformation has been as jealously guarded asplans for making nuclear weapons.While thebodies of the ancient Egyptian mummies haveturned to dust,Lenin is as well-preserved asthe day he died.  \nWhen Lenin died on January 21,1924,morticians only hoped to make his body last forsix days,until the funeral.It was thirty belowzero in Moscow that week.This caused greatsuffering to the endless thousands of mournerswho lined up to pay Lenin their last respects.Butthe frigid weather also preserved Lenin's body.  \n6","cbCaiteBN3tT5qcE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiteBN3tT5qcE","pdf",2567025,72,"English","# the cult of lenin\n## Summary\n## Table of contents overview\n## Photo and publication credits","[{\"question\":\"What is the focus of this book section titled \\\"the cult of lenin\\\"?\",\"answer\":\"It describes the weekly preservation ritual surrounding Vladimir Lenin’s embalmed body 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