Leninists see this picture as a fatal argument in favor of the fact that Lenin could not act in the interest of Germany - and they constantly publish it in comments. The picture only shows that according to the history of the CPSU, everyone would have received a solid failure. Since it is necessary to know Lenin's "April Theses", this is the basis for the basics. So, Lenin arrives in Russia via Germany in a sealed carriage - and publicly announces his plan of action, those "April Theses". Strategic points: 1. No revolutionary defense support; Organize extensive propaganda against revolutionary defense in the army. 2. There is no support for the provisional government, propaganda is being conducted against it. 3. The goal is not a parliamentary republic, but a republic of councils. "The elimination of the police, the army, the bureaucracy." Everything else is about tactics. That is, in wartime, a person calls: - to conduct defeatist propaganda in the army; - fight the government; - Ideally, destroy the army, the state apparatus and the police, and plunge the country into anarchy, where the unit of government will be the councils. Tell me, what is unacceptable to the German General Staff here? Here, excuse me, is everything you could dream of doing with the enemy during the war. Yes, and imagine - Lenin did not call for the creation of any combat-ready army (not to mention research institutes, etc.) in his "April Theses".

Leninists see this picture as a fatal argument in favor of the fact that Lenin could not act in the interest of Germany - and they constantly publish it in comments. The picture only shows that according to the history of the CPSU, everyone would have received a solid failure. Since it is necessary to know Lenin's "April Theses", this is the basis for the basics. So, Lenin arrives in Russia via Germany in a sealed carriage - and publicly announces his plan of action, those "April Theses". Strategic points: 1. No revolutionary defense support; Organize extensive propaganda against revolutionary defense in the army. 2. There is no support for the provisional government, propaganda is being conducted against it. 3. The goal is not a parliamentary republic, but a republic of councils. "The elimination of the police, the army, the bureaucracy." Everything else is about tactics. That is, in wartime, a person calls: - to conduct defeatist propaganda in the army; - fight the government; - Ideally, destroy the army, the state apparatus and the police, and plunge the country into anarchy, where the unit of government will be the councils. Tell me, what is unacceptable to the German General Staff here? Here, excuse me, is everything you could dream of doing with the enemy during the war. Yes, and imagine - Lenin did not call for the creation of any combat-ready army (not to mention research institutes, etc.) in his "April Theses".