Primary Sources
1. Duranty, Walter. "Soviet Congress in Tears." The New York Times
23 Jan. 1924: 1.
This
source contained information on the death of Lenin.
2. Krupskaya,
N. K. Reminiscences of Lenin.
This source gave good primary information
and a look at the personal side of Lenin.
3. "Lenin Admits the Plot in His
Speech at
This source gave good quotes from Lenin’s
speeches.
4. "Lenin Assails British Labor
as Worst Foe of Bolshevism." The New York Times 22 Apr. 1920: 1. New York Times (Historical). UCLA
Library,
This source showed an example of the Marxism
that was behind Lenin’s ideas.
5. "Lenin Under Fire Defends His
Policy." The New York Times 17 Apr. 1921: 25. New
York Times (Historical). UCLA Library,
6. Lunkov,
Boris, trans. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin: Pages From His
Life.
This source contained personal entries by
Lenin himself.
7. "Salvation by Poetry." The
New York Times 22 June 1919: 37. New York Times
(Historical). UCLA Library,
This was a newspaper article from the time,
and gave good information on what was going on.
8. Sargant,
J. A. From a Russian Diary, 1917-1920 / by an Englishwoman.
This was another good example of someone who
new Lenin and wrote about him.
9. Steinberg, Mark D. Voices of
Revolution, 1917.
This contained quotes from the people of
10. "U.S.-Soviet Group Discusses
Textbook Versions of History." The New York Times 15 Nov. 1987: 44.
New York Times (Historical). UCLA
Library,
Discusses the different takes on what really
happened.