VOICED : Lenin watches on over increasingly indifferent Russians

The video explores Lenin's enduring legacy in Moscow and across Russia, highlighting how his name and image are still prevalent in street names, buildings, and monuments. The Moscow subway, named after Lenin, serves millions daily, and his embalmed body remains on display in Red Square. While older generations view Lenin fondly, younger Russians are less nostalgic, suggesting a shift in how his legacy is perceived. A 2014 poll showed a majority favor keeping Lenin's monuments, but as Russia approaches the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution, discussions about his place in modern society continue.

What is one reason why Lenin's legacy remains prominent in Moscow?

• The popularity of his economic policies

• His influence on modern Russian politics

• The Soviet Union's emergence as a superpower

• His role in the Russian Revolution

What is a notable feature of the Moscow subway system?

• It is the least used subway system in Europe

• It was built in the 21st century

• It is named after Lenin

• It is the oldest subway system in the world

How do younger generations in Russia generally view Lenin?

• As ancient history

• With great admiration

• As a controversial figure

• As a symbol of modern Russia

What percentage of Russians, according to a 2014 poll, wanted to keep Lenin's monuments?

• 80%

• 60%

• 40%

• 20%

What significant event related to Lenin was Russia preparing for?

• The 50th anniversary of the Soviet Union

• The 100th anniversary of the October Revolution

• The 200th anniversary of Lenin's birth

• The 75th anniversary of World War II