Krupskaya with a group of Soviet Young Pioneers, 1927 -- Daily LIFT #1795

From the Soviet Press, 1962, a moving account of the great John Reed. Yelizaveta Drabkina was only 16 years old when she took part in the October 1917 Revolution. She met and spoke to Lenin on many occasions. Her book Black Crusts, which is widely read in the Soviet Union, centers on the period. In 1961 she published The Story of an Unwritten Book, in which she describes John Reed's part in the Russian Revolution. She was a close friend of the American journalist. REVOLUTIONA

Reminisces of the Second Congress of the Russian Social-Democratic Labour Party from Fridrikh Lengnik, Krupskaya and Martyn Lyadov....

Krupskaya with a Soviet student, 1936 -- Daily LIFT #1471 Nadezhda Krupskaya stanch revolutionary, Marxist and Bolshevik -- who went into...

Ceremony at the monument to Nadezhda Krupskaya, Moscow, USSR 1976 -- Daily LIFT #1106 The monument was sculpted by the great Soviet...

This short little piece published in the Soviet magazine Socialism: Theory and Practice in April 1983 looks at the various events that...

In honour of the 150th anniversary of the birth of the great Bolshevik revolutionary and leader we repost a Soviet account of her life...

Nadezhda Krupskaya and Clara Zetkin at the Third All-Russia Conference on Preschool Education, Moscow, 1926 -- Daily LIFT #401 Zetkin,...

A team of tractor drivers visit Krupskaya's office in Moscow, 1935 -- Daily LIFT #400 Nadezhda Krupskaya stanch revolutionary, Marxist...