In Moscow they are discussing actually, if they should put LENIN in a grave at last, not continue to show his body to thousands of visitors again in that Mausoleum at the Kremlin. It’s time to say “Good bye Lenin“, isn’t it? There are built enough sculptures of that man. Close his coffin, earth on that! Let’s say a HALLO to reality …
title=”goodbye Lenin” – photo by Raluca Nagy
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Street life – Snowfall Originally uploaded by Valery Titievsky
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title=”Lenin” by Hryck., on Flickr, sent to my group BLOG IT!
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Flickr Comments 
let lenin go the natural way
the body is after the dead only an empty part
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Time to let go I think . . .
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related:
https://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2011/02/15/russian-strength/
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P.S.:
I like the work of the photographer
Valery Titievsky
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/dotfoto/popular-interesting/
I will ask him, if he gives permission
to feature more of his work in cold Novosibirsk
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novosibirsk
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Interesting… why the change?
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