LENIN'S FUNERAL CELEBRATED IN TERRIBLE COLD ON RED SQUARE IN MOSCOW

Lenin’s body exposed and watched at the trade union house

The trade union house, starting point of the funeral convoy

The vellar reserved for the dictator at the bottom of the kremlin wall

The last funeral ceremony on the tribune in front of the var

The transissorted soldiers warm themselves around a big fire

More than 600,000 people marched past Lenin's remains. On the day of the funeral, at 2 p.m., the factories and trains stopped for five minutes. Our third photograph shows the tomb, on which the inscription “Lenin” is read in Russian. We see on the fourth, from left to right: Kalenin, Rykoff, Kameneff, Tomsky and Bukharin.