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 are the arguments for and against moving Lenin's mausoleum from Red Square?

What are the implications of the upcoming 100th anniversary of the October Revolution for Lenin's figure in Russia?