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English: Lenin giving a speech to the troops at the on, May 5, 1920 with Trotsky in foreground. Taken in front of Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre. (note that this is only the left half of the original picture; the right half featured Trotsky, so the picture got sliced in two by stalinist censorship in the 30's, and the Trotsky half was removed)
Date 5 May 1920
Source http://www.newseum.org/berlinwall/commissar_vanishes/9_10.htm
Author Grigori Petrowitsch Goldstein (1870-1941)
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