Born in 1870, Lenin played a pivotal role in the October Revolution of 1917, which led to the establishment of the Soviet Union. His ideas on social justice, equality, and people's power, expressed in Marxist theory, continue to generate interest and discussion in contemporary political and social sciences.

On the occasion of the date, Svetlana Shevelyova, Head of the Ideological Work and Youth Affairs Department of the District Executive Committee, and activists of the Lepel District Committee of the Communist Party of Belarus, led by their leader Yevgeny Yasko, organized a meeting and wreath-laying ceremony on the square in Lepel.

- Lenin's legacy is not just a part of history, but a living, dynamic process that continues to influence people's minds and hearts. The eternal memory of him not only symbolizes respect for the past but also encourages reflection on the future, on how a more just and equitable society can be created, - noted the party members.