Lenin on the train

Vladimir Ilyich, are you a spy? To this question, the leader of the world revolution could fully answer negatively: Lenin was not a German spy, because he did not give Germany any secret information. But he, without a doubt, was a German agent, because he carried out the task of the German Main Staff and, apparently, received money for it. The book of the British historian Katherine Merrive, the leading specialist in the Russian revolution, describes in detail one of the most sinister secret operations in history: the transfer of the Bolshevik group from Switzerland to Russia in April 1917. The seven -day trip to the third grade from Zurich to Petersburg changed the course of the world war and put Russia to the edge of death