"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

1960 when a sensational book was published in France "Lenin and the
Brothels", in which it was revealed that Lenin was extremely obsessed
with sex. That was why he hated Plato so intensely. Some French
journalists had visited the brothels in Paris which Lenin had frequented.
Old prostitutes were interviewed about Lenin's sexual habits. It was
during this period that Lenin contracted syphilis.
In 1991, it was for the first time revealed in Russia that the leader of the
"world proletariat" frequently visited brothels to satisfy his sexual
appetites when his wife and two lovers weren't enough. Officially, Lenin
had reached the highest stage of human evolution. How does that fit in
with his interest in the lowest level of sexual culture?
The Bolshevik Party called on several famous German doctors and
asked them to examine Lenin. The German doctors all made the same
diagnosis - syphilis.
This was not popular with the Party leadership, so the 76-year-old
Jewish professor Salomon Eberhard Henschen, a brain expert from
Stockholm, was invited to Moscow. He travelled together with his son,
Folke Henschen who was a professor in pathology. They both made a
satisfactory diagnosis: ateriosclerosis. (Dagens Nyheter, August 23, 1992.)
The authorities dared to reveal the truth only in July 1992.
In 1923, Lenin could only shout incoherent words and phrases: "The
revolution... Help me... the people... go to hell." He screamed loudly,
shook with tears and sighed desperately. {Dagens Nyheter, August 23, |
1992.) Normally, he could only say: "Just now... Just now..." At Christmas
1923, only a few weeks before his death, Lenin sat on his balcony and
howled at the full moon like a wolf (Igor Bunich, "The Party's Gold", St.
Petersburg, 1992, p. 95).
Photographs taken in the autumn of 1923 outside Lenin's villa in Gorky
were released in 1992. These show without embellishment what the sick
Lenin, his right side paralysed, looked like.
On the 21st of January 1924, at around six in the evening, Lenin's
temperature rose to 42.3°C. There was no space left at the top of the
thermometer to show any more. In his final spasms, he drooled in German
"Weiter, weiter!" He died at six thirty.
All the material about the examination of Lenin's brain was kept secret
and further studies in the matter were stopped. This was revealed by the
journalist Artyom Borovik. (Aftonbladet, September, 1991.)
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