Lenin's Mausoleum is located in Red Square and is probably one of the stranger tourist attractions you'll ever come across. It contains the embalmed body of Vladimir Lenin, a disturbing site that ...

In 1990, the Lenin Mausoleum was designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, together with the Moscow Kremlin and Red Square. After the dissolution of the USSR, many called for burying Lenin's ...

a bill on removing the body of leader of the 1917 Russian revolution Vladimir Lenin from the mausoleum in Moscow’s Red Square. One of the bill’s co-authors, Ivan Sukharev, said that the ...

George Weigel is puzzled over why the Russian Orthodox Church is cautioning against removing the pickled body of Lenin from his tomb on Red Square. Excerpt: A senior Catholic official deeply ...

You'll find the Red Square is bordered by the massive GUM shopping mall on the east, St. Basil's Cathedral on the south, the State Historical Museum on the north and Lenin's Mausoleum on the west.

The first Victory Parade in Moscow featured more than 1,800 units of military hardware. In the morning of 24 June 1945, ...

Red Square is a UNESCO World Heritage site, but Obukhov may be more annoyed by the fact that the suitcase towers over Lenin's Mausoleum, the building that houses the embalmed body of the Russian ...

You can go check out Lenin's actual embalmed body from the hours of 10 AM to 1 PM in the Lenin Mausoleum in the Red Square. (Except on Mondays and Fridays, sorry.) His body has been on display for ...