Calories: 52 Kcal (218 kJ) Calories from fat : 1.53 Kcal % Daily Value* Total Fat: 0.17g: 0%: Saturated Fat: 0.03g: 0%: Sodium: 1mg: 0%: Potassium: 107mg: 2%: Total Carbs: 13.81g: 5%: Sugars: 10.39g: 42%: Dietary Fiber: 2.4g: 10%: Protein: 0.26g: 1%: Vitamin C: 4.6mg: 8%: Iron: 0.1mg: 1%: Calcium: 6mg: 1%
Technically as Soviet prime minister Lenin (1923-1924) was succeeded by Rykov (1924-1930), then Molotov (1930-1941), then Stalin (1941-1946). As a party leader - Lenin was never a dictator like Hitler or Hussein. He was always one of many leaders of the Communist party.
After Lenin's death in 1924 there were two main candidates that could follow him. Leon Trotsky and Joe Stalin. The Russian communist party were worried that Trotsky (commissar of war) would provide a coup and take Russia by force. Meanwhile Stalin was making his connections in his 'low' profile positions in the party.ecause of Lenin's 'No factions within the party' law that was brought in anyone that disagreed with Stalin disagreed with Lenin. In 1923, When Vladimir Lenin was unable to speak or walk due to strokes, Stalin, Grigori Zinoviev and Lev Kamenev ruled as a majority of the Politburo and eliminated Leon Trotsky.