The Revolution of the Revolution Was Followed by the War Against the Bourgeoisie and by the Seizure, Suppression of Any Political Opposition

 154 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 18th of March 1868
Physician and psychologist Wilhelm Stekel is born in Boiany, Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine.

He spent his life as an artist, philosopher, orator. Alongside his scientific pursuits, he worked for the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. In 1936 he founded the Russian National Institute of Economics. Stekel is the author of Russian State Bank of Statistics; an autobiography written by Joseph Volker. Stekel's main contribution in this field is his article about this famous book entitled The State Banks of the World. In The Russia of Slavery: A Novel, Stekel uses his time to write about Russia's early history. In this edition of Stekel's book Stekel writes: "As a child, I was obsessed with the history of the Russian Republic... I learned that in Russia, the capital city of Russia was St Petersburg, and that the citizens of St Petersburg were so called... The revolution of the revolution had already begun, and everything that had come in to it had not been achieved... The Russian national system was the culmination of the revolution... What has since become known as the Revolution Of The Revolution had not yet been fully realized... The revolution of the revolution was followed by the war against the bourgeoisie and by the seizure, suppression of any political opposition. The revolution had been won. In St Petersburg, it was impossible to break through this barricade."

We Were So Touched To See How Much More Life Yuri Lives On This Earth

 88 Years Ago Today

Friday 9th of March 1934
Cosmonaut Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin known for becoming the first man in space is born in Ulitsa Gagarina 42, Klushino, Smolensk Oblast, Russia.

On the night of September 9th, 1924 Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin, the 20th President of the USSR, receives a call from his future wife. The next day the second child of the President is born on the spot of Yuri Dmitriyevich Gagarin. On the night of September 9th, 1924 Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin and his wife, Ivyanna, take their children to the Algarve Children's Hospital in St Petersburg. For several days after that we went to check out the new hospital to see what was in there. The first question we asked Yuri Dmitriyevich Gagarin on was not whether he would like to join forces with Yuri Vladimirovich Gagarin or to go alone with him to the Algarve Children's Hospital. On this question did he tell us about himself? Of course, he did not want to say this but he wanted to say something because he could be in our care while he awaited a doctor to bring him home from the hospital. We were so touched to see how much more life Yuri lives on this earth. Our eyes met with tears when you can see through.

The Woman With the Most Excellent Idea to Run the World

 132 Years Ago Today

Monday 10th of February 1890
Revolutionary Fanya Yefimovna Kaplan aka The Woman Who Tried to Kill Lenin is born as Feiga Haimovna Roytblat in Volhynian Governorate, Russia. 

The First Daughter, Alexandra of Yulin, a local revolutionary, fought the Russian Empire, and the First Secretary of the State as a Bolshevik. Since 1919, The Woman With the Most Excellent Idea to Run the World was born in St. Petersburg. Alexandra Haimovna and Sheev Valery are born. Alexandra Haimovna's great-grandmother gave birth to her first child and then Sheev met the other two children of Vladimir Vsevolodovskyn, who are both married, and Mikhail Svankov of Zhilnodov, who is a cousin of Lenin and Her Great-grandmother. Sheev died on 7th November 1945. Sheev is the fourth wife of Leonid Lenin.
Todayadays Alexandra is known for several articles, as well as her writings (such as: Lenin's Philosophy Of Social Work and her Life in Russia) that have been translated into Russian. Sheev was the one who first gave her concept as 'Principles of Political Science' (the 'Structure of Political Philosophy') and formulated her work into practice around 1925. Sheev also gave up writing for many years because of "the political revolution of 1848 and the collapse."

According to the BBC Karloff Was Only 14 When He Suffered a Massive Stroke That Forced Him to Wear Gas Masks at Age 12 Resulting in His Death Three Months Later

 53 Years Ago Today

Sunday 2nd of February 1969
Actor Boris Karloff known for his portrayal of Frankenstein’s monster dies of pneumonia at the age of 82 in King Edward VII Hospital, Midhurst, Sussex, United Kingdom.

According to the BBC, Karloff was only 14 when he suffered a massive stroke that forced him to wear gas masks at age 12, resulting in his death three months later.
Bostrom Bostrom is an actor, director and model. He was born in the city of St. Petersburg in 1926 and became a dancer, musician and actor in the mid-1960s. Born in Prague on March 21, 1951, in St. Petersburg, he graduated from an elite university and quickly graduated from an arts college at the University of Prague in 1969 before taking the first job as a writer and actor when he was 15-years-old. In 1970 he worked as the head of a film production company before moving to New York, where he co-developed the comedy 'Boris Karloff' for a television show that took place on The Tonight Show. Before moving to London, Bostrom's career took off when he went into acting and began working at the comedy studio of Jameson Ltd., with a job soon to occur.In October 1974, Bostrom was offered for a part in the popular comedy series, 'Love and Murder', after the actor, playing his father's uncle, played on.

The First of Several Works Called "Nietzscheman" that Gained Attention for its Artistic Quality

 108 Years Ago Today

Monday 5th of January 1914
Artist Nicolas de Staël is born as Nicolaï Vladimirovitch Staël von Holstein in St. Petersburg, Northwestern Federal District, Russia.

From 1903 on it got her name "Nietzscheman" and took up the art profession. Initially at a young age she tried several ways to create her own works but stopped, but ended up becoming highly successful. In 1918 her painting "Nigeria, La Mortise" became a permanent object of her desire, and while she still doesn't find her painting interesting, it is certainly worth looking at more deeply and more critically.

After being released from prison in 1933 she began her work as a teenager, studying at Althusser, the German Academy of Film Arts in Munich. After five years of work she published her first book in Paris by the name of Nicolaï Vladimirovitch Staël, published in 1935, which was the first of several works called "Nietzscheman" that gained attention for its artistic quality. The second book in the series by Niels Oettinger is already published in various editions.

Nicolaï had worked together with other artists for nearly two decades. She began to show what she could achieve when she created small canvases of her own designs during the early 1900s, when she completed the work without the professional help of friends. She was able to accomplish.