Thinking of this, he nodded slowly, and then replied: "Yes, I have heard of him." After a pause, he added, "It was in the movie "Lenin in 1918", when Comrade Stalin learned that Lenin might

He was assassinated and planned to rush to the rescue. Unexpectedly, when he came out in the car, he happened to meet Bukharin. He asked Bukharin where Lenin had gone, but the other party pointed him to a wrong road, which led to the death of Comrade Lenin.

The female assassin injured her."

"Movies will definitely undergo artistic processing." Werner said hesitantly: "Sometimes the footage shown may not be what actually happened."

Regarding his statement, Sokov wisely chose not to ask further questions to avoid embarrassment for both parties later. He quickly changed the subject and asked: "Comrade screenwriter, do I know what this person has to do with "Izvestia"?

Contact me?"

"Of course there is a connection." Werner nodded and said: "Bukharin was a famous state activist, theorist, and academician of the Academy of Sciences. In 1929, he was criticized for making mistakes and was dismissed from his position as a member. In 1934

In January, he expressed repentance at the meeting, allowing everyone to unite closely around Stalin. After the meeting, he was re-elected as an alternate member. And participated in the first meeting held solemnly in the Column Hall of the Moscow Trade Union on August 17, 1934.

A writers' congress.

Andrei Zhdanov delivered a speech to the conference on behalf of Stalin. He clearly pointed out that Soviet literature is "the most ideal, the most progressive and the most revolutionary...".

Maxim Gorky made a report with a bright tone: 'We are entering an era in which capitalism has fallen into total despair due to its ideological and social bankruptcy, and all bloody attempts to return to the feudal Middle Ages through the fascist road have failed.

Failure. We are the judges of a world doomed to destruction, and we firmly advocate proletarian humanism... We live in a country where Stalin's iron will is working tirelessly and miraculously...'

Bukharin, who had a close relationship with Gorky, also delivered a speech at this meeting. At Gorky's request, he assumed the position of editor-in-chief of Izvestia."
Chapter completed!