57% of Russians support the burial of Lenin’s body – Kommersant
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By data According to the All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion (VTsIOM), 33% of Russians believe that Vladimir Lenin’s body should be left in the Mausoleum, 30% should be reburied in a cemetery. Another 27% of respondents believe that his body should be buried “when the generation of those to whom he is still dear has passed away.” 1.6 thousand people took part in the VTsIOM survey.
“Thus, more than half of those surveyed support the burial of Lenin’s body (57%), the only question is the right moment,” the study says.
VTsIOM notes that 55% of respondents are inclined to believe that there is no need to rush into making a decision on the further stay of Vladimir Lenin’s body in the Mausoleum. In 2020, 61% of respondents expressed this opinion. 32% of respondents were in favor of “making a decision in the very near future” (27% in 2020).
The survey was conducted by telephone interview. 1.6 thousand people over the age of 18 took part in it. The maximum sampling error with a probability of 95% does not exceed 2.5%.
January 21 will be 100 years since the death of Vladimir Lenin.
How the Communist Party of the Russian Federation celebrated the 106th anniversary of the October Revolution – in the material of Kommersant “Revolutionary Keep Shock”.
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