This set is about the places where Lenin lived or stayed during his carrer as a professional revolutioner. Communist Party sources tell that it happenes after his brother Alexander was hanged. He was charged in the attempt to kill the tsar and found guilty. Since that moment young Vladimir declared vendetta to the tsar (joke ? maybe, but it is a true fact.) Here is what included in the set (from left to right):

- when Lenin was exiled to Siberia he lived in that house in the village named Shushenskoe with his wife Nadezda Konstantinovna Krupskaia;
- in this house in the city of Ufa (later the capital of Bashkiria) he lived too;
- In the end of summer 1917 Lenin was hiding from police. He lived about 30 km from the city near the village called Razliv where he played a role of a grass cutter. He lived in a tepee <indian hut, right ?> made of dried grass. There he was waiting for the convenient moment to start the uprising in St.Petersburg which eventually turned into the revolution.
- in this house in the city of Podolsk he lived or just stayed too;
- in this house in the city of Vyborg (in Finland at that time, now in Leningrad region of Russia) too;