Inessa armand biography of abraham lincoln

Inessa Armand, the daughter of an actor, was born in Paris on 8th May, 1874.

Her father died when she was only five and she was brought up by an aunt living in Moscow.

At the age of nineteen she married Alexander Armand and together they opened a school for peasant children. She also joined a charitable group helping destitute women in Moscow.

When the authorities refused her permission to establish a Sunday School for working women, Armand began to question what social reformers could achieve in Russia.

“If women's liberation is unthinkable without communism, then communism is unthinkable without women's liberation.”1 —Russian revolutionary Inessa Armand.

This is Victor Wolfenstein's book on the revolutionary personality.

Inessa Armand, the daughter of a comedian and singer, was born in Paris on 8th May, Her mother was a musician who gave singing and piano lessons.

He tells the story largely through Lenin's relationships with his unacknowledged — at the time — lover Inessa Armand and with the Menshevik.

Inna Armand, Inessa's daughter, for example, admitted that she remembered “all her life” one particu- lar nighttime raid by police.

In 1903 she joined the illegal Social Democratic Labour Party. Armand distributed illegal propaganda and after being arrested in June, 1907, she was sentenced to two years internal exile in Siberia.

On her release Armand left Russia and settled in Paris where she met Vladimir Lenin and other Bolsheviks living in exile.

In 1911 Armand became secretary for the Committee of Foreign Organizations established to coordinate all Bolshevik groups in Western Eur