April 3, 1917. East Armande. A solitary steam engine chugs its way through the icy

expanse of Finland. On board, the passengers in third class bump along on hard wooden

slatted seats. Among them, sits a short, powerfully built man with hunched shoulders and

fierce eyes. Though dressed modestly, when you enter his presence, you have known

doubt that this is a formidable individual, a man who embraces confrontation. He doesn't

persuade his opponents. He destroys them. Perhaps the most devout communist the world has

ever seen is determined to utterly remake human society, whatever the cost. Of all the

travelers on board, he can barely wait for the train to reach its destination. He's

been away from Russia for a very long time. But now, after two decades in exile, this

passenger won Vladimir Lenin. He's coming home to lead a revolution. Once he's done, the

world will never be the same again. The Lenin story. Coming soon from Noiza.