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• Lenin’s Tomb
- • Nebuchadnezzar’s Palace
- • Napoleon’s Prison
- • Mao’s Mausoleum
If you patiently stand in line outside the Kremlin walls, you can view Lenin’s corpse lying in a glass case. Or is that truly his body? It looks awfully fresh considering that Lenin died in 1924. Some say the body has been secretly replaced with a wax figure. If not, we have to hand it to the Soviets—they really knew how to preserve a corpse.
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