Freemasonry in the Russian emigration

The period of revolutions in Russia has always interested not only historians, but also specialists of completely different directions. Many questions of this period remained unrevealed and gave rise to endless amounts of versions and hypotheses. One of the versions was - Masonic conspiracy. But this version did not have any real documents. And here in one of the foreign libraries we find a very interesting document of 1932 - "Freemasonry in the Russian emigration, compiled on the basis of Masonic documents." Everything would be fine if, apart from descriptions of all lodges (which is the same thing interesting), this document did not contain a list of all Russian masons (active and dead) on January 1, 1932. And here - the most interesting. Among the names there are not only well-known Bolsheviks, but also ... Vladimir Ilyich Lenin.