In Rostov-on-Don there were several monuments to Stalin. One of them was located on Budennovsky Prospect, in front of the building of the present Olympic Reserve School. In the early 1960s, the revisionist Khrushchev, in the usual manner, under the cover of night, demolished the monument, and on the pedestal they installed a sculpture, transferred from another place, of V.I. Lenin. The monument to Lenin stood there until the early 2000s, when it was demolished by the bourgeois authorities.
Today, on March 5, the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks comrades brought flowers to the place where the monuments to the leaders of the proletariat stood - as a sign that the monuments to Lenin and Stalin will be re-erected after the new socialist revolution.
The number of carnations brought was in odd number - to mark that the work of Lenin and Stalin lives and fights.
