Lenin's body lies inside Lenin's Mausoleum on the Red Square in Moscow in this October 19, 1993 file photo. Lenin may be thrown out of his tomb if a campaign launched by members of Russia's ruling party succeeds in closing his mausoleum on the Red Square. At www.goodbyelenin.ru - a nod to the hit German comedy about the collapse of Communism - the party ran a click-to-vote
Lenin in zijn mausoleum. The body of Vladimir Lenin lies inside Lenin&#39;s Mausoleum on Red Square in Moscow in this October 19, 1993 file photo. Lenin may be turned out of his tomb if a campaign launched by members of Russia&#39;s ruling party succeeds in closing down his mausoleum on Red Square. At www.goodbyelenin.ru -- a nod to the hit German comedy about the collapse of Communism -- the party ran a click-to-vote poll. It said over 100,000 people, or two in three of those taking part, backed the proposal to remove the embalmed body of the Bolshevik revolutionary and to give him a normal burial. REUTERS/Peter Andrews/Files (RUSSIA - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)