I think it might effect his career as a professional revolutionary. Or maybe not. Depends on when his son is born and how old he is by the time Lenin dies.
Krupskaya could not have children, and they are very worried about it. But if it were from them and was, to a child, and they retained a political career, I do not envy the kid. Still, in such circumstances, in which Lenin himself put it is difficult to pay attention to the child. And hardly it is more-would have changed, the power is transmitted not ponasledstvu, Krupskaya was alive, but it did not stop Stalin (though here the lesser of two evils - she supported careerist Zinoviev). By the way - Stalin abused her when Lenin was still alive.What if Lenin would get son with his wife sometimes on early years of 1900's? How this would change Lenin's life? What would happen for the son after Lenin's death? Could he get some political career? If Stalin still rises on power, what he would do with him?
You have to understand that Lenin himself would never have approved of this, and none of his entourage.Maybe then a Lenin dynasty. Heck would be interesting if Trotsky's kids played a similar role. Maybe somebody should do a TL where a lot of the iconic Bolsheviks kids take power or at least have political influence.
Certainly would have an effect on soviet society and history.
That's what I thought doesn't mean they wouldn't play a role in the governing process.You have to understand that Lenin himself would never have approved of this, and none of his entourage.
Still, the children of Stalin and Khrushchev did not occupy high positions. A daughter of Brezhnev became famous with the help of scandals.That's what I thought doesn't mean they wouldn't play a role in the governing process.
Well that was a later era. Anyway I think it depends on how the revolutionary tide of 1918-1921 goes.Still, the children of Stalin and Khrushchev did not occupy high positions. A daughter of Brezhnev became famous with the help of scandals.
The probability is even smaller. Knowing Lenin can say is that he refuses to use his position to promote his son's career (say Bring all himself). And others will not care whose son he is.Well that was a later era. Anyway I think it depends on how the revolutionary tide of 1918-1921 goes.
If he turned out to have a genius for say engineering , then being Lenins son might cause butterflies due to his connections allowing faster implimentation or something
Still, the children of Stalin and Khrushchev did not occupy high positions. A daughter of Brezhnev became famous with the help of scandals.
Wait who is she?And who could forget Stalin's daughter, the capitalist turncoat. :3
Given that Stalin was a dreadful father, I do not blame her.And who could forget Stalin's daughter, the capitalist turncoat. :3
Or he gets purged by Stalin.
Quite possibly. The best case scenario for Lenin's offspring is that he is sent away to the provinces for an extremely minor posting, and left to rot. Second best scenario is that he spends the rest of his life under house arrest. Options get progressively worse from there. No matter how you slice it, though, Stalin will never allow him to play ANY active role in politics.
Wait who is she?
Not sure if you're joking, but here.