Krupskaya is often referred to simply as “Lenin’s wife,” but she was a key figure in the Bolsheviks’ clandestine struggle against the Tsarists. She coordinated a secret cell that organized workers, infiltrated revolutionaries with forged documents, and carried out propaganda and agitation throughout the Russian Empire.

After the revolution’s triumph, Krupskaya became Deputy Minister of Education. As a Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, she was a pioneer of the cultural revolution in the country, designing the state library network and playing a major role in eradicating illiteracy.

Krupskaya fought for women’s rights and instilled respect for women in the backward Russian society. Eradicating prostitution, securing abortion rights, and the right to divorce—historic achievements for humanity in those years.

Despite developing a thyroid condition that caused tremors and palpitations, Nadezhda was a tireless fighter who dedicated almost 50 years to the party and the revolutionary transformation of society. She had to be tricked into abandoning her work and returning home to rest.

Thanks to Nadezhda, illiteracy was eradicated, and free, self-directed, and inclusive education was established for all ethnicities in the USSR.

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