Vladlen LoginovVladlen Loginov is one of Russia's most prominent historians and screenwriters and is chiefly known for his work on Lenin. Having graduated from the V. P. Potemkin Moscow Municipal Pedagogical Institute in 1950, Loginov served in the army before begining work as a research associate in the Central Party Archive, where he remained for 30 years. Later, he took a job in the Party's Department of the History of Marxism-Leninism. From the early 1980s, Loginov worked as a professor at the Party's Institute of Social Studies. Today, Vladlen Loginov is the director of the Centre for Historical Research, Professor of National and World History at the Russian Academy of Education, and author of over 400 academic works on the 20th century history of Russia. His book Lenin: How to Become a Leader reveals the factors that formed the personality of the revolutionary leader. Today, Vladlen Loginov is the director of the Centre for Historical Research, Professor of National and World History at the Russian Academy of Education, and author of over 400 academic works on the 20th-century history of Russia. Read More Read Less