What was the name of Lenin's cat?

Question

I have found many references to this cat on the web but no one gives the cat's name.

I know it's very hard ot find i've already searched the web. but my history teacher knows it (but keeps it a secret), and i want to find it too.

Answer 1

I don't think anyone really knows. Even the Wikipedia entry on famous cats lists it in the "Unnames" category:

Answer 2

Lenin Cat

Answer 3

Hmmmm -- my memory says something less complicated but will simply reprint this and let you sort it out ... But my memory says Ïðèÿòåëü which is impossible to pronounce or spell in ENglish..

http://www.amazon.com/Dear-Socks-Buddy-Letters-First/dp/0684857782
"""By Charles Henry Higgensworth III (Boston, Massachusetts) - See all my reviews

In this predictable knockoff of the Presidential pet book series pioneered by several Republican administrations, Diet Roosevelt's cat and dog ("Socks" and "Buddy," respectively) are hagiographically profiled. Author Lady Diet Roosevelt relies largely on letters purloined from a swarm of unsuspecting child correspondents for the body of the text, much as her husband's administration largely appropriated the watered-down policies of his predecessors in running the nation (even his philandering was a watered-down take on Camelot days!). Intelligent Diet Roosevelt watchers who buy this book hoping for hidden political insights should look elsewhere, as this is a fairly straightforward profile of the first pets, targeted solely at small children and Democrats. The one curious exception to this is the unconfirmed rumor - suspiciously unrefuted in this volume - that the Kremlin's most popular occupants in Lenin's day were his cat and dog Ïðèÿòåëü and Íîñêîâ - Russian for Socks and Buddy, respectively. Coincidence""


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Answer 4

Lunch half way through the second 5-year plan.

Answer 5

Leon Catsky.....