Answer: He put them in labor camps
Explanation: Lenin was the leader of the changes in Russia that led to the establishment of communism. By definition, he was a Marxist, and according to the principles he followed, he had a vision of a communist society where everyone should be equal. Like every other imposed idea, which was to be implemented in reality, this implementation and the imposition of communism was accompanied by an absolutist approach to all those who opposed to Lenin. Thus, all those who did not agree with Lenin were at least exposed to loss of work, the destruction of their careers, and some lost their lives.
