To what extent valdimir lenin was significant to russias change from tsarist regime to communism

Vladimir Lenin headed the bolshevik party of the collectivist rebellion groups. While the other groups were all fighting for power, Lenin was playing 4-D chess and sided with the Germans (which spear-headed the uprising to get Russia out of WW1) for a time. After the Germans helped Lenin secure funding and claim his throne amidst the revolutionaries, he got rid of them, and became the ruler of post revolution Russia. So...he was basically the father of the Russian Revolution.

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The crop production had a very important influence on the slave population. If they crop production wasn't sufficient, the slaves were obviously the first ones who would die of starvation due to being the lowest tier of people on the social hierarchy in societies. If there was a huge surplus of crop production, they would be the last to become extra rations.