I'm not sure WHAT to say, I'll let the pictures speak...

Ha! I think the little girls face in the second picture says it all.

Oh. My. Goodness.

Words escape me.

where did this come from?!

Is this supposed to be "in honor" of Lenin?!!! WOW! Where do I begin with the comments

wow, who would order such a cake and where did they have it served?...different I will say.

Why Oh Why?!? I am speechless.
That's way worse than the bride who had the cake made to look like herself!

I don't know about tasting that!

It's a Cake Wake!

Ok so that is just morbid!

This is no grosser than the fact that Lenin's dead body is on display for tourists...I guess the eating part of it is, though! Here's a clip from Wikipedia on the corpse subject:

The family of Lenin's embalmers states that the corpse is real and requires daily work to moisturise the features and inject preservatives under the clothes. Lenin's sarcophagus is kept at a temperature of 16°C and kept at a humidity of 80 - 90 percent. The chemical used was referred to by the caretakers as "balsam", which was glycerine and potassium acetate. Every eighteen months the corpse is removed and undergoes a special chemical bath. The chemicals that were unknown until after the fall of the Soviet Union were kept secret by authorities. The bath consists of placing the corpse in a glass bath with potassium acetate, alcohol, glycerol, distilled water, and as a disinfectant, quinine. This was the process used for all subsequent treatments of Lenin's body and continues to be used even now. [1]


EEEEEEWWWWWWW...

Yipes! I can't imagine wanting to go see a corpse on display--much less being the 'caretakers' and having to do all the ...preserving work. ----that's as close as I could come to *about to be sick*

Well after googling "lenin cake" here is the article I found on it.
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/9803/31/fringe/let.them.eat.lenin/