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Tag Archives: Slavoj Žižek
1964: Revolution
During the shooting of David Lean’s Doctor Zhivago [set in Russia during WWI and the Russian Revolution] in a Madrid suburb in 1964, a crowd of Spanish statists had to sing the “Internationale” in a scene involving a mass demonstration. The … Continue reading
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Tagged 1910's, 1960's, 2000's, 20th Century, 21st Century, Art, David Lean, Film, Gilles Deleuze, Philosophy, Police, Revolution, Russia, Slavoj Žižek, Slovenia, Socialism & Communism, Spain
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1917: Meet the New Boss
“A portrait of Tsar Nicholas II was discovered during the restoration of a full-size painting of the 1917 October Revolution leader Vladimir Lenin. The image was ‘hidden’ for the last 90 years beneath water-soluble paint on the back of … Continue reading
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