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Nekünk mi közünk van a kommunisták által felvett adóssághoz? |
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NB: il video è taroccato: il discorso non corrisponde alle immagini |
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ONE OF MANY ART VIDEOS BY DELLFINA AND DELLACROIX. MORE ON www.artstudioutopia.com |
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"Лечение - свет, а не лечение - тьма" В.И. Ленин
"Healing is light, and non-healing is darkness." - V.I. Lenin
"Лечиться, лечиться, и лечиться" В.И. Ленин
"You've gotta heal, heal, and heal." - V.I. Lenin |
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V. I. Lenin, Collected Works, (Russian Edition) 1962, 2007
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In the European and Russian tradition of book destructions, I am kicking a Russian edition of Lenins collected works accross the Red Square towards the Lenin Mausoleuml, where he still is for view almost daily until 1 pm. This work landed me in the hand and then in the car of the police. I was accused of Holigansim, an accusation that was "forgiven" after a payment of about 150 dollars - so to say, my most expensive taxi ride in Moscow.
more info: contact: www.ganahl.info |
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A footage of V. I. Lenin - "The Great Strategist of the Class War." (Lozovsky) |
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Images Of VI lenin, And a few other Soviet-Era Images. Music: The sacred Lenin Banner |
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The V.I. Lenin Memorial Chernobyl Nuclear Power Station (and a second glimpse of Pripyat) before the accident.
Text was put together with the help of http://pripyat.com/en/city/visiting-card/2005/07/28/230.html and http://www.infoukes.com/history/chornobyl/gregorovich/
The first photograph in this video was taken by Valentin I. Obodsinsky. For the rest of the pictures, I have www.pripyat.com and http://www.chernobyl.in.ua/en/home to thank.
Music: Smile by Charlie Chaplin (from "Modern Times") |
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This is a Marxist perspective of anti-racism. The Internationale performed by Billy Bragg
With photos and quotes by people on Racism. In order of appearance: Karl Marx, V.I. Lenin, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., W.E.B. Du Bois, Ernesto Che Guevara, Bobby Seale, Cesar Chavez, Cornel West, Mahatma Gandhi, Huey P. Newton, Noam Chomsky, Anne Frank.
original collaboration video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mB3pDYTne0 |
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Starring: Joseph Stalin, V.I Lenin, Yuri Gagarin, Nikita Khruschev, Leonid Brezhnev, Vladimir Putin, and of course the great Russian people and their army.
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Hitler Clip
"Film clips of the 20th century's great dictators with narration in first person combine to form a fascinating portrait of power and evil."
-IMDB.com-
Cast:
Joseph Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Francisco Franco
V.I. Lenin
Tse-tung Mao
Benito Mussolini
Leon Trotsky
Paul von Hindenburg
Sundance Award Winner
written and directed
by Jay Rosenblatt
http://www.jayrosenblattfilms.com |
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A presentation by Comrade Rage:
"The state is a special coercive force.
Engels gives this splendid and extremely
profound definition here with utmost lucidity.
And from it follows that the "special
coercive force" for the suppression of the
proletariat by the bourgeoisie, of millions
of working people by handfuls of the rich,
must be replaced by a "special coercive
force" for the suppression of the
bourgeoisie by the proletariat. This is
precisely what is meant by "abolition of
the state as the state". This is precisely
the "act" of taking possession of the
means of production in the name of
society. And it is self-evident that such a
replacement of bourgeois "special force"
by proletarian "special force" cannot
possibly take place in the form of
"withering away". "
- V. I. Lenin [The State and Revolution]
[not my greatest work, but yes that is me speaking] |
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Sassy Steve and I summon the spirit of Josef Stalin and V.I. Lenin |
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Construction of radiation shield over destroyed reactor #4 in NPP of V. I. Lenin in Chernobyl |
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Zuslachteny V.I.Lenin umelcami z Banova.
No niesu bozsky? (C® from VC band ozran) |
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Located on the southern shore of the Apsheron peninsula, Azerbaijan's capital was founded 1,500 years ago. The first written reference to Baku dates from 885, although archaeologists have found remains of a settlement predating by several centuries the birth of Christ. The city became important after an earthquake destroyed Shemakha and the of the 12th century and the Shirvanshah, Ahistan I, made Baku the new capital. There are a few theories about the origin of the name, the most widely known being that Baku comes from bad kube, meaning "city of winds".
The climate is sunny and arid, with gale-force winds that sweep through on occasion, caused by masses of polar air. Baku is located on the western shore of the Caspian Sea and is Azerbaijan's largest city, with wonderful beaches, spas and a striking setting on the salty Caspian Sea.
The basis of Baku's economy is petroleum. The existence of petroleum has been known since the 8th century. By the 15th century oil for lamps was obtained from surface wells. Commercial exploitation began in 1872, and by the beginning of the 20th century the Baku oil field was the largest in the world. Towards the end of the 20th century much of the land's petroleum had been exhausted, and drilling had extended into the sea. Baku ranks as one of the largest centres for the production of oil industry equipment. The World War II Battle of Stalingrad was fought to determine who would have control of the Baku oil fields. Fifty years before the battle, Baku supplied half of the world's oil production.
In recent years oil has made the city affluent again, but Baku is still a conservative place. You don't see many women covering their heads, but you'll notice many small revealing details e.g. ladies go to the toilet for a cigarette, couples don't kiss in public...
Today's Baku is really three cities rolled into one: the old town (icheri shekher), the boomtown and the Soviet-built town.
The centre of Baku is the old town, which is also a fortress. The walled city of Baku became in December 2000 the first location in Azerbaijan classified as world cultural site by UNESCO. Most of the walls and towers, strengthened after the Russian conquest in 1806, survive. This section is picturesque, with its maze of narrow alleys and ancient buildings. Wander the cobbled streets past the Palace of the Shirvanshahs, two caravansaraies (ancient inns), the 11th-century Maiden's Tower (nice view of the harbour), the baths and the Djuma Mosque (it used to house the exquisite Carpet and Applied Arts Museum, but now is a Mosque again... and by the way the carpets are now at the former V.I. Lenin museum). The old town also has dozens of small mosques, often without any particular sign to distinguish them from the next building.
The boomtown, south of the old city, was built after massive oil exploitation began nearly a century ago and has interesting beaux-arts architecture. Fine arts, history and literature museums are located there, all housed in the mansions of pre-Revolutionary millionaires.
Modern Baku, mainly a Soviet brain-child spreads out from the walls, its streets and buildings rising up hills that rim the Bay of Baku. The flow money brought by the oil industry in the 21st century changed the skyline, with numerous tall building of doubtful architecture and quality framing the city.
Greater Baku is divided into 11 districts and 48 townships. Among these are townships on islands in the bay and one island town built on stilts in the Caspian Sea, 100 kilometres from Baku proper ('Oil Rocks').
If you have a the stamina, it is worth walking uphill to the Martyr's Cemetery, formerly the Kirov park (there is also a funicular, but it's often out of order, so you better take a taxi). This area is now dedicated to the memory of those who lost their lives during the war with Armenia and also to the 137 people who were killed on 19 & 20 January 1990 when Soviet tanks and troops took to the streets of Baku. Photographs of victims featured on each tomb-stone are sobering and poignant. Now 20 January has become a national holiday of deep emotional meaning.
Many expats working oil industry in the oil industry are to be found around Baku, but tourists are still a rare sight. The government has be busy campaigning abroad, but Baku and Azerbaijan are still not 'tourist ready'. However things are changing and Baku boasts its first tourism information center, at Hajibeyov St. 36, created with the support of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). |
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V.I.Lenin monument at Moskovskaya metro station, St. Petersburg, Russia |
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Lenin - at tribune. |
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During the Russian Revolution of November 1917, the Bolshevik Party led by V.I. Lenin was headquartered in the Smolny Institute, a former military academy on the eastern edge of St Petersburg. Canadian historian Benjamin Isitt visited the site on April 8th, 2008, which today's houses St Petersburg's City Hall. |
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Vokzal Finlyandskiy (Finland Station) in the Vyborg distict of St Petersburg, Russia, is the site where Bolshevik leader V.I. Lenin famously arrived in April 1917 to deliver his April Theses. Canadian historian Benjamin Isitt visited the station on April 8th, 2008. |
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V.I.Lenin by měl radost. A co vy, děvčata? |
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APEC assignment 2008! A telling of the tale of the Russian Revolution... It only SLIGHTLY glorifies V. I. Lenin... ^^ |
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