El siglo soviético

The great Eastern European historian Karl Schlögel writes about the vanished Soviet universe throughout his century. He himself witnesses the inauguration of the mega-constructions of communism and the opening of the mass graves of Stalinist terror. He explores the vastness of the railroad country and the straits of community housing. His archaeological work reveals to us everyday places for survival, such as the Moscow kitchen or the queues. There is also no lack of spaces for happiness or small freedoms. One hundred years after the 1917 revolution, he presents us with the panoramic image of a civilization that surpassed the political system. Essential to understand 'the later time' that we are living.