07 November 1920 Factual 8 mins
Screen version of a mass performance held on November 7, 1920 on Palace Square with the participation of Proletkult artists and a crowd of several thousand people. The performance reproduced the events of the October coup d'état. Two platforms were built on Palace Square - "white" and "red".
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Russia 07 November 1920
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19 May 1920
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05 April 1920
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01 January 1920
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