The Moscow Skyscraper
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Biography Documentary hosted by Boris Sosna, published by Arte in 2002 - Russian narration
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For more than 50 years, the Moscow Skyscraper, this “unsinkable Titanic”, has been a metaphor for Russia and its vast people. It was after the victory over Nazi Germany that Stalin launched the project of the Skyscraper. And barely a few months before he died, the skyscraper’s first inhabitants moved into their new homes. They were all members of the Nomenklatura: KGB officers, military personnel, poets, ballerinas, actors, theatre people… Fifty years later, some still live there. Others bequeathed their apartment to their descendants, who live alongside the new Russians, whose fortunes were made in a matter of months.
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- Duration: 1h 27mn
- File size: 1.46 GB
- Container: AVI
- Width: 720 pixels
- Height: 432 pixels
- Display aspect ratio: 16:9
- Overall bit rate: 1.667 kbps
- Frame rate: 23.976 fps
- Audio Codec: MP3
- Channel(s): 2 channels
- Sampling rate: 48.0 KHz
- Credit goes to: AliceFrye
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Categories: Biography | Boris Sosna | Arte | 2002 | Name
Boris Sosna
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Publisher > Arte
Subject > Biography
Year > 2002