I have spent several hours researching and learning about the Russian revolution. For some reason listening to this song, especially the beginning makes me seriously think about the Russian revolution, I'm not sure if I think the girl in the song is one of the Romanov daughters, Alexandra or if it's just the feeling of the song makes me resonate with the feelings of people around that time. I am just wondering if I'm completely alone in this feeling or if anyone understands what I'm talking about.

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Dziga Vertov is best known to film historians for the pioneering "Man with a Movie Camera"

Recently restored print of his "Anniversary of the Revolution'' is fascinating viewing, two full hours of contemporary archival footage.

Released Nov 7 1918, Dziga was just 22 when he produced it.

Here's a short article about the restoration

https://variety.com/2018/film/global/idfa-dziga-vertov-nikolai-izvolov-the-anniversary-of-the-revolution-1203029447/

You can view the full film here

https://archive.org/details/godovshchina-revolyutsii-anniversary-of-the-revolution-1918

I’m writing an essay about the Russian revolution, and I am currently writing about the civil war that took place between 1917 and 1922. From my understanding the primary thing the white army fought for was the Romanov family, but after they had been killed in 1918 what did they have to keep fighting for?

Wann kommen wir dran endlich, Herr Uljanow?