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Living Utopia | The Anarchism and the Spanish Revolution


in reply to Rafa Peris

As someone being born and raised in Valencia, Spain, watching this documentary has been very meaningful to me.

This is a part of our history and identity that has been hidden to us, the ones who feel the opression of the system on a daily basis.

I was at awe listenning to the people that appear in the documentary and that probably are all dead today, but who really lived the anarchist revolution until their genocide.

For me it is just astonishing how well can express themselves compared to most people of their age and economic class today here in Spain, (since they could not get access to any good education when the fascist dictatorship).

I would be able to communicate more with my grandma today if she had been raised like that. But she just understands hierachical power, money and religion. No science, no critical thinking. I love her anyway, but I have to use Christ analogies to have her attention :)

Happy Anarchristmas!



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in reply to Rafa Peris

hm this looks very interesting despite being made a while ago
in reply to Tio

Yes Tio, I think you would enjoy it.
He was like the Spanish Attenboroguh back then, with a very peculiar and refined way of talking that made him very popular. He and his team were quite innovative in terms of making documentaries back in the seventies and presumably wil have inspired others later, like the bbc.
Also he would share social scientific values in his videos, like in this excerpt:
youtu.be/IhtAaiEpue4?si=5NeDdd…