Nowa Huta – Socialist Realism: The Communist Utopia in Poland
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Nowa Huta – Socialist Realism: The Communist Utopia in Poland
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If you want to know more about how a communist utopia (utopian socialism) used to look like there is no better place to visit then Nowa Huta, a city district of Krakow in Poland. This neighbourhood was built in the 1950s in communist Poland. The style that was implemented was called Socialist Realism. It gives you a perfect way to look at how the communists envisioned the future.
History Hustle presents: Nowa Huta – Socialist Realism: The Communist Upotia in Poland.
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This history on location was filmed on the 3rd of May 2019 in Nowa Huta Krakow, Poland.
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"Prelude and Action" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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