Mikhail Zygar: What the Russian Revolution would have looked like on social media
Mikhail Zygar: Kako bi ruska revolucija zgledala v družbenih medijih
Mikhail Zygar is the founder of Future History, the creative digital studio behind Project1917 and 1968.digital. Full bio
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should be focused on the rulers,
morala osredotočati na voditelje,
in many countries, like mine, Russia,
kot je moja, Rusija,
that was predetermined
kar je vnaprej določeno
influence it in any way.
nobenega vpliva.
that Russia could ever have been
da bi Rusjia lahko kadar koli bila
demokratična dežela,
history has been framed
na katerega se zgodovino prikazuje
of my life trying to go 100 years back,
življenja poskušal iti 100 let nazaj,
and Facebook existed 100 years ago?
100 leti obstajala internet in Facebook.
a social network for dead people,
omrežje za mrtve ljudi
programsko opremo,
all possible real diaries and letters
vse mogoče resnične dnevnike in pisma,
naše spletne strani ali aplikacije
for each day of 1917
like Stravinsky or Trotsky,
na primer Stravinsky in Trotsky,
and others thought and felt.
razmišljali in čutili.
being ordinary people like you and me,
kot navadne ljudi, kot vi ali jaz,
of their mistakes, fears, weaknesses,
iz njihovih napak, strahov, slabosti,
has always been an autocratic empire
država vedno avtokratski imperij
could never have prevailed,
nikoli ne bi mogli prevladati,
was not our destiny.
ni bila naša usoda.
of communist dictatorship.
komunistične diktature.
could have had a different history
lahko imela drugačno zgodovino
as any other country could or still can.
lahko in še vedno imajo druge države.
was the first country in the world
prva država na svetu,
to grant women voting rights.
podelila volino pravico.
how ordinary people influenced history
kako so navadni ljudje vplivali nanjo,
boljšo prihodnost,
of what's happening right now.
kar se dogaja prav zdaj.
za pripovedovanje zgodovine
that is called 1968Digital.com,
ki se imenuje 1968Digital.com.
of that year, 1968,
globalne družbene spremembe,
created the world as we know it now.
ustvarile svet, kot ga danes poznamo.
characters could use mobile phones ...
če bi vsi protagonisti lahko uporabljali
and were fighting for the same values,
in se borilo za iste vrednote,
in the US or in USSR
v ZDA ali ZSSR,
or in Czechoslovakia.
ali na Čehoslovaškem.
in such a democratic way,
na tako demokratičen način
are not the only ones making choices.
niso edini, ki odločajo.
of reclaiming history.
da zahteva zgodovino zase.
philosophers matter.
filozofi so pomembni.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Mikhail Zygar - Journalist, writer, filmmakerMikhail Zygar is the founder of Future History, the creative digital studio behind Project1917 and 1968.digital.
Why you should listen
Mikhail Zygar is a Russian journalist, writer, filmmaker and the founding editor-in-chief of the Russian independent news TV-channel, Dozhd (2010 - 2015). Prior to Dozhd, Zygar worked for Newsweek Russia and the business daily Kommersant, where he covered the conflicts in Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, Serbia and Kosovo. His bestseller All the Kremlin's Men is based on an unprecedented series of interviews with Vladimir Putin’s inner circle, presenting a radically different view of power and politics in Russia. His recent book The Empire Must Die was released in Russian and English in 2017. It portrays the years leading up to the Russian revolution and the vivid drama of Russia's brief and exotic experiment with civil society before it was swept away by the Communist Revolution.
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