The Crowd | IMGpapers 1976

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tory is the struggle against oppres sion, the search for a better world. And what about the protagonists? Who are the main characters in our history?

Well, of course, we have our heroes. But the difference between the history of the oppressed classes and the history of the ruling class more than a difference between two sets of heroes people behind the individuals, the history books of the ruling classesthe crowd.

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