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Soviet Ghosts, by Rebecca Litchfield

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Détails sur le produit

Relié: 192 pages

Editeur : Carpet Bombing Culture (20 octobre 2014)

Langue : Anglais

ISBN-10: 1908211164

ISBN-13: 978-1908211163

Dimensions du produit:

26 x 2,5 x 26 cm

Moyenne des commentaires client :

5.0 étoiles sur 5

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Waow ça donne envie d aller sur place avec mon appareil, tres belles photos. tres beau livre,je recommande absolument

Someday my plan is to visit the former Eastern Bloc for this exact reason, to visit these ruins and others aspects of Soviet influence during their occupation. As others have stated the photos are top rate, but this book could have been even better with a little more information.Specifically more details on the actual locations, and dare I say maps. Many historical books for WWII have been published with detailed information so people could visit the sites and so forth. There is a small section in the back called locations but very general with regard to location. Also I wish the book could have been much more comprehensive. Maybe this was not part of the scope of the book, but nearly all the text is historical in nature and doesn't discuss really at all the photographs and areas in detail, with few exceptions, mainly 4 pages in the back of the book.

This is a disappointing book in two ways. Firstly the written part of the book is art book luvey stuff, often historically inaccurate and not at all detailed in its history of soviet architecture as proletariat art. I know this a stereotype of the writing between the pictures of 'art' books but it would be nice to have something more academic.Still it is the photos that make you buy the book- I think some were featured in the magazine 'The Week' not long ago. And it is the range and choice of buildings that disappoints me the most. Firstly about half of the buildings featured are pre soviet, many 19th century buildings which just happen to have been left empty after Soviet military departure (a common theme of the book). So they are hardly Soviet ghosts at all. As the caption points out at one point some are ghosts of three Reichs before the Russians came in...Among the later buildings some ,indeed, are magnificent Soviet follies, some well worth preserving. I often stay in Bled at Tito's old palace, well preserved as an hotel. I have had the rooms used by Nkrumah, Castro and other tyrants. In the old dining hall there is a soviet style mural of Tito's achievements. And yet the manager points out how Slovene artists had cleverly incorporated Slovene national symbols and emblems..and these were people who had waited 1200 years for independence!However many of the buildings selected as simply military establishments left to decay after the end of the Soviet Union and the Cold War. Some of these in the Baltic states involved the photgrapher in long and even dangerous journeys..say to old bases or radar stations. I could have saved her a great deal of trouble. She could have come to Scotland and found exactly the same post Cold War abandonment.Then there is a section on Chernobyl and ,sadly, this has been covered better elsewhere, even though the local town is a genuine Soviet ghost !So, like the curate's egg, this is only good in parts. Maybe the ghosts needed to be combined with the still living like the Moscow underground or the People's Palace in Warsaw ( local joke; Why is the view from the People's Palace so good? Answer; because it is the only place from which you can't see the People's Palace.)

Some urban exploration of the Soviet Union. While I enjoy looking these books and their excellent and provocative photography, unfortunately once I've read it, I probably won't want to again (and the library gets a great deal).

As someone who thoroughly enjoys the English Russia website and its pictures of post-Soviet structures and other relics this was a fantastically made picture book with some good insight from the photographer before each section. If you enjoy these kinds of pictures, this will make an excellent coffee table book.

This is a cool book of photographs for anyone interested in Soviet Architecture from the vantage point of "what happens when there are no people." Glimpses of what was and what happened to the work.

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