无论是在苏维埃政权下度过大半生的老人,还是在复辟之后出生的少年,都仍然喜欢在这门造就了七十多年苏维埃政权的大炮前留影,他们心里到底想的是什么?列宁,革命,共产主义,这些曾经有着十分深重含义的词汇,现在对他们来说到底意味着什么?在他们没有表情脸上似乎找不到答案,但在他们的心里是留恋,庆幸,迷茫,还是麻木?俄罗斯人将如何写下新世纪里的历史?
“临时政府的先生们,你们的公事完了,从现在起,直到永远。“
- Re: 90 years ago...posted on 11/08/2007
Ding. - Re: 90 years ago...posted on 11/08/2007
Wow, what a mixed feeling! Nevertheless I shall salute to all efforts to better the world with the hope that all new efforts be thoroughly informed of the dear lessons of the past and be guided by head as much as by heart, if not more so. - posted on 11/08/2007
touche wrote:
Wow, what a mixed feeling! Nevertheless I shall salute to all efforts to better the world with the hope that all new efforts be thoroughly informed of the dear lessons of the past and be guided by head as much as by heart, if not more so.
I am afraid the matter is more complicated than just head vs. heart. Those leaders who often claim to be "theorists" are much more head-over-heart than most of the followers who may be more heart-over-head. Also, people just didn't know better until they try and fail. Wouldn't it be nice if the human race could foresee the future better to spare all the wasted struggles and sacrifices? :-) - Re: 90 years ago...posted on 11/09/2007
我读过茨威格写的列宁回归,似乎这十月革命及苏维埃,变成了第一
次世界大战后期“轴心国”的一项作战计划。
我也讲不请,不过,往往国家的诞生跟无意受孕生下孩子很相仿,这
回在中美洲国家感觉特别明显。
自己在咖啡作一点小感思,上不得台面的。
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