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Left, Right, Forward!
In a few years’ time these young people might be in charge of public affairs. But who are they? Director Linda Jablonská has been following the activities of the young conservatives and communists from November 17, 2005 until the 2006 general elections. What books would you expect to find in the libraries of young left-wingers and right-wingers? Would either party consider dating someone from the other side? What is their family background, what makes them get involved? And most importantly – what happens, when they meet, for example at May Day celebrations?
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In a few years’ time these young people might be in charge of public affairs. But who are they? Director Linda Jablonská has been following the activities of the young conservatives and communists from November 17, 2005 until the 2006 general elections. What books would you expect to find in the libraries of young left-wingers and right-wingers? Would either party consider dating someone from the other side? What is their family background, what makes them get involved? And most importantly – what happens, when they meet, for example at May Day celebrations?
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