Little People " In the small Italian city of Baaria, a child who used to go herding sheep with his uncle, did not read much and knew a lot. Oppose tradition and resist the existing wealth distribution system.
After World War II, participated in the PIC, a small political party in the larger society. However, this party called GC is the largest and largest in that place across Eurasia!
Why did he learn to redistribute? As a local representative, he made a pilgrimage there. After returning, he organized a real-name who was also eager to change the distribution system, and went to the outskirts to cultivate wasteland privately!
Later, there were also various sports and activities initiated by big cities, but slowly the flames became gentle, and lip guns replaced violence!
The big party of small people participates in the management of the city and the citizens, and has also gained a place!
The children of the little people are also growing up, their future is global integration, and their horizons are broader!
Oh, yes, I'm not talking about the Sicilian Mafia!
Although its story background is Bagheria (Italian: Bagheria) is a city located in the province of Palermo in Sicily, southern Italy. It was first built in 1658. Later developed into a resort.
The director of the film is:
Giuseppe Tonadore must become the so-called business card in the hearts of thousands of people with his "Sicilian Trilogy" ("Paradise Cinema", "Sea Pianist", "The Beautiful Legend of Sicily") !
Looking back at the history of the Italian party: it
is the largest Communist Party in Western Europe. It was established in Livorno in January 1921. Formed by the left wing of the Italian Socialist Party. In February 1991, it was renamed the Italian Left-wing Democratic Party.
Established in Livorno in January 1921, it is composed of the left wing of the Italian Socialist Party. It believes that a violent revolution must be used to destroy the existing political order and establish the dictatorship of the proletariat. The National Fascist Party came to power the following year. Among the Italian political parties, the only intention was to adhere to the anti-fascist stand. It was banned by the Mussolini regime in October 1926, and General Secretary A. Gramsci was arrested and imprisoned. In 1934, the Communist Party of Italy and the Socialist Party concluded an anti-fascist united front operation convention.
(In the film, we saw some grass-roots people satirizing fascists and their minions with humor!)
In 1943, the Mussolini government collapsed and Nazi Germany invaded and occupied Italy. The Italian Communist Party took the lead in organizing the National Liberation Committee and sending the Italian brigade to launch anti-fascist armed forces. Struggle, its prestige has been unprecedentedly increased.
Italy is classified as a Western sphere of influence. Facing the tremendous changes in the domestic and international situation, the Italian Communist Party decided to make strategic adjustments. The leaders of the Communist Party of Italy believe that the original nature and program of the party can no longer fully meet the needs of the situation. The party has no opportunity to seize power by violence and establish the dictatorship of the proletariat. The party must formulate a new path different from the original vision of the party’s founders.
In April 1944, he joined the coalition government, and the party leader Togliatti served successively as deputy prime minister. In 1947, the international situation became increasingly tense, and the United States launched a cold war against the Soviet Union and other socialist countries. The Communist Party of Italy and its leaders were squeezed out of the government. Since then, he has been in the position of the opposition party for a long time.
(In the film, we see that the protagonist is in a collective and actively participates in politics.)
In 1956, he proposed a strategy of taking the parliamentary road and carrying out structural reforms, advocating the gradual change of the capitalist system from within, and that the international communist movement should implement polycentricism. In the 1960s, some factions split up and established parties such as the Communist Party of Italy (Marxist-Leninist) and the Communist Party of the Unification of Italy.
The background of the incident was: in 1956, when the 20th National Congress of the CPSU convened, Khrushchev unveiled the process of de-Stalinization, publicly acknowledging that there are different paths to socialism. As a result, the Communist Party of Italy resumed the process of exploring the socialist road.
(In the film, we see the protagonist’s party, leading everyone up the mountain to grab the land and actively cultivate, and finally the evil landlord armed horseman said "The farce is over, go home")
In the 1970s, the Communist Party of Italy was one of the advocates of European communism and national communism. Since the 1980s, the “democratic substitution” strategy has been proposed in China, trying to unite the left-wing democratic forces to replace the regime system centered on the Catholic Democratic Party; the concept of “new internationalism” has been proposed internationally, calling for the strengthening of international cooperation; in the international communist movement China advocates independence, equality, and non-interference in each other’s internal affairs. In the 1984 European Parliament elections, it won more votes than the Catholic Democratic Party. After the 1987 general election, it was still the second largest party in the parliament. In more than 2,000 cities and towns, about half of the provinces and several large regions, they have joined the Socialist Party to govern. General Secretary A. Oketo (since 1988). The central agency reported as "Unity".
Pictured: In 1985, the Italian Communist Party's "Unity" festival venue was
shaken and shaken. With the international trend and the environment, the collectives who were bullish and bearish, finally came to the day to change the direction of investment!
Finally, in 1989, Eastern Europe experienced drastic changes. After 14 months of intense debate, the Italian Communist Party finally decided to disband the Communist Party and establish the Left-wing Democratic Party.
In February 1991, it was renamed the Italian Left-wing Democratic Party. After decades of strategic adjustments, the Italian Communist Party has largely deviated from the traditional Communist Party standards. Therefore, when the little person wakes up from a dream, he walks blindly from behind the blackboard in the classroom into the busy contemporary 21st century. What remains unchanged is the church (religion).
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