Sing Out!

Peter Miller, Director: The Internationale.(Brief article)(Video recording review)

Sing Out! | June 22, 2007 | Copyright

PETER MILLER, DIRECTOR The Internationale First Run / Icarus Films 912457 (DVD)

USC professor Robin Kelley dubbed "The Internationale" possibly "the only song to change the world," but it seems more an example of a failed dream. It was penned by Eugene Pottier in 1871, as he was fleeing the breakup of the Paris Commune. It was sung at the world's first May Day celebration--in the United States in 1886--but never caught traction in North America. It became the anthem of both international socialist and anarchist movements, the first of which was long on nobility but short…

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