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Der Staat Ohne Arbeitslose. Drei Jahre "Funfjahresplan"
€ 30,00
Cover with two photomontages by John Heartfield. With 265 photographs (with captions in German, English and French): peoples of the USSR, industry and public works, peasants on the "kolchoz", workers and soldiers of the Soviet Union, etc. With an afterword by A. Kurella, on the initiation, the planning and implementation in the first three years of the first 'Five-Year-Plan', which started in 1927 and transformed the USSR into an industrial nation.
Der Staat ohne Arbeitslose (The State Without the Unemployed) is a 1931 work by Ernst Glaeser and Franz Carl Weiskopf, featuring an epilogue by Alfred Kurella. The book serves as a documentation of the Soviet Union's first five-year plan, presented through a series of photomontages created by John Heartfield. It aims to illustrate the transition from an agricultural to an industrialized society, highlighting financial planning, statistics, and social goals. The work is noted for its 'book film' style, where images are organized organically to provide a visual narrative of Soviet progress.
Publicatiegegevens
| Auteur | John Heartfield, Ernst Glaeser, Franz Carl Weiskopf, Alfred Kurella |
|---|---|
| Uitgever | Kiepenheuer |
| Plaats van uitgave | Berlin |
| Jaar | 1931 |
| Druk | First edition |
| Bindwijze | paperback |
| Taal | Duits |
| Dimensies | 26 x17,5 |
| Pagina's | 198 pp. |
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