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Francis Spufford - Red Plenty
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First broadcast on 14th January 2011
Hailed as one of the most original non-fiction books in recent years, Francis Spufford's Red Plenty tells the story of the men and women who strived to deliver technological and economic Utopia for the Soviet Union in the Kruschev era
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