The beginnings of the “Factory System. New conceptions of work and time trigger a certain class consciousness that will make history.

French workers organize themselves and fight for their rights with the “barricade” as their preferred weapon. Great insurgencies shook Europe at the end of the century, leading to the construction of a new unified working class.

Europe has industrialized everything, including war. The laws of the WWI front extend to the factories, and the American methods of rationalization come to make the “good worker” a “good soldier”. From the Russian Revolution to the Spanish Civil War, the demands of the working class are materializing.

A bearer of hope and utopias in troubled times, the working class acquires an exceptional influence in the second half of the 20th century.

(Final episode)