Leather-bound book "Speeches for the record" legendary, spoken and unspoken

The power of words is immeasurable. Words can dramatically change the course of an entire nation, unite people, start and end wars.

Politicians, artists, scientists, writers, musicians, activists, concentration camp prisoners and tribal leaders - the voice of the author of each speech played a role.

Tilda Swinton talks about her "freak brother" David Bowie; Pablo Picasso stands for life against death; Victor Hugo protests against the death penalty; Susan Sontag warns against mental laziness, and Salman Rushdie calls for defying the gods. Mark Twain's speech on the day of his seventieth birthday has long been disassembled into quotations, and Queen Elizabeth II's speech about the beginning of World War III, although it was written, fortunately it never sounded.

This book is an opportunity to witness seventy-five performances, each of which changes the world and creates our history.