Free
A childhood in the last Stalinist state, and a philosopher's question about what replaced it.
Lea Ypi grew up in Albania believing she lived in the world’s last true socialist state, and was eleven when it collapsed. Her memoir sets a child’s account against a philosopher’s, and asks what freedom actually meant in either system — the one that promised it, and the one that arrived claiming to deliver it.
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