Palace for the People tells the stories of the most emblematic four buildings of socialist times - highly representative for the epoch and witnessing the historical turbulence in Eastern Europe in the second half of the twentieth century. The National Palace of Culture in Sofia, Moscow State University, Palace of the Parliament in Bucharest, Palace of Serbia in Belgrade, Palace of the Republic in Berlin are unique architectural creatures made with a lot of courage and a bit of lunacy to remind the people there was an ultimate power and brighter future. Each one is the tallest, the largest, has the biggest clock on Earth, or the most advanced technology of its time. They were the most grandiose enterprises in a time when collective good was the major state policy. Now that socialism is over it’s time to go back and reveal their hidden secrets. Most of these mega-buildings are still in place - and, like it or not, have become an integral part of the local culture. Each of these monsters is a monument of a dictatorship - but also a memory of the people who dared to project and build them. This episode has its focus on the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest.