Denacification of Ukraine. The country of unlearned lessons
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The events that occurred in Ukraine in February - March 2014 are still often evaluated completely incorrectly. It was not a revolution of dignity, but the establishment of the dictatorship of Ukrainian nationalists. In terms of mass hatred and hysteria, Ukraine has already overtook the Third Reich. And not only because today"s Ukraine has existed for more than 25 years, and the third Reich was released by the history of only 12, but because Hitler did not have such a rich diversity of resources to divert people. After all, there was no Internet, no social networks, no mass broadcasting.
In the established circumstances, without denacing, there can be no development of the Ukrainian state. It will simply fall apart, unable to withstand the hatred that some citizens of the country experience to others. If Ukrainian politicians want to preserve their own state, they need to develop a denacing program now, so that at the time when the next Maidan will sweep away Poroshenko, Turchinov and all others, already have a clear plan of action. It is not too late to start studying the topic, which at some point will certainly become dominant in the domestic political life of Ukraine.
The famous Russian writer, journalist and historian Armen Gasparyan says about the historical experience of this process in Germany in the post -war years
In the established circumstances, without denacing, there can be no development of the Ukrainian state. It will simply fall apart, unable to withstand the hatred that some citizens of the country experience to others. If Ukrainian politicians want to preserve their own state, they need to develop a denacing program now, so that at the time when the next Maidan will sweep away Poroshenko, Turchinov and all others, already have a clear plan of action. It is not too late to start studying the topic, which at some point will certainly become dominant in the domestic political life of Ukraine.
The famous Russian writer, journalist and historian Armen Gasparyan says about the historical experience of this process in Germany in the post -war years
Author:
Author:Gasparyan Armen Sumbatovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Politics & Social Science
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:white
Series:
Series: Books Armen Gasparyan
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4461-0707-0
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