Russia, which we are losing. About the destructive influence of the West.
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State power is based on the unity of spiritual self-awareness between the people and the government. "The people, in unity with the state, can give up and entrust much to state power," wrote K.P. Pobedonostsev (1827 - 1907), the main ideologist of 'conservative autocracy,' the 'grey cardinal' under Alexander III, and the mentor of Nicholas II.
"The Russian soul is inseparably linked to autocracy and the Church," he claimed, sharply criticizing the Western political system, democracy, and culture. The influence of the West is destructive "for the unfortunate, deceived by foreign lies Russia." "It is painful and bitter to think that there were and are people in the Russian land dreaming of establishing this lie among us," Pobedonostsev said.
As a means of saving the country, he proposed not allowing "the specter of freedom, the deadly mixing of opinions" into it, and building politics on the distinctive Russian traits of life. His articles on this topic are included in this book.
"The Russian soul is inseparably linked to autocracy and the Church," he claimed, sharply criticizing the Western political system, democracy, and culture. The influence of the West is destructive "for the unfortunate, deceived by foreign lies Russia." "It is painful and bitter to think that there were and are people in the Russian land dreaming of establishing this lie among us," Pobedonostsev said.
As a means of saving the country, he proposed not allowing "the specter of freedom, the deadly mixing of opinions" into it, and building politics on the distinctive Russian traits of life. His articles on this topic are included in this book.
Author:
Author:Pobedonostsev K.P.
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Romance & Love
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Dimensions:
Dimensions:21.5x15.5x1.9 cm
Series:
Series:Who are we?
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00180-669-1
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