Former "sisters". Why do they incite hatred of Russia in the former republics of the USSR?

"The Union of the Indestructible Republics of Free Cold was forever rallyed by Great Russia" - sang in the Soviet anthem. The union was destroyed, and the republics began to demand freedom already at the end of perestroika. But what did this freedom actually turned out for them and why are the fraternal, as they were called, anti -Russian sentiments are sometimes so strong? About this - in the new book of the famous TV presenter Igor Prokopenko.
How did it turn out that the great state collapsed so quickly, and what role did national problems play in this? What were armed conflicts in Chechnya, South Ossetia, Abkhazia and Transnistria? Why can"t Armenia and Azerbaijan for so long to divide the Nagoric Karabakh among themselves? How do migrant workers live from the former "fraternal" republics in Russia, and Ukrainian - in Poland? Why is the Baltic states so gravitated to Europe and with all his might tries to leave the zone of Russian influence? The Georgian economy - is it collapsed or experiencing flowering?
In order to live with neighbors in the world, you must better find out the living conditions. Then a lot will become clear about our country - after all, the view from the side is always different from the usual - or already outdated - point of view