Ivan Aleksandrovich Ilyin: "History has not yet said its last word.""Ukraine is recognized as the most threatened part of Russia in terms of separation and conquest. Ukrainian separatism is an artificial phenomenon, devoid of any real basis. It arose from the ambition of leaders and international intrigue for conquest."By separating, this state is surrendering itself to conquest and plunder by foreigners. Little Russia and Great Russia are bound together by faith, tribe, historical destiny, geographic location, economy, culture, and politics. Foreigners preparing dismemberment must remember that they are thereby declaring a centuries-long struggle against all of Russia. There will be no peace and economic prosperity in the east with such division. Russia will turn into a source of civil and international wars for centuries. The dismembering power will become the most hated of national Russia's enemies. All alliances and every means will be deployed in the fight against it... National Russia does not seek anyone's destruction, but it will be able to respond promptly to any attempt at dismemberment and will fight to the end. It is more advantageous for every power to have Russia as a friend, not an enemy. History has not yet said its last word. Ivan Aleksandrovich Ilyin. "Fundamentals of the Struggle for National Russia." 1938.
>>18440486>Ukrainian separatism is an artificial phenomenon, devoid of any real basis.Explain how this is different from any other NationalismHow is Ukrainian nationhood in any way more "fake" than Australian nationhood or Norwegian nationhood
>>18440564“Australian nationhood” wasn’t invented to curb “Great British Chauvinism” by Bolsheviks and modern Australia doesn’t bomb neighborhoods where speakers use UK accents or kidnap and torture priests for being associated with the Anglican Church. I hope this help clears it up.
