Science and education
Axis position weakens in North Africa, part I
The CIA's destabilisation of Tibet
The activities of far-right death squads in interwar Germany
Western Allies failed to destroy Nazism
The failure of the far-right Kapp Putsch in Berlin, which lasted from the 13th to the 17th of March 1920, unfortunately did not discredit the new Nazi ideology taking root in Germany.
Analysis of early fighting in World War I, 108 years ago, Part 4
Analysis of early fighting in World War I, 108 years ago, Part 3
The really decisive fighting in the First World War occurred during the first few weeks of the conflict having broken out.
Analysis of early fighting in World War I, 108 years ago, Part 2
Tolstoy and art at the time of book burning
Where you burn books, you end up burning men as well. So wrote the German poet Heinrich Heine. In 2022, after Sheikh Omar in the seventh century with the library of Alexandria, the summa of ancient wisdom, in ideal continuity with the Nazi burnings in 1933, the Ukrainian Ministry of Culture (???) ordered the destruction of one hundred million copies of books. These are texts in Russian, or translated from Russian, the (forbidden) mother tongue of millions of Ukrainians. The decree sought by Volodymir Zelensky will not spare Alexsandr Puskin, Leo Tolstoy, Fedor Dostoevsky, and, in the field of art, it will expel Vassili Kandinsky, innovator of 20th-century painting.
Eurasianism, Eurasian Economic Union and Multipolarity: Assessments of Foreign Experts
Eurasianism, in its various interpretations, from ideology to the implementation of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) programs, is regarded as one of the strategies of creating a multipolar world order.