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🧵On The Influence of Ivan Ilyin on Putin's Regime
1/ Hi everyone, today we are going to introduce Ivan Ilyin, a Russian Christian fascist writer who exerts a significant influence on the ideology and actions of Vladimir Putin.
#IvanIlyin #Ukraine #Russia #RussianFascism #Putin
1/ Hi everyone, today we are going to introduce Ivan Ilyin, a Russian Christian fascist writer who exerts a significant influence on the ideology and actions of Vladimir Putin.
#IvanIlyin #Ukraine #Russia #RussianFascism #Putin
2/ Therefore understanding #Ilyin's ideas is crucial to comprehend the motivations behind Putin's policies. Let's explore how #Ilyin's ideology shaped Putin's actions.
3/ One key aspect is how Ilyin's ideas influenced Putin's approach towards UKR. Ilyin believed in a Russian-dominated Eurasian empire where nationalites like Ukranian all belonged to Russia. Putin, influenced by this ideology, sought to "punish" Ukraine for its Western leanings.
#Putin zitiert in seiner Rede zur Annexion des Donezk-Gebietes den „wahren Patrioten Iwan Iljin“. Dies geschieht am Ende der Rede, um dem Zitat besonderes Gewicht zu verleihen. Zitiert wird ein glühender Nationalist, der die „Stärke des Glaubens des russischen Volkes“ beschwört.
Bei Ilyin vereinen sich fanatischer russisch-orthodoxer Glaube, völkischer Nationalismus und Antikommunismus, die gemeinsam schon immer seine Triebfeder waren. Das führte dazu, dass er im Exil NS-affine Propagandaschriften👇verfasste und als wichtiger Ideologe der
Konterrevolution im Ausland galt. An diesem👇Band schrieb er unter Pseudonym mit. Sein Co-Autor Adolf Ehrt war in der NSDAP und ab 1933 Leiter des Gesamtverbandes Deutscher antikommunistischer Vereinigungen. Iljin war Feind der Demokratie, plädierte für einen starken
#Ukrainian #fascists against #Russian Fascists. The on in this picture is from #русич, a Russian analogy of #Azov
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Russia is not free from fascist tendencies, the #UkraineRussianWar + worldwide canceling of Russian culture led to a massive rise in patriotism within Russian civil society. Like the right tried to ride the wave of #COVID19 related protests, the Russian right now tries to ride
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A small thread on the mind of #Putin. 🧵
To understand Putin you must understand Ivan Ilyin. This well-recognised fascist intellectual was around more or less a century ago. See the link below to get a better idea of his frightening totalitarian vision..
nybooks.com/daily/2018/03/…
To understand Putin you must understand Ivan Ilyin. This well-recognised fascist intellectual was around more or less a century ago. See the link below to get a better idea of his frightening totalitarian vision..
nybooks.com/daily/2018/03/…
What I find even more compelling is the response to Ilyin and his 1925 work "On The Use of Violence to Resist Evil" (fun title!) and the outright concern about where this sort of path can lead *even then* - pre-Hitler, pre nuclear weapons, pre Cold War, pre terrorism etc etc
Another leading thinker N. A Berdyaev produced a polemic on Ilyin called, "The Nightmare of Evil Good."
The full text is here: berdyaev.com/berdiaev/berd_…
The full text is here: berdyaev.com/berdiaev/berd_…
