yes, this is a very good comparison with baron ungern, it seems very appropriate to me, because many people now see and understand that putinism is no longer some kind of deviation, that is , behavior that does not meet the general standard of democracy, not some late the soviet union with the conformist democracy everyone can clearly see that the pathos of the conservative revolution has now been added to all this. putin is entering a kind of mystical phase of his rule, raising a heavy degree of opposition to the west. this is another level of it. in this sense, the words: yes, it is something similar to baron ungern or the national bolsheviks, as my colleague volodymyr pastukhov writes, are absolutely correct. i also see signs of wounds. fascism, a mixture of tsarism and fascism in the early phase, before it finally took shape. in this sense of the word, i would say, it is really, if terrible, for putin no... it sounded: there is no other way but the way to a great war that burns everything. the further we look at it, the less we see, of course. in general, how is the russian feder

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