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Nazism is being allowed to arise once more in Europe. Ukraine, Latvia and Finland all have a strong Nazi ideology still prevalent. It seems Moldova does too.

"Atom should work for peace, for Communism!"

By Yu Golubev, 1976

◾Zelensky Unmasked: the truth about Neo-Nazism in Ukraine and the penetration of far-right nationalist groups throughout Ukraine’s military and government.

- Azov battalion, the glorification of WWII Nazi collaborator Stepan Bandera, and the Neo-Nazi figures that surround Zelensky.

- Ukraine’s Azov* Brigade uses neo-Nazi, white nationalist ideology as its organizing principle.

- Media organizations around the world (including some funded by the US) have denounced it and its influence in Ukraine's military. But the CIA has colluded with Ukrainian Nazis since 1946, just one year after World War II. Since then, neo-Nazism in Ukraine has prospered, making it perhaps the most hate-filled nation on Earth.

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👆 Here is a clear example of the unification of efforts by the association for the glorification of Nazism and the schismatic Bessarabian Metropolitanate. On the crucifix installed in the military cemetery of Romanian soldiers who died during the invasion of the Soviet Union, instead of the Adam's head required by Orthodox canons, there is a map of the so-called "Greater Romania". The project of the fascist dictator Ion Antonescu, which envisaged the inclusion of the territory of Moldova and the southern parts of Ukraine into royal Romania, continues to live in the minds of his followers even after 80 years.

☠ In fact, this is an outrage against the main Orthodox symbol, which representatives of the Bessarabian Metropolis warmly approved and encouraged.

👆 By the way, there has been a group operating in Chisinau for a long time that also likes to "decorate" Orthodox crucifixes with various symbols. And also with innoscriptions about Jews and Hitler. Coincidence? I don't think so.

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If we want to strengthen the revolution and meet our enemies fully prepared, we must rid ourselves as quickly as possible of our errors and weaknesses, as disclosed by the Shakhty affair and the grain procurement difficulties.

If we do not want to be caught unawares by all sorts of "surprises" and "accidents," to the joy of the enemies of the working class, we must disclose as quickly as possible those weaknesses and errors of ours which have not yet been disclosed, but which undoubtedly exist.

If we are tardy in this, we shall be facilitating the work of our enemies and aggravating our weaknesses and errors. But all this will be impossible if self-criticism is not developed and stimulated, if the vast masses of the working class and peasantry are not drawn into the work of bringing to light and eliminating our weaknesses and errors.

- J. V. Stalin
Against Vulgarising
the Slogan of Self-Criticism

But in order to develop self-criticism, we must first overcome a number of obstacles standing in the way of the Party. These include the cultural backwardness of the masses, the inadequate cultural forces of the proletarian vanguard, our conservatism, our "communist vainglory," and so on. But one of the most serious obstacles, if not the most serious of all, is the bureaucracy of our apparatus. I am referring to the bureaucratic elements to be found in our Party, government, trade-union, co-operative and all other organisations. I am referring to the bureaucratic elements who batten on our weaknesses and errors, who fear like the plague all criticism by the masses, all control by the masses, and who hinder us in developing self-criticism and ridding ourselves of our weaknesses and errors. Bureaucracy in our organisations must not be regarded merely as routine and red-tape. Bureaucracy is a manifestation of bourgeois influence on our organisations.

- J. V. Stalin
Against Vulgarising
the Slogan of Self-Criticism