The imperial mentality of unapologetic Russian oppositionists

Tomasz Kamusella

The imperial mentality of unapologetic Russian oppositionists

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A proposed ban on Russians entering the EU is now being discussed across the continent. While Moscow wages a bloody war in Ukraine, Russian citizens continue to take advantage of the opportunity to visit the bloc. The EU must now speak with one voice by enforcing the ban in support of a besieged Ukraine.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	New Eastern Europe
Publication status	Published - 26 Aug 2022

Keywords

Russian imperialism
Ethnolinguistic nationalism
Ukraine
European Union
War studies
Politics
International Relations

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Kamusella, T., 9 Aug 2022, New Eastern Europe.
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Premonition: the Kremlin’s quest to destroy Ukrainian language and culture
Kamusella, T., 22 Jul 2022, New Eastern Europe.
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Russian and Rashism: are Russian language and literature really so great?
Kamusella, T., 7 Jun 2022, Wachtyrz.eu 14 p.
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The imperial mentality of unapologetic Russian oppositionists

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Mariupol and the Warsaw Ghetto

Premonition: the Kremlin’s quest to destroy Ukrainian language and culture

Russian and Rashism: are Russian language and literature really so great?

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