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at the beginning of 1921, a terrible famine broke out in Russia;
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it was the result of the
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policy of military communism in the countryside and the
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complete robbery of the peasantry;
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almost 20 percent of the country's population was starving; in the
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villages of the Volga region, cannibalism began on
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July 21, on the initiative of prominent representatives of
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the Russian intelligentsia, academicians,
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cooperators, leaders literature and
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art, a public
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committee to help the starving was created, and in a matter of
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weeks, it agreed to provide
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urgent food aid to 35
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million citizens of
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starving Russia; however, on August 27,
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1921, on the orders of Lenin, members of the committee
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were arrested and the committee itself was dissolved;
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the reason was the information that at
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its meetings members of the Pam Goly
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criticized the actions of the Soviet government,
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calling the main cause of the famine the policy of the
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Bolsheviks, the creators helped Kishkin
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Prokopovich Kuskov and Osorgin
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were included in the lists of anti-Soviet
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intelligentsia subject to deportation from
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Russia,
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despite the help of American
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charitable organizations of the Red
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Cross in Russia, 5
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million 53 thousand people died of hunger
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[music ]
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in the same years, a wave of professorial strikes swept across the country
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caused by the
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liquidation of university autonomy and
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changes in the rules for admission to universities.
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According to the new provision, first of all,
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members of the Communist Party were to be accepted for study; second,
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representatives of trade unions;
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third, seconded by Soviet
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institutions; fourth, persons of
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proletarian origin and only
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then all the others, even earlier, in all
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Russian universities,
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the Bolsheviks closed the
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historical and philological
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law faculties; in many universities, the
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post of military commissar was introduced;
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he was endowed with the same
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rights as the rector and had to follow the
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political line in teaching;
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in 1921, the congress of Russian
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academic organizations adopted an
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appeal to scientists of all countries and to the entire
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civilized world, it
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contained the names of 27 professors of
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Russian universities shot by
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the Bolsheviks, among them the world
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famous chemist, professor Tikhvin,
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rector of Odessa University, Levashov, an
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outstanding physicist, geologist or
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Mashevsky, professor of Moscow
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University,
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zoologist tanners and many others
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in the same the list for the first time
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published the names of
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63 prominent Russian scientists who died of
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exhaustion or committed
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suicide.
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According to these data, in 1921, out of 40
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Russian academicians,
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10 died of hunger and the outstanding
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mathematician Academician Lipunov shot himself in
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Odessa in 1922, six professors of
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Moscow University, among whom
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was the dean Faculty of Physics and Mathematics
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Vsevolod Viktorovich Stratonov
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sent an open letter to the Bolshevik
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leaders Lenin Trotsky
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Zinoviev Kamenev Stalin and Molotov it
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said in particular that
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after the destruction of the high school, now they are
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dying and above, almost deprived of
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material resources and cut off from
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world science, the clinic laboratory office and receive
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appropriations tenfold less than
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necessary to treat and work for no one
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teachers are also remunerated
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many times less than necessary meager
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maintenance is paid to them in
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two or three months and money is already of a different
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lesser value professors are exhausted and
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exhausted
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many died prematurely from
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exhaustion the Finns committed suicide
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plunged into ignorance the country
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will historically be thrown back to for several centuries
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it will inevitably become the prey of more
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cultured neighbors for this appeal
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straton was also included in the list for
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deportation in early May 1922, People's Commissar of
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Health Semashko reports to Lenin that at the
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second All-Russian Congress of Doctors,
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doctors praised rural medicine,
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demanded democracy and the right to publish
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their own printed organ Lenin
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called the doctors a bunch of accomplices of
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the counter-revolution of the city immediately received
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instructions to expel the most active
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enemies of the Soviet government
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from among the doctors to remote areas of
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the country in the Turkestan region of Siberia and the
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Arkhangelsk province this operation was
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carried out simultaneously with high-ranking
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intelligentsia abroad
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[applause]
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then they were forcibly deported from Russia
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about 200 prominent
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scientists, economists, doctors, writers and
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philosophers, most of them were
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arrested by the GPU
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on the night of August 16-17, 1922 in
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Russian history,
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this action was called the philosophical
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steamer in an article dedicated to the results of
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this operation, the newspaper truth wrote these
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politicking scientists, professors,
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persistent and angry tried
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to discredit all the undertakings of the Soviet
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government by subjecting them to supposedly scientific
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criticism in the field of philosophy, they
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preached mysticism and priestly
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workers and peasants are looking forward to
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when finally these ideological
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Wrangel sheep and Kolchakites
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will be thrown out of the territory of rss
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the day before on August 30, 1922, Leon
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Trotsky gave an interview to the American
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journalist Louise Brian tried in which
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he explained the reasons for the mass expulsion of the
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intelligentsia from Russia,
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those elements whom we are expelling
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and will expel are in themselves
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politically insignificant
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in the event of new military complications, all these
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irreconcilable and incorrigible elements of ours
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will turn out to be military-political agents of
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the enemy and we will be forced to shoot
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them to the laws of war,
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that is why we now preferred a calm
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period to deport them in advance
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in the archives of the Politburo,
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we preserved lists of those whom Trotsky
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called incorrigible and politically
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insignificant elements,
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these lists were compiled in the city on the
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personal instructions of Lenin among those who were
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subject to deportation, the largest scientific
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professors of all leading universities in Moscow and
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Petrograd in including the rectors of
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Moscow and St. Petersburg
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universities zoologist Novikov and philosopher
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Karsavin dean of the Faculty of Mathematics of
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Moscow State University Stratonov
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economists brother Vust Zvorykin
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Ladyzhensky Prokopovich cooperators
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raisins Kudryavtsev Bulatov historians
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Kiesewetter Florovsky Mika-chan Bogolepov
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sociologist Pitirim Sorokin
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professors of the higher technical school of the
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Petrovsky-Razumovsky
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Agricultural Academy
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Institute of Railway Engineers
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archaeological institute philosophers
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Berdyaev Frank Plosky Bulgakov Stepun
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Vysheslavtsev
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Ilyin Izgoyev Lapshin and after
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all these people were arrested the newspaper
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truth reported that among those deported there were
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almost no major scientific names in
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addition to this list on August 18,
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1922, A-76
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representatives of the scientific intelligentsia were arrested the south of
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Russia, including leading professors of
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Kiev and Odessa universities,
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in the archives of the Politburo there are
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detailed characteristics compiled by
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GPU researchers for each of the
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detainees
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they are distinguished by extreme revolutionary
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laconicism, for example, professor of the Odessa
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Medical Academy Krylov, an active
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opponent of all undertakings of the Soviet
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government, type harmful professor of the same
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academy, Samarin, an active enemy the
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figure is
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very harmful to the Soviet regime; however, repression
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fell not only on teachers on the
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night of August 31 to September 1,
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1922, another action was carried out
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this time against the bourgeois students
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in the report of the head of the 4th department of the city of
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Zaraisk it was reported that 228 people from the
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anti-Soviet intelligentsia should be sent abroad
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of them 32 people were
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university students in the State Pedagogical University; a female deputy, Joseph, was appointed responsible for the
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operation of expelling
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dissidents.
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intelligentsia was received specifically in the name of
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Stalin on August 2, 1922; however, as
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is clear from the documents, the main
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initiator of the deportation was Lenin;
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this is the original of Lenin’s secret letter to the
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women’s office dated May 19, 1922. to
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prepare this more thoroughly without preparation, we are
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foolish to oblige members of the Politburo
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to devote 23 hours a week to reviewing the
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ranks of the publication of books, checks the execution,
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collect systematic information about the
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political experience, work and literary
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activities of professors and writers,
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we need to arrange things so that these
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military spies are caught and evil is constantly poured in
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and send them abroad On
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July 16, 1922, in a letter to Stalin, Lenin
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expressed dissatisfaction with the pace of the operation and
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named specific names of those to be
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expelled, in particular the philosophers Franco and
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his outcast, as well as employees of the
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Petrograd magazine economist, it would be
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necessary to send several hundred such gentlemen
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abroad, we will ruthlessly
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cleanse Russia for a long time employees
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the economist's enemies are the most merciless of all of
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them get out of Russia
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to do this, you need to immediately arrest
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several hundred and without announcing the motives,
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you go gentlemen with communist
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greetings lei
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[music] a
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month and a half later, on September 4,
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1922, a meeting between Lenin and Dzerzhinsky took place,
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after which the
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city chairman wrote it down in his book
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Vladimir Ilyich's directives to continue steadily
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expelling the active anti-Soviet
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intelligentsia and, first of all, the
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Mensheviks
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abroad, it is necessary to divide the entire intelligentsia into
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groups of approximately fiction writers and
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publicists and politicians,
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economists, here it is necessary to subgroup
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financiers, fuel workers, transport workers,
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trade, cooperation, technology, here also
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groups are needed: engineers, agronomists,
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doctors, general staff officers, professors and teachers
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for each intellectual must be a matter of
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information must be checked from different
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sides so that our conclusion is
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unmistakable
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and irrevocable; we must remember that the task of
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our department should not only be to
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promote the straightening of the line
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in relation to specialists, that is, to introduce
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disintegration into their ranks and promote those who is
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ready to support
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Soviet power without reservations? According to city estimates, the
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deportation of 200 people outside the RSR
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should have cost the treasury 42
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billion 400 million rubles in
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Soviet signs.
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After he presented
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this estimate to the Politburo, it was
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decided to offer some of the arrested to
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leave at their own expense.
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there is to sell their libraries and all the
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property of those who agreed, it turned out that
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23 people
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were deported at the expense of the gopalu
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to save money, it was also decided
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to send dissidents abroad by the
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cheapest sea transport for this in
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Germany and two steamships were chartered,
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however, with the receipt of German
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visas, at first they left embarrassment
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according to the memoirs of the philosopher Nikolai
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Onufrievich Lossky when the Council of People's Commissars
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addressed the German government with a
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corresponding request, Chancellor Wirth
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replied that Germany is not Siberia and
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it is impossible to exile Russian citizens to it,
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however, if Russian scientists and writers
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themselves apply for a visa,
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Germany will willingly show them hospitality
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after that gp released from custody
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those who were over 50 years of age and instructed them to
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obtain visas for themselves and their
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younger comrades. On
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September 30, 1922, the first group of
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33 professors and philosophers was
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sent to Germany on the ship
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Aber Burgomaster Khotin
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[music]
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that same fall from In Odessa, two
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groups of professors were deported to Constantinople and
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Varna. On November 16, 1922, the passage of Prussia
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took away from Russia the second group of
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intellectuals. Before leaving,
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they were all warned in writing
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that in case of unauthorized return to
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Russia they would be shot,
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according to one of the deportees,
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Mikhail Osorgin,
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the ships were taken to Germany is the only
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commodity that the current Russian
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government supplies to Europe abundantly
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and freely, the
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guardians of the cultural legacy of Russia,
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another philosopher, exile Fedor Stepun,
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who in exile headed the department of
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sociology at the University of Dresden and
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taught philosophy at the
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University of Munich, recalled that most of the
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expelled scientists experienced mixed
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feelings of melancholy and reassurance of
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melancholy from that that they are parting with
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Russia forever, reassurance that they were not
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shot after arriving in Germany on November 18,
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1922, one of the passengers on the steamer
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Prussia, the
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vice-rector of Petrograd University,
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Boris Nikolaevich Odintsov, a famous agrochemist,
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wrote in his diary
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why we were expelled, that it was stupidity
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or sound, I think both another thing is that the rulers of
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Russia, despite all their arrogance, are
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so cowardly that they are afraid of every
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independent and honestly expressed
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opinion,
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leaving Russia with a heavy feeling,
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I hope to use the exile as a
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business trip and serve my homeland
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that is still alive and not dead
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[music]
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in Germany, the arrival of scientists expelled from Russia
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was treated as Thanks to the unexpected and
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generous gift from the Bolsheviks, Russian
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professors and philosophers were known here not
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only for their scientific works; many of
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them studied or gave
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lectures at major German
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universities before the revolution, despite the severe
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economic crisis that
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Germany was experiencing at that time, the German authorities
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allocated
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significant funds for the settlement of
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Russians exiles
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in the center of Berlin near the Kaiser's
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castle they were given one of the
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most prestigious buildings of the baur academy
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to create a Russian scientific institute,
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its director was the former chairman of the
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board of the Moscow House of Scientists,
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Professor Vsevolod Ivanovich Osinsky, the
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collections in the new educational institution were
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read by
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economists Brut Taste and Prokopovich deported from Russia
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philosophers Ilyin Frank and Berdyaev astronomer
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Stratonov
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historian Karsavin zoologist Novikov
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writer Aikhenwald cooperator gloomy
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criminologist gogi
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In many ways all this became possible
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thanks to the energy of the initiative of one
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person professor of the University of Berlin
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at the hatch it was he who managed to convince the
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German authorities
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to support Russian scientists and allocate
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funds for their work from
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state budget
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thanks to this, in the twenties of the
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last century, the
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capital of Germany became the main world
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center for the study of Russia and Russian
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culture in 1923,
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about 400 thousand refugees from Russia lived in Berlin alone,
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three Russian theaters operated here,
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87 Russian newspapers and magazines were published,
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as German statistics claim in In
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1924, the production of Russian books in
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Germany exceeded the number of German ones. In addition to the
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Russian scientific institute,
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famous Russian scientists continued
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their activities in the Russian scientific and
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philosophical society, the
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Russian academic union, the
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religious and philosophical academy [
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music]
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here
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[music]
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in the 1920s,
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the capital of the Czech Republic, Prague, was called Russian
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Oxford here Russian professors expelled by the Bolsheviks
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founded 6 higher
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educational institutions
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Russian Pedagogical Institute Faculty of Law Higher
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School of Transport Engineering
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Russian Institute of Commercial Knowledge
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Institute of Agricultural Cooperation
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Russian People's University
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in front of you is unique newsreel footage
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from a private archive here depicts the
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daily life of the Russian scientific
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colony in Prague
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among those who was in the frame and several
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people expelled from Russia in 1922
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[music]
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here is the famous philosopher Peter Struve
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walking with the historian Alexander
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Kiesewetter am Kiesewetter
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in the frame on the left
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this is their only lifetime filming
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Moscow University professor
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Alexandra Kiesewetter
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was arrested by the Bolsheviks on the night of 16
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to 17 August and expelled from Russia on a
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ship, Chief Burgomaster Hakkin his
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teacher was the great Russian historian
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Klyuchevsky before the revolution, Kiesewetter
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published more than 500 scientific
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articles on Russian history his doctoral
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dissertation, the urban situation of
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Catherine the Second was one of the most
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fundamental studies of Russian
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history of the 18th century, shortly before the revolution,
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Kiesewetter became one of the founders of the
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Cadet Party after the October
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Revolution, he published a number of articles in
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which he called the actions of the Bolsheviks
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wild fanaticism and an unheard of
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atrocity against Russia since
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1918, Alexander Kiesewetter was arrested three times
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after 4 and he was
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expelled from Russia in 1924 upon learning of the
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death of Lenin Kiesewetter responded to this event with
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the following words, the
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fool who died the other day in Moscow, from the very
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beginning of his experiment, stated
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in a printed brochure that communism in
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Russia is impossible,
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but Russia is a pile of dry hay
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that is easiest to set on fire to start
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and a world social fire, Russia will
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burn out
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and well To hell with it, but the world will enter the paradise of
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communism. You don’t need to convince me
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that our old order had a bunch of
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mortal sins,
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but it was not guilty of such a formulation of the question of the existence of
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Russia; this was the privilege of the
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Bolsheviks;
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none of Kiesewetter’s works was
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republished in Soviet times and what he
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wrote in exile is still not
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accessible to the majority of Russian
00:22:52
readers
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[music]
00:22:55
and in general the sky is still in history that you
00:22:58
promise the flower of the intelligentsia 150 people
00:23:00
study sometimes I try to say that
00:23:02
France has been transferred and if without shale in the
00:23:06
thirties you promise 150 an accountant of
00:23:12
intellectuals to understand or
00:23:15
how it would impoverish her, most of
00:23:19
them did not think that they would return physically like that
00:23:22
to Russia, well, when you take them to their
00:23:25
creativity, their voice and their message
00:23:28
will return to Russia in this I think
00:23:30
most of them were convinced of this
00:23:33
Merezhkovsky wrote very well about this,
00:23:35
which heaven is you yourself, but that
00:23:38
we will lay down the bones for them abroad, our word
00:23:42
will return, as you can see over these
00:23:44
last 10 years, their words are returning and the
00:23:47
pineapple is no longer outdated
00:23:50
among the scientists expelled from Russia there was a
00:23:53
professor from Moscow University
00:23:55
Ivan Aleksandrovich Ilyin in 1901 he
00:24:03
graduated with a gold medal from the first
00:24:05
Moscow classical gymnasium and without
00:24:07
exams was admitted to the Faculty of Law of the
00:24:10
Imperial Moscow University;
00:24:14
his scientific advisor, the
00:24:16
famous lawyer Pavel Ivanovich
00:24:18
Novgorodtsev, immediately drew attention to the
00:24:21
young man’s brilliant abilities in science; on
00:24:25
his initiative,
00:24:26
Ilyin remained in University and at the age of 26
00:24:29
already became a private assistant professor in the department of the
00:24:32
Encyclopedia of Law and History of Philosophy. In
00:24:36
1910, the young scientist went on a
00:24:39
scientific trip abroad.
00:24:41
He spent two years at the oldest
00:24:43
universities in Germany, France and Italy,
00:24:46
where he met with leading philosophers
00:24:49
of these countries.
00:24:50
Upon his return, Ivan Aleksandrovich
00:24:53
taught at his native
00:24:54
Faculty of Law and in other higher educational
00:24:57
institutions of Moscow,
00:25:03
the turning point for Ilyin,
00:25:05
as well as for most Russian
00:25:06
intellectuals, was 1917.
00:25:11
He perceived the February revolution as a temporary
00:25:14
disorder and was one of the first to
00:25:17
criticize political irresponsibility
00:25:19
and the leaders of Ilyin wrote liberals did not
00:25:24
foresee
00:25:25
that extreme or untimely and
00:25:28
inappropriately granted freedom leads
00:25:31
to various building and enslavement, they did not
00:25:34
foresee that a person not ripe for
00:25:37
freedom could abuse it and sell
00:25:40
it for personal or class interest,
00:25:43
liberals realized with horror that they were
00:25:46
preparing for and in fact it became depravity,
00:25:51
we saw all the power in our hands
00:25:53
such democrats, these people are born for
00:25:56
reasoning, discussions of resolutions, intrigues,
00:26:00
newspaper articles, flight, these are people,
00:26:04
poses, they will, people of the pen, they are authorities, Russian formal
00:26:09
democrats are not at all created for Russia and their
00:26:12
place in Denmark is
00:26:13
Holland, Romania, their mental horizon is
00:26:16
completely unsuitable for a great power,
00:26:20
their trepidation for the purity of their
00:26:22
sentimentality freedom-loving clothes
00:26:25
against the state, their commitment
00:26:28
to outdated schemes, their naive confidence
00:26:31
that the mass of the people everywhere and
00:26:34
always consists of born and well-intentioned
00:26:37
democrats, all this makes their
00:26:39
leadership in Russia extremely
00:26:42
dangerous and hopeless
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[music] in
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1918, the check authorities
00:26:50
arrested them three times under various pretexts Ilyin and
00:26:52
conducted a search in his apartment in
00:26:56
the spring, Ivan Aleksandrovich was taken away
00:26:58
right on the eve of defending his doctoral
00:27:00
dissertation, then the entire scientific community stood up for him;
00:27:05
students,
00:27:08
junior teachers,
00:27:10
professors offered themselves hostages; on
00:27:13
May 19, the check was forced to temporarily
00:27:17
release the famous prisoner; defense of a
00:27:21
dissertation on the topic of Hegel's philosophy as the
00:27:24
doctrine of the concreteness of God and man was
00:27:26
carried out so brilliantly that Ilyin
00:27:29
was unanimously awarded two
00:27:31
master's degrees and a doctor of
00:27:33
state sciences; this work
00:27:37
is still recognized by experts as the best
00:27:39
commentary on Hegel's philosophy
00:27:40
[music]
00:27:42
meanwhile, Ilyin continued to consider the main work of his life to be the
00:27:45
fight against the
00:27:47
illegal enslavers of Russia -
00:27:50
murder Bolsheviks
00:27:52
perceived the last Russian Tsar and his family
00:27:54
as a personal tragedy. When asked why this
00:27:58
became possible and what was the sacred meaning of
00:28:00
these events, Ilyin tried to answer all his
00:28:04
life
00:28:07
in a series of works under the general title why the
00:28:10
monarchical system was crushed in Russia,
00:28:12
Ilyin wrote the dynasty did not fight
00:28:16
for its the throne the
00:28:17
throne fell and no one then raised or
00:28:20
unfurled the fallen banner
00:28:22
no one stood under it openly no one
00:28:26
stood up for it publicly when you contemplate
00:28:29
this living tragedy of our dynasty your
00:28:32
heart stops and it becomes difficult to talk about it the
00:28:35
collapse of the monarchy was the
00:28:42
collapse of Russia itself the sacred foundation
00:28:46
of the national of existence, the thousand-year-old state form was subjected to
00:28:49
decay, desecration and villainous
00:28:52
eradication from the floor,
00:28:57
but it was not the Russian republic that was established,
00:29:00
as the revolutionary semi-
00:29:03
intelligentsia of the left parties dreamed of, but the
00:29:05
all-Russian dishonor
00:29:08
predicted by Dostoevsky unfolded and the impoverishment of the
00:29:11
spirit on this spiritual impoverishment on this,
00:29:15
without honor and corruption, the
00:29:17
state anchor of Bolshevism grew
00:29:20
prophetically the guns foreseen by us, the
00:29:22
sick and unnatural 3rd evil
00:29:26
are sent to the wind their poison to the whole world
00:29:29
to their death in the seventeenth year the Russian
00:29:33
people fell into a state of rabble and the history of
00:29:37
mankind shows that the worm is always
00:29:40
blown away by despots
00:29:42
and tyrants Russia collapsed before our
00:29:46
eyes
00:29:47
not because the Russian people he was strong in
00:29:51
anger and because he was weak in goodness
00:29:54
and in the fateful hour of history he was unable to
00:29:58
extract from his good nature and weariness
00:30:01
from his smiling, songful and lazy
00:30:05
soul
00:30:06
that energy of will, that determination of action, that
00:30:09
art of organization, that ability
00:30:12
to resist evil by force, which he
00:30:15
demanded from him an hour of testing and now in
00:30:19
history an unprecedented and
00:30:22
unheard of evil has come true and a minority has seized
00:30:26
power and brought the good-natured
00:30:29
majority of the people to their knees in order to
00:30:31
remake him, break his moral
00:30:34
backbone,
00:30:35
finally mix up in him and his children
00:30:39
in the soul the concepts of good and evil, honor and dishonor,
00:30:43
right and wrong. and force him
00:30:47
by hunger and fear into unconditional
00:30:50
submission
00:30:55
for his frank statements to the
00:30:57
Bolsheviks in their regime, Professor Ilyin
00:31:00
ended up behind bars several more times,
00:31:03
in total the check
00:31:06
issued a warrant for his arrest six times On
00:31:11
September 26, 1922, Ivan Alexandrovich
00:31:15
and his wife were sent to Germany
00:31:17
by ship
00:31:18
Chief Burgomaster Hawking, as part of the first
00:31:21
group of
00:31:23
scientists, economists, doctors, writers and
00:31:26
philosophers expelled from Russia from 1926 to 1938, Ilyin
00:31:34
gave scientific reports more than 200 times in
00:31:36
various cities in Germany, France and
00:31:39
Switzerland, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia, Austria and
00:31:42
Latvia, with a
00:31:43
brilliant command of foreign languages, he
00:31:46
read his lectures depending on the
00:31:48
audience in Russian German or
00:31:50
French in 1925 in Berlin
00:31:55
his famous book on
00:31:57
resisting evil by force was published
00:32:00
in it Ilyin argued that even a
00:32:03
believer not only can but also must
00:32:05
resist evil with sword and force
00:32:08
[music]
00:32:10
in 1938 In 1938, the Nazis forbade Ilyin
00:32:14
to give public lectures and
00:32:16
arrested all his brochures. The Gestapo began to
00:32:20
threaten him with sending him to a concentration camp.
00:32:22
After this, the philosopher decided to flee
00:32:25
Germany thanks to the help of his true friends. In the
00:32:29
summer of 1938, Ivan Alexandrovich and his
00:32:34
wife managed to move to Switzerland for the second
00:32:38
time in a short period of time,
00:32:39
having lost all their property. and livelihood,
00:32:43
they had to start life from scratch,
00:32:50
despite serious restrictions on
00:32:52
rights and constant need, Ilyin did not
00:32:55
stop working in Switzerland, he
00:32:58
wrote 215 famous newsletters for
00:33:01
like-minded people, which his friends
00:33:03
sent to many countries where
00:33:06
Russian emigrants lived; these were political
00:33:09
articles about the state structure
00:33:10
the future of Russia and the struggle for it,
00:33:14
they were subsequently included in the famous
00:33:16
two-volume book
00:33:17
Our Tasks
00:33:18
[music]
00:33:25
in June 1941, Germany attacked the
00:33:30
Soviet Union and Ellen was painfully
00:33:34
worried about the news of the rapid
00:33:36
advance of German troops deep into
00:33:38
Russia, despite the report of the
00:33:43
stunning successes of the Wehrmacht in
00:33:44
the east, Ivan Aleksandrovich
00:33:47
alone one of the first to predict the inevitable
00:33:49
defeat of Hitler's hordes
00:33:51
in the war with Russia and the Russian people,
00:33:54
being a convinced anti-communist, he
00:33:58
nevertheless categorically condemned any
00:34:00
collaboration between Russians and Hitler, Ilyin
00:34:03
wrote Russian people who lived at least a
00:34:08
few years in Germany between the two
00:34:10
world wars saw and knew that
00:34:13
the Germans did not refuse from moving to
00:34:16
the east and that they were preparing a new campaign against
00:34:20
Russia,
00:34:21
the Russian emigration who lived in other
00:34:23
countries did not understand this or did not want to
00:34:27
take it into account,
00:34:28
they assumed to reason according to the dangerous
00:34:31
scheme of the enemy of my enemy is my allies and,
00:34:35
out of naivety, was ready to sympathize with
00:34:37
Hitler, one must hope that now these
00:34:42
Jews, you,
00:34:43
the goal of Germany was not at all to
00:34:46
free the world from communists,
00:34:48
but to exterminate the Russian
00:34:51
population in the regions of
00:34:53
Russia we were seizing and populating them with Germans in order to
00:34:57
dismember the rest of Russia and provide
00:35:00
puppet Germans everywhere; the Finnish
00:35:03
government
00:35:04
was the instinctive dream of several
00:35:07
German generations
00:35:09
to move towards the east and turn Russia,
00:35:12
according to the German expression, into a historical
00:35:15
heap of manure
00:35:16
cannot and should not be considered extinct by
00:35:20
the day
00:35:21
Russian emigrants who love Russia and are
00:35:24
faithful and have no reason to be wrong in expecting
00:35:29
salvation from the West not from Pilsudski not
00:35:32
from Hitler not from the Vatican not from
00:35:35
Eisenhower not from the world behind the scenes
00:35:38
Russia does not have sincere
00:35:40
well-wishers in the world, the Russian people can
00:35:43
only rely on God and on themselves, the
00:35:46
Russian people can only free themselves in the
00:35:52
last years of their lives,
00:35:54
despite illness, the philosopher continued to
00:35:56
work on books dedicated to the
00:35:58
future of Russia, then many of his
00:36:01
prophecies turned out to be incredible even to
00:36:04
his close friends, for example during the period the
00:36:07
most severe persecution of the church in the
00:36:09
Soviet Union, Ilyin confidently
00:36:12
predicted the future restoration of
00:36:13
churches and the revival of the Orthodox faith in
00:36:16
Russia,
00:36:17
this is what he wrote more than 60 years ago, now the
00:36:21
Russian people, separated by terror from
00:36:23
churches and the clergy, tormented and
00:36:26
humiliated by atheists,
00:36:28
will freely and persistently seek the path
00:36:31
to God, will strive not a screen of
00:36:34
solid and unwavering faith from prison,
00:36:38
not returning without a trace,
00:36:41
having seen from turning to God
00:36:44
from the last depths from a shocked
00:36:48
heart and trembling instincts, this
00:36:52
will be a real thirst for God and all that is
00:36:55
divine, religion and temples will be
00:36:58
restored with love and
00:37:00
reverence
00:37:01
of the soul will turn to God, this appeal
00:37:05
will be carried out by living personal experience, a
00:37:09
renewed faith will arise, it will deepen and
00:37:14
inspire those who contemplate the imagination
00:37:16
so that the heart can see God and all his rays
00:37:20
in the world,
00:37:21
such faith will awaken the will, the will will become
00:37:25
character and character will lead to
00:37:27
actions, so I
00:37:29
believe in God, the Russian national character will be reborn,
00:37:35
we believe in Russia because we contemplate
00:37:38
she is in God and we see her as she
00:37:41
was, in fact, they do not have any support and she
00:37:46
would not have raised her harsh fate,
00:37:50
Russia, I think that spiritually the
00:37:54
people are much stronger than any in Europe,
00:37:57
you know that in the twenty-seventh year on the
00:38:00
occasion of the tenth anniversary
00:38:02
of the October Revolution revolution someone press
00:38:05
interview with Churchill and Churchill said
00:38:09
then in this interview that there is either
00:38:14
England would have to endure at least a
00:38:17
tenth of the fact that you warm Russia
00:38:20
was no longer even a trace of England
00:38:24
shortly before his death Ilyin said if
00:38:28
my book needs Russia then the Lord
00:38:30
will save them from destruction,
00:38:32
and if neither God nor Russia needs them, then
00:38:35
I myself don’t need them either, for I live
00:38:38
only for Russia.
00:38:40
When his book Our Tasks was first published in Russia in 1993,
00:38:46
many found it hard to believe that
00:38:49
it had been written for more than 40 years. ago, the
00:38:56
philosopher’s forecasts regarding the post-
00:38:59
communist future of Russia were so strikingly accurate,
00:39:03
here’s what Alien wrote back in 1950, the
00:39:09
Russian people will emerge from the revolution as a poor,
00:39:13
poor,
00:39:14
not prosperous layer, not even a healthy
00:39:17
economic peasant, there
00:39:20
will be no urban and rural residents,
00:39:24
people of various specialties of various
00:39:27
training,
00:39:28
but all they will be poor, overworked and
00:39:31
bitter, and when, after the fall of
00:39:36
the Bolsheviks,
00:39:37
world propaganda throws into the
00:39:39
all-Russian house the slogan the peoples of the former
00:39:42
Russia, grow, change, then two possibilities will open up,
00:39:45
or there will be a
00:39:49
Russian national dictatorship within Russia that
00:39:51
will extinguish this moronic slogan and lead
00:39:54
Russia to unity, or such a dictatorship will
00:39:57
not will develop and in the country it will begin we cannot
00:39:59
imagine their house movements
00:40:01
pogroms from the torment of the
00:40:03
collapse of transport unemployment hunger
00:40:06
cold and anarchy national grievances and
00:40:10
tribal claims will scatter
00:40:13
outside by
00:40:14
foreign enemies and their traitors who have
00:40:17
long dreamed of
00:40:19
liquidating Russia the territory of the country will
00:40:23
boil with endless infighting
00:40:26
clashes and civil wars of the
00:40:28
powers of all world European Asian
00:40:31
and American will invest their
00:40:34
money, their trade interests and their
00:40:37
strategic calculations in the newly emerged
00:40:41
state of Russia will become a global
00:40:43
roam into which the
00:40:46
social and moral scum of all
00:40:49
countries will pour in, agitators, intelligence officers, speculators
00:40:52
and missionaries, all criminal political
00:40:56
and religious adventurers of the universe,
00:40:59
if anything may inflict
00:41:01
new kitsch and blows on Russia after communism,
00:41:04
then these are precisely persistent attempts to install a
00:41:10
democratic system in it after totalitarian tyranny,
00:41:11
because this tyranny managed to undermine in
00:41:15
Russia all the necessary prerequisites for
00:41:17
democracy,
00:41:18
without which only the riot of the mob is possible;
00:41:21
general corruption and
00:41:24
corruption of people who have not learned to respect
00:41:28
the law and will voluntarily observe it for the sake of his
00:41:30
conscience, will not respect his own
00:41:33
state structure, not the
00:41:36
laws issued by himself, every
00:41:39
offense will turn out to be the main form of
00:41:41
his life and in all his affairs a
00:41:44
black market will be established where laws are not particularly respected
00:41:49
and laws are constantly trampled upon; the
00:41:51
property boundaries between mine and yours
00:41:55
between mine and the government are lost
00:41:58
in life, all kinds of theft and fraud are introduced, venality,
00:42:03
bribery, people are not
00:42:06
ashamed of criminality
00:42:08
and the people of the government becomes their
00:42:10
own caricature,
00:42:12
the successful become new riches, big
00:42:14
money upstarts, the unlucky create a
00:42:17
ready-made hired cadre for extreme parties
00:42:20
and bandits of bandits
00:42:22
years years must pass before until the
00:42:26
Russian man comes to his senses, shakes off
00:42:29
these humiliating habits and, standing up to his
00:42:32
full height, finds again his way of life, his dignity
00:42:36
and his independent talented intelligence
00:42:40
[music]

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