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Ukraine’s Embrace of Suicidal Nationalism
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Antiwar.com
Gorbachev announced that the USSR was abandoning the class struggle that for decades served as the basis for Soviet foreign policy.
They will not aid those who promote a suicidal nationalism based upon ethnic hatred.” (Andriy Parubiy was the embodiment of this brand of nationalism).
Not everyone at Bush’s State Department was pleased with Bush’s not-terribly-implicit criticism of Ukrainian nationalism—a nationalism, one hardly needs reminding, that reared its head in alliance with a rather rabid brand of German nationalism during the Second World War.
There were some in S/P , State’s Policy Planning Council, who agreed.
Ukraine’s embrace of nationalism and NATO had begun.
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