A short analysis of the chances for Independence among the enslaved nations of Russia.
The author’s point of view is based on an analysis of the current situation and considers the prospects for obtaining Independence, based on national movements. At the same time, it is a reason to think about cultivating a broader social base for independence where national movements are weak.
Ruslan Gabbasov: Independence. Who has a chance?
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