Ukraine
The tragedy of the Ukrainian working class
At the end of 1965, the apparatchiks of the Communist Party of Ukraine received an outrageous samizdat – in Ukrainian: samvydav – entitled “Internationalism or Russification?”. It argued that behind the facade of fraternal coexistence of peoples in the USSR, there lurked a Great Russian chauvinism that prevented the real development of national culture, suppressed the history of non-Russian peoples, promoted Russification and encouraged Ukrainophobia.
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Capitalist crisis, imperialism and the road to war in Ukraine
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By The Feministic Initiative Group
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After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
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Ecosocialism 2025
