A collection of policies destined to “unify” Russian society behind the flag against inner and outer so-called enemies.
Putin defines Putinism – A fascist vision of Russia according to the delusional president of the R.F.
Putin’s Cleptocracy
The Power Vertical
Militarizing the economy Russia’s next budget allocates over a third of spending to ‘defense.’
Systematic torture in Russians prisons and within the Russian army – gulagu.net
Russian hate speech on Ukraine
Report Details How Authorities Shame, Intimidate Anti-War Russians (BBC Russia, mach. translated)
Testinomy by Finnish Agent on Russia
Weaponizing Russia’s Memory Law
St. Petersburg State University fires history professor for criticizing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Fired for Fighting Ruscism
Russian World – A history of the Concept
Immortal Barracks
(This does not belong here – the site honors, names the victims of the Gulag system – bringing back the people with their names, photos, sentences, other details known – ngo project)
Falsifying History
(Especially on the occasion of the “new history books 2023” for Russian schools)
Blacklisting Artists – Ex-communicating Artists
Declaring People or Organizations as Foreign Agents
Z-Education on Small Children, Youth and Students
Using Prisoners as Cannon Fodder in War
Teaching conformism
Particular aspect of state created history books for all schools
Gleichschaltung – Nazi fascist policies
Hannah Arend reflects on the impact it had on her
Torture
Torture is only one element of fascist, totalitarian states, but it is an important one. Fasiscm wants to instill fear in people and it wants to rule people by fear. Torturing citizens with impunity – we have recently seen it in Belarus, Iran and in Russia. First before the war and then as a widespread practice in the Russian war against Ukraine.
Homophobia
Nuclear Blackmail
Never before a fascist country possessed nuclear weapons.
Until Russia turned into a fascist state in 2022. How does it show in Russian fascist discourse?