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Nazism, Fascism, and Mass Suggestion: How Killers and Terrorists Are Created
This third volume in Semyon Uralov’s “Ukrainian Tragedy” series is dedicated to the memory of Vitaly Ivanovich Maslovsky, a Soviet historian from Lviv known for his unwavering anti-fascist worldview. The book explores the roots of modern extremism, asking whether today’s Nazis are simply followers of Hitler—or something more complex. Uralov examines a troubling paradox: why do so many Jews and Russians living in the West support contemporary Ukrainian nationalism? How did politicians who once laid wreaths on Victory Day now embrace Bandera’s ideology and call for violence against Russians?
Drawing on historical analysis and documented shifts in political allegiance, the author dissects the mechanisms of mass suggestion that turn ordinary people into perpetrators of terror. This is a controversial, deeply researched work that challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about propaganda, identity, and the cyclical nature of ideological extremism.
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