I liked this article. There are some mistakes, but this is a relatively adequate perception of the story. I'll save her screenshots here - by Erik Kuehnelt-Leddihn. I will also add research: fee.org/articles/free-…
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In this thread, I will collect some pictures, mainly about right-wing political views, individualism, neoliberalism, wealth, attitudes towards the white race and criminals.
In this thread, I will try to capture some political issues in tsarist Russia: 1. Stolypin's main supporters and his policies were right-wing, while his opponents were left-wing. 2. The right in Russia supported patriotism and were against non-Russian separatists.
The three main parts of the Russian right in Tsarist Russia can be called: 1. The Octobrists (conventionally right-wing liberals). 2. The All-Russian National Union (Russian Nationalists). 3. Black Hundreds (radical monarchists and Christian Orthodox)
Another interesting question is the attitude of the Russian right in tsarist Russia towards the Germans. I will also describe this topic a little. The sources will be at the end.
Thread with excerpts from Charles Murray's "Losing Ground" (1984), a book on the failure of US welfare and social policy 1950-1980 to achieve its goals.