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German Project and Collapse of Soviet Union
Haikazn Ghahriyan, Editor-in-Chief
Comments - 23 August 2014, 18:02
The ongoing developments around Russia are one of the top topics of
the world. This country has appeared in isolation and blockade and is
undergoing sanctions. In addition, the scope of sanctions is gradually
extended.
At the same time, a lot of people are paying attention to the fact
that the Russian government's imperialistic policy is deprived of
logic and economic and military-political grounds. For its part, it
arouses questions in many political scientists whether the "Russian
project" is Russia's political project or has been worked out "abroad"
and is implemented through the Russian government.
Most people think it is a German project and has deep historical
roots. Germany has traditionally worked with Russian elites and tried
to bring to power "its people". For example, many members of the
Romanov royal family came from Prussia.
It should be noted that since the 18th century the United Kingdom and
Prussia were fighting for influence on the Russian royal family, and
their intrigues had a great influence on the foreign policy of the
Russian empire and the world history.
Later, in fact, the fight of the Anglo-Saxon and German "projects"
determined the destiny and role of Russia.
In 1917 the Germans brought Lenin to power who thwarted the "English
project", interim government and signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
The Russian empire left the war, ceded vast territories, some of them
forever. In fact, the "German project" won, receiving huge
preferences.
In 1990 the first and last president of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev
agreed to the unification of Germany. This step had a tremendous
influence on the future processes which led to the collapse of the
USSR. The new elite that had come to power started implementing the
"English project", setting up close relations with the Anglo-Saxon
centers.
In those years intelligence officer Vladimir Putin was working in East
Germany. According to the "old generation" of the Russian KGB, he had
failed all his tasks. It is not said what tasks those were. After the
unification of Germany and collapse of the Soviet Union Putin got back
to Russia where the process of his career in government began which
was economically and political supported by Germany. The "German
project" again won in Russia.
The relations between Germany and Russia are rather close even now
that the West has entered into a confrontation with Russia. The two
countries have implemented major projects together. Germany is
considered Russia's informal advocate in the West.
Currently Germany has a great economic, financial and political
presence in Russia and is trying to make use of the situation,
establishing there its monopoly of raw materials and financial
resources.
Russia is losing its political influence on and presence in not only
"remote" but also its traditional regions, such as Ukraine, Central
Asia, South Caucasus. In addition, the methodology used by Putin's
regime deepens "centrifugal" moods, which allows supposing that a
"project worked out in foreign centers" is implemented in Russia - the
next stage of the collapse of the Russian empire.
What will be in the place of this empire, what borders, roles and
functions will it have? Who will save Russia this time and with what
expectations? And what conclusions should Armenia draw?
It should be noted that these stages have always ended in great losses
for Armenia and the Armenians. On the other hand, all the stages of
the collapse of the Russian empire were a chance for Armenia to build
an independent state. In 1918 and 1891 it took major losses. It is
time that Armenia learned to escape ruins, in the stages of the
Anglo-Saxon and German "projects", i.e. collapse of the empire and its
"assembly" within narrower borders.
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Haikazn Ghahriyan, Editor-in-Chief
Comments - 23 August 2014, 18:02
The ongoing developments around Russia are one of the top topics of
the world. This country has appeared in isolation and blockade and is
undergoing sanctions. In addition, the scope of sanctions is gradually
extended.
At the same time, a lot of people are paying attention to the fact
that the Russian government's imperialistic policy is deprived of
logic and economic and military-political grounds. For its part, it
arouses questions in many political scientists whether the "Russian
project" is Russia's political project or has been worked out "abroad"
and is implemented through the Russian government.
Most people think it is a German project and has deep historical
roots. Germany has traditionally worked with Russian elites and tried
to bring to power "its people". For example, many members of the
Romanov royal family came from Prussia.
It should be noted that since the 18th century the United Kingdom and
Prussia were fighting for influence on the Russian royal family, and
their intrigues had a great influence on the foreign policy of the
Russian empire and the world history.
Later, in fact, the fight of the Anglo-Saxon and German "projects"
determined the destiny and role of Russia.
In 1917 the Germans brought Lenin to power who thwarted the "English
project", interim government and signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
The Russian empire left the war, ceded vast territories, some of them
forever. In fact, the "German project" won, receiving huge
preferences.
In 1990 the first and last president of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev
agreed to the unification of Germany. This step had a tremendous
influence on the future processes which led to the collapse of the
USSR. The new elite that had come to power started implementing the
"English project", setting up close relations with the Anglo-Saxon
centers.
In those years intelligence officer Vladimir Putin was working in East
Germany. According to the "old generation" of the Russian KGB, he had
failed all his tasks. It is not said what tasks those were. After the
unification of Germany and collapse of the Soviet Union Putin got back
to Russia where the process of his career in government began which
was economically and political supported by Germany. The "German
project" again won in Russia.
The relations between Germany and Russia are rather close even now
that the West has entered into a confrontation with Russia. The two
countries have implemented major projects together. Germany is
considered Russia's informal advocate in the West.
Currently Germany has a great economic, financial and political
presence in Russia and is trying to make use of the situation,
establishing there its monopoly of raw materials and financial
resources.
Russia is losing its political influence on and presence in not only
"remote" but also its traditional regions, such as Ukraine, Central
Asia, South Caucasus. In addition, the methodology used by Putin's
regime deepens "centrifugal" moods, which allows supposing that a
"project worked out in foreign centers" is implemented in Russia - the
next stage of the collapse of the Russian empire.
What will be in the place of this empire, what borders, roles and
functions will it have? Who will save Russia this time and with what
expectations? And what conclusions should Armenia draw?
It should be noted that these stages have always ended in great losses
for Armenia and the Armenians. On the other hand, all the stages of
the collapse of the Russian empire were a chance for Armenia to build
an independent state. In 1918 and 1891 it took major losses. It is
time that Armenia learned to escape ruins, in the stages of the
Anglo-Saxon and German "projects", i.e. collapse of the empire and its
"assembly" within narrower borders.
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/comments/view/32883#sthash.X65P8FPg.dpuf