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National Self-Denial and Marxist Ideology: The Origin of the Communist Movement in Poland and the Jewish Question: 1918-1923*
Julia Brun-Zejmis
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Nationalities Papers / Volume 22 / Issue S1 / Summer 1994

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20 November 2018, pp. 29-54
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At the formation of the second Polish republic in 1918 the Communist Workers Party of Poland (KPRP) displayed total disregard for the Polish national feelings. Polish communists actively opposed the creation of the new Polish state which they thought would impede the march of revolution from Russia to the West. They saw Polish national liberation as an expression of a bourgeois ideology hostile to the interests of the Polish workers. True national liberation, they maintained, could only be achieved by the way of the international proletarian revolution.

Who are the “Enemies of Russia”? The Question of Russophobia in the Samizdat Debate Before Glasnost'
Julia Brun-Zejmis
Journal:

Nationalities Papers / Volume 24 / Issue 2 / June 1996

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20 November 2018, pp. 169-197
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The Communist system has forced the Russian people into a state of sulking introspection which seeks outlets in xenophobia, petulant demonstrations of national superiority—or, at the opposite end, maudlin admissions of national inferiority.
Milovan Djilas

Oeuvres inédites ou rares. By Pierre Tchaadaev. Eds. R. McNally, F. Rouleau and R. Tempest. Meudon: Bibliothèque slave, Centre d'études russes, 1990.
Julia Brun-Zejmis
Journal:

Slavic Review / Volume 51 / Issue 2 / Summer 1992

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27 January 2017, pp. 373-374

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Summer 1992
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Messianic Consciousness as an Expression of National Inferiority: Chaadaev and Some Samizdat Writings of the 1970s
Julia Brun-Zejmis
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Slavic Review / Volume 50 / Issue 3 / Fall 1991

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27 January 2017, pp. 646-658

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Fall 1991
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A long time ago, the religious thinker Chaadaev published a "Philosophical Letter," which is still regarded as a slander on Russia which he dated from "The Necropolis," i.e. Moscow. Anyone looking at Brezhnev's Russia must feel with horror what a prophetic term it was
Boris Shragin, 1977
Stalin's death and Nikita Krushchev's unsuccessful attempt at de-Stalinization significantly eroded official Marxist-Leninist ideology in the Soviet Union. Searching for a new alternative to the fading Communist ideology, many Russians turned toward traditional Russian forms of national and religious identity.

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