Baltic countries after collapse USSR: national problems identity of different ethnic groups
Journal Title: Politicus - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue
Abstract
Problems and consequences of national selfdefinition of different ethnos are examined in the article – large and small people after disintegration of the USSR. It is shown that exactly on the example of countries of Baltic history clearly showed utopianism of communist thesis about eventual confluence of nations and people in one only “historical community”. Reasonably, that differences show up in psychology of numerous and not numerous people, foremost, at the level of mutual interest.
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С. М. Наумкіна, О. В. Кокорєв
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