If Vladimir Putin prevails in Ukraine, fascists around the world will take comfort.
"Because Mr. Putin speaks of fascists as the enemy, we might find it hard to grasp that he could in fact be fascist. But in Russiaβs war on Ukraine, βNaziβ just means βsubhuman enemyββ someone Russians can kill. Hate speech directed at Ukrainians makes it easier to murder them, as we see inΒ Bucha,Β MariupolΒ and every part of Ukraine that has been under Russian occupation. Mass graves are not some accident of war, but an expected consequence of a fascist war of destruction."
ByΒ Timothy Snyder
Dr. Snyder is a professor of history at Yale University and the author of many books on fascism, totalitarianism and European history.

























