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Aleksandr Gelyevich Dugin is a Russian political philosopher who is the leading theorist of Russian neo-Eurasianism.
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entertainment · Russian political philosopher (born 1962) · propagandist · philosopher · geopolitical analyst · political scientist · professor · sociologist · writer · politician · singer-songwriter · singer · also Alexander Dugin, Aleksandr Dugin, Dugin, Hans Zivers, Alexander Gelievich Dugin
Born 7 January 1962 · Q438839
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“He came to the same conclusion in practice as we did in theory.”
“Russia insists on its sovereignty, its liberty, responds to challenges thrown down to it, for example, in Ukraine. Russia is attempting to integrate the post-Soviet space.”
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“The Russian Renaissance can only stop at Kyiv.”
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Published video “Digital Dugin Edition: Hormuz crisis paves way to reshape global balance of power”.
Eurasia Review: Dugin Says Russia Must Empty Moscow And Other Large Cities To Save The Country From An Upcoming Nuclear War - OpEd
Informat.ro: Aleksandr Dugin, influential Russian ideologist, argues that the nuclear danger necessitates the relocation of major cities from Russia / "There will be no more large cities: neither Moscow nor St. Petersburg"
Clarin.com: Esoterismo, amor por Rusia y un atentado doloroso: quién es Alexander Dugin, “el Rasputín de Putin”
Published video “There is Strong Symbolism in Death of US Senator Lindsey Graham*: Dugin Digital Edition”.
Published video “Dugin: Iran Emerged Stronger Despite US-Israeli Pressure”.
Published video “Exclusive: Alexander Dugin Warns Against Trusting the West”.
Published video “Explosive Talk With Putin's Guru Prof. Alexander Dugin In Moscow I Questions By Dr. Ankit Shah”.
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Published video “Middle East Conflict is Not Over Yet: Dugin Digital Edition”.
Published video “AI, Drones & Biological Threats #substack #shorts”.
Published video “Stop Being Afraid to Say “Russian” #substack #shorts”.
Published video “Philosophers, not coders #substack #shorts”.
Far-right commentator Tucker Carlson had a sit-down interview with Dugin where Carlson claimed that Dugin was so dangerous that his books “have been banned by the Biden administration
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Dugin celebrated the result, declaring that "'Putinism' has triumphed in the United States" and advocating for Russian victory in the Russo-Ukrainian War
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Newsweek: Alexander Dugin Shares Daughter Darya’s Final Words To Him
New York Post: Ukraine denies killing Putin ally Alexander Dugin’s daughter Daria in car bombing
Yahoo: Factbox-Who is Alexander Dugin, Russian nationalist whose daughter died in car bomb attack?
Newsweek: Who is Alexander Dugin? ‘Putin’s Brain’ in Distress After Daughter Killed
New York Post: Daughter of staunch Putin ally Alexander Dugin killed in car bombing near Moscow: video
For The Spectator, argued that Western commentators tend to overstate the importance of Dugin in Russian politics, sometimes even describing him as a new Rasputin
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Dugin engaged in a debate with French intellectual Bernard-Henri Lévy on the theme of what has been called "the crisis of capitalism" and the insurrection of nationalist populisms
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To discuss Heidegger, Traditionalist esotericism, and a series of geopolitical matters which Bannon disagreed with him, wherein Bannon pressed him to abandon his support for China, Turkey, and Iran
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International relations professor Peter Rutland wrote a review of a book by Charles Clover, the Financial Times's Moscow correspondent
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Published video “Александр Дугин: Лекция "Социология международных отношений"”.
Published video “Александр Дугин: Международное евразийское движение. Каковы его цели и задачи? Часть 2”.
Published video “Александр Дугин: Международное евразийское движение. Каковы его цели и задачи? Часть 1”.
Published video “Александр Дугин:Лекция "Сталин как геополитик"”.
Published video “Александр Дугин: Лекция "Противостояние и мир в международных отношениях"”.
Published video “Александр Дугин: Что такое фальсификация истории?”.
Published video “Александр Дугин: Лекция "Геополитика Петра Великого"”.
Published video “Александр Дугин: Лекция "Геополитика Монгольской империи"”.
Published video “Александр Дугин: Евразийство как политическая философия”.
Published video “Александр Дугин: Теория глобализации”.
Dugin lost that academic position due to the controversy following an interview where he commented on the death of 42 anti-Maidan activists in Odesa saying "But what we see on May 2nd is beyond any limits
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“Only after restoring the Greater Russia that is the Eurasian Union, we can become a credible global player. Now these processes slowed down very much. The Ukrainian maidan was the response of the West to the advance of the Russian integration.”
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Dugin in an interview to Der Spiegel confirmed that he considers the opponents of Putin to be mentally ill
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Dugin established a Center for Conservative Studies at the Moscow State University
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Dugin stated that Russia should repeat the Georgian scenario in Ukraine, namely attack it
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Dugin visited South Ossetia and predicted: "Our troops will occupy the Georgian capital Tbilisi, the entire country, and perhaps even Ukraine and the Crimean Peninsula, which is historically part of Russia, anyway
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“There are no longer opponents of Putin”
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Dugin argued, "There are no longer opponents of Putin's policy, and if there are, they are mentally ill and should be sent to prophylactic health examination
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The Security Service of Ukraine identified persons of the Eurasian Youth Union who committed vandalism on Hoverla in 2007: they climbed up the mountain of Hoverla, imitated sawing down the details of the construction in
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Dugin founded the Eurasian Youth Union of Russia as the youth wing of the International Eurasia Movement
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And continued to develop his ideology in books including The Fourth Political Theory (2009)
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“Whoever controls the Snake Island, controls the course of world history.”
Dugin left the NBP as a result of a conflict with other members of the party
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His article, "Fascism – Borderless and Red", described "national capitalism" as pre-empting the development of a "genuine, true, radically revolutionary and consistent, fascist fascism" in Russia
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Dugin published his most well-known work, Foundations of Geopolitics, in which he called on Russia to rebuild its influence through alliances and conquest in order to challenge a purported rival Atlanticist empire led by
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Co-founded, together with Eduard Limonov, the National Bolshevik Party, whose nationalistic interpretation of Bolshevism was based on the ideas of Ernst Niekisch
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Eduard Limonov founded the National Bolshevik Party as an amalgamation of six minor groups
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Invited some of the European far-right figures he had met into Russia
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When two members were arrested for possessing grenades
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And his friend Geydar Dzhemal were involved in the ultranationalist and antisemitic group Pamyat ("Memory")
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Dugin joined the "Yuzhinsky circle", an avant-garde dissident group which dabbled in Satanism, esoteric Nazism and other forms of the occult
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Studied at Moscow Aviation Institute (1978–1979).
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Aleksandr entered the Moscow Aviation Institute
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Born 1962-01-07.
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