Duginist publication calls Russians and Jews “chosen peoples”

Go beyond the false claims of “traditionalism” and you find Dugin’s works to be an assorted mishmash of using and distorting any ideas that can be manipulated towards “chaos”; demoralizing Europa towards his imperialistic vision of “Eurasia”. Yet there is a distinctly Jewish inspiration behind Duginism. In 2002, Dugin’s AGRAF publishing house published Evrei i Evraziia (The Jews and Eurasia), a collection of writings by the self-proclaimed Jewish Eurasianist of the 1920s and ’30s, Yakov Bromberg, and Dugin’s modern Zionist associate, Avigdor Eskin. Excerpts from the compilation were published on an Israeli Eurasianist website and are cited throughout this article.
The volume was part of an effort to strengthen ties between the Eurasianist movement and Chabad and far-right-wing Zionist movements, approvingly quoting one of Bromberg’s contemporaries (Lev Karsavin, who greeted the Soviet regime) about the “primordial tie between the Jewish people and Russia”. Dugin has praised the predominant Jewish role in Bolshevism as representing a continued “positive” Jewry, that can now contribute to “the general struggle against Western culture” and to the founding of the “Great Eurasian Empire”. He extolled “messianic national-bolshevism” as “the spiritual union of Jewish and Russian eurasists”.

 http://alt-right.com/2017/11/02/duginist-publication-calls-russians-and-jews-chosen-peoples/

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