Serhii Plokhy

And for me, the question is not whether the Ukraine has it, but why even in the conditions of the war, the radical nationalism and extremism and white supremacist is such a marginal force, when in the countries that are not at the war, This is, you look at France, you look at, again, it's not exactly Nazism, but really right, radical right is becoming so important.

And for me, the question is not whether the Ukraine has it, but why even in the conditions of the war, the radical nationalism and extremism and white supremacist is such a marginal force, when in the countries that are not at the war, This is, you look at France, you look at, again, it's not exactly Nazism, but really right, radical right is becoming so important.

And for me, the question is not whether the Ukraine has it, but why even in the conditions of the war, the radical nationalism and extremism and white supremacist is such a marginal force, when in the countries that are not at the war, This is, you look at France, you look at, again, it's not exactly Nazism, but really right, radical right is becoming so important.

Why Ukraine in the conditions of the war is the country that manages relations between different ethnic groups and languages in the way that strengthens political nation. So for me as a scholar and a researcher, what I see is that in Ukraine, the influence of the far right in different variations is much lower than it is among some of Ukraine's neighbors and in Europe in general.

Why Ukraine in the conditions of the war is the country that manages relations between different ethnic groups and languages in the way that strengthens political nation. So for me as a scholar and a researcher, what I see is that in Ukraine, the influence of the far right in different variations is much lower than it is among some of Ukraine's neighbors and in Europe in general.

Why Ukraine in the conditions of the war is the country that manages relations between different ethnic groups and languages in the way that strengthens political nation. So for me as a scholar and a researcher, what I see is that in Ukraine, the influence of the far right in different variations is much lower than it is among some of Ukraine's neighbors and in Europe in general.

The question is why. I don't know. I have guesses. I don't know the answer, but that's the question that I think is interesting to answer. How Ukraine ended up to be the only country in the world outside of Israel who has a Jewish president who is, my understanding is, a The most popular president in history in terms of how long his popularity goes after the election.

The question is why. I don't know. I have guesses. I don't know the answer, but that's the question that I think is interesting to answer. How Ukraine ended up to be the only country in the world outside of Israel who has a Jewish president who is, my understanding is, a The most popular president in history in terms of how long his popularity goes after the election.

The question is why. I don't know. I have guesses. I don't know the answer, but that's the question that I think is interesting to answer. How Ukraine ended up to be the only country in the world outside of Israel who has a Jewish president who is, my understanding is, a The most popular president in history in terms of how long his popularity goes after the election.

So these are really, from my point of view, interesting questions. And again, we can certainly debate that.

So these are really, from my point of view, interesting questions. And again, we can certainly debate that.

So these are really, from my point of view, interesting questions. And again, we can certainly debate that.

So no nationalist or nationalistic party actually crossed the barrier to get into the parliament. So Ukraine is the country where there is no right or far right in the parliament. We can't say that about Germany. We can't say that about France. So that's just one more way to stress this unique place of Ukraine in that sense. And the year 2018 is the year already of the war.

So no nationalist or nationalistic party actually crossed the barrier to get into the parliament. So Ukraine is the country where there is no right or far right in the parliament. We can't say that about Germany. We can't say that about France. So that's just one more way to stress this unique place of Ukraine in that sense. And the year 2018 is the year already of the war.

So no nationalist or nationalistic party actually crossed the barrier to get into the parliament. So Ukraine is the country where there is no right or far right in the parliament. We can't say that about Germany. We can't say that about France. So that's just one more way to stress this unique place of Ukraine in that sense. And the year 2018 is the year already of the war.

The war started in 2014 with the annexation of the Crimea. The front line was near Donbas. All these groups were fighting there. So Ukraine, maybe not to a degree that it is now, was already on the war footing, and yet Yet, the right party couldn't get more than 2%. That's the question that I have in mind.

The war started in 2014 with the annexation of the Crimea. The front line was near Donbas. All these groups were fighting there. So Ukraine, maybe not to a degree that it is now, was already on the war footing, and yet Yet, the right party couldn't get more than 2%. That's the question that I have in mind.

The war started in 2014 with the annexation of the Crimea. The front line was near Donbas. All these groups were fighting there. So Ukraine, maybe not to a degree that it is now, was already on the war footing, and yet Yet, the right party couldn't get more than 2%. That's the question that I have in mind.

Yes, the war, historically, of course, puts forward and makes the more nationalist views and forces turn them from marginal forces into more central ones. We talked about Bandera, and we talked about Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. They were the most marginal group in the political spectrum in Ukraine in the 1930s that one can only imagine. But World War II comes.

Yes, the war, historically, of course, puts forward and makes the more nationalist views and forces turn them from marginal forces into more central ones. We talked about Bandera, and we talked about Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. They were the most marginal group in the political spectrum in Ukraine in the 1930s that one can only imagine. But World War II comes.