Byvshie sestry. Zachem razzhigaiut nenavist' k Rossii v byvshikh respublikakh SSSR? - Prokopenko Igor' Stanislavovich

"The Union of the Unbreakable Republics of the Free rallied the great Russia forever" - sung in the Soviet anthem. The Union was destroyed, and the republics began to demand their freedom at the end of perestroika. But what really turned out for them this freedom and why fraternal, as they were called, peoples are sometimes so strong anti-Russian sentiments? This is in a new book by the famous TV presenter Igor Prokopenko.
How did it turn out that the great state collapsed so quickly, and what role did national problems play in this? What were the armed conflicts in Chechnya, South Ossetia, Abkhazia and Transnistria? Why can't Armenia and Azerbaijan divide Nagorno-Karabakh for so long? How do guest workers from the former "brotherly" republics live in Russia, and Ukrainian - in Poland? Why is the Baltics so gravitating towards Europe and trying their best to get out of the zone of Russian influence? Georgia's economy - is it broken or is it booming?
To live with neighbors in the world, you need to learn more about the conditions of their lives. Then much will become clear about our country- because the view from the outside is always different from the usual - or already outdated - point of view.
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