VAMPIRISED NAZISM ON THE SCENE IN EUROPE

EAST SARAJEVO, MAY 6 /SRNA/ - Political scientist Filip Matić told SRNA that vamirised Nazism is on the scene in Europe today, when you look at the open criticism from Germany and the Western Europe countries towards Russia, which is originally anti-Nazi.

"It is clear that we are talking about vampirised Nazism, which can be called neoliberalism that emerged in a slightly more hidden form. It is a neoliberal ideology in which a person is free as long as he listens to the agenda of the modern left-wing politics," said Matić.

He stated that everyone has the right to be what they want in the new neoliberalism, as long as it is in accordance with that ideology, while the moment they deviate from it they will be declared "anti-democrats or Nazis and fascists".

"There are many examples of that - AfD in Germany, Marine Le Pen in France, as well as Viktor Orban in Hungary, who is under constant attack. We witnessed what happened in the elections in Romania," said Matić.

Matić pointed out that the military parade in Moscow on May 9, the Victory Day, has been an important, central event commemorating the victory over Nazi Germany for dozens of years, and that Russophobia, which has appeared in Europe, shows signs of racism, which, on the other hand, is a basic characteristic of Nazism.

"Basically, they behave the same today, because they exclude the Russian writer Fyodor Mihajlovich Dostoyevsky and everything with Russian prefix just because it is not in line with their politics. It has a lot of similarities with Nazism," concluded Matić, talking about the statements of Western European politicians that Europe will not act favorably on the leaders who visit Moscow on Victory Day.

The Victory Day is celebrated on May 9 in memory of that date in 1945, when the unconditional capitulation of Nazi Germany came into force, which ended the Second World War in Europe, the most massive in the history of mankind, and the most terrible in terms of the death tall, which claimed about 60 million people.

The Serb people was at the forefront of the fight against fascism in the territory of the former Yugoslavia and suffered the greatest losses, while the Soviet Union made the greatest contribution in defeating fascism.