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Sergej Sumlenny: "Lingering War Guilt Made Many Germans Seek a Compromise with Russia prior to 2022"

Sergej Sumlenny is a political expert and a founder of the Berlin-based think tank European Resilience Initiative Center. In his interview with Jonathan Fink, a founder of the podcast Silicon Curtain, Sergej talks about German perception of Russia, how Russia sought to undermine Ukraine's statehood, and why the German society was not ready to address its guilt towards Central and Eastern European countries. This interview was originally published at    / @siliconcurtain   Links to Sergej Sumlenny's works:   / sumlenny   https://european-resilience.org/ 0:00 Introduction 2:39 Responsibility towards Ukraine 8:14 Similarities between the USSR and Nazi Germany 19:29 Russia's deceptive image in the West 26:29 Origins of the USSR's superstars & talents 31:29 The USSR - Nazi Germany cooperation 38:10 What slowed-down weapon deliveries to Ukraine? 51:53 "Nuremberg Tribunal" for Russia This is a video podcast of the European Resilience Initiative Center. Learn more about the ERIC: https://european-resilience.org Donate to support the initiative: 💸 Paypal: @euroresilience https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... 💰 Patreon:   / euroresilience   💵 Bank Details: IBAN: DE73100101230860245185 BIC: QNTODEB2XXX Bank name: Qonto Recipient: European Resilience Initiative Center