Talk:Konstantin Rodzaevsky
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[edit] National Bolshevism
From what I've read about this man, and from what is written in this article, he was a straight Italian-style fascist who wanted the Bolshevik government to be overthrown and replaced by fascism rather than the likes of Nikolay Ustryalov who wanted the Soviet Union to evolve into a more nationalistic entity. As a result I see no reason for him to be in the NatBol category and will remove him. Keresaspa 15:07, 19 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] God was he naive!
Trusting Joe Stalin to forgive you is like trusting Vito Corliogn to forget a vendetta. The Gulag Archipalago details the punishment of WW II collaborators (real and immaginary) and one thing is certain, the Soviets did not forgive anyone who they labled a traitor. Piercetp 04:24, 20 September 2007 (UTC)
