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'''Alexander Tatarnikov''' (creative pseudonym DiezelSun) - artist. philosopher, socialist. Creativity of this author has a great philosophical meaning, he studies socialism and its influence on world politics. He also studies artifacts of antiquity that belong to alternative history. | '''Alexander Tatarnikov''' (creative pseudonym DiezelSun) - artist. philosopher, socialist. Creativity of this author has a great philosophical meaning, he studies socialism and its influence on world politics. He also studies artifacts of antiquity that belong to alternative history. | ||
== His research == | == His research == | ||
Socialist ideas help fight unemployment. But the socialism that was in the USSR can not be returned, the old socialism can be replaced by a new one. History tends to repeat itself. You can take all the good things from the old socialism and transfer them to the new one. How wonderful it would be if people received free higher and secondary education. Under socialism, free medical care at a normal level, free housing (in the order of the queue). Nostalgia for the USSR among Russian citizens has reached a maximum. | Socialist ideas help fight unemployment. But the socialism that was in the USSR can not be returned, the old socialism can be replaced by a new one. History tends to repeat itself. You can take all the good things from the old socialism and transfer them to the new one. How wonderful it would be if people received free higher and secondary education. Under socialism, free medical care at a normal level, free housing (in the order of the queue). Nostalgia for the USSR among Russian citizens has reached a maximum. | ||
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Alexander Tatarnikov (creative pseudonym DiezelSun) - artist. philosopher, socialist. Creativity of this author has a great philosophical meaning, he studies socialism and its influence on world politics. He also studies artifacts of antiquity that belong to alternative history.
His research
Socialist ideas help fight unemployment. But the socialism that was in the USSR can not be returned, the old socialism can be replaced by a new one. History tends to repeat itself. You can take all the good things from the old socialism and transfer them to the new one. How wonderful it would be if people received free higher and secondary education. Under socialism, free medical care at a normal level, free housing (in the order of the queue). Nostalgia for the USSR among Russian citizens has reached a maximum. [1]
