From Baltic to the Black Sea
Cemil KerimogluI write about history, society and world affairs.
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Europe Needs Moral Rearmament
Preparing for the civilizational confrontation with Russia that lies ahead, and in fact is already ongoing in Ukraine, will require more than weapons, industry, and budgets. Europe also needs moral rearmament. In fact, it is the pre-requisi...
The Error of Russia
In October 1917, three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal, claimed to witness a series of apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Among the messages delivered was a warning: if not prevented, Russia would “spread its errors throughout the world”...
Today’s Anti-Semitism Is An Offshoot of Anti-Whiteism
The surge in anti-Semitism across Western societies today is being widely misinterpreted. What we are witnessing is not a resurgence of Nazi-era hatred toward Jews, but something fundamentally different. It is a different form of hostility ...
Don't Talk to Russians
Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, one thing has never made sense to me: why would intercepting Russian missiles or drones be considered an escalation? These are not manned aircraft. They are inanimate objects – chu...
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PhD in neuroscience. History lover and polyglot. I share my thoughts on history, politics and modern western society.
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