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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2025 · 17 MIN

Ukraine, Russia, and Collective Trauma

from 🔍DEEP DIVE PODCAST 👫WE ARE HERE TO MAKE THINGS CLEAR · host AlterNative Media

This podcast episode discusses the Ukraine conflict through two contrasting lenses. Professor Ivo Budil, an anthropologist, offers a historical and geopolitical perspective, challenging simplistic narratives of Russian expansionism and highlighting the impact of historical trauma. Yan Angelgard, in a Polish publication, critiques Poland's unwavering support for Ukraine, arguing it's influenced by narratives of Russian threat and potentially detrimental to Polish interests. Both sources emphasise the dangers of oversimplification and the importance of considering multiple perspectives in understanding complex geopolitical issues. They encourage critical thinking and a nuanced approach to interpreting information.

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