Yes, nationalism is a problem, especially in Ukraine and Croatia. The way to deal with it, is to educate our kids about what our ancestors achieved when there was greater unity among them. And also what they lost when their unity and brotherhood cooled off.
Our Slavic kids need to realize how unity works. Such educational programs should be developed and introduced into Slavic schools as soon as possible - before we loose our lands and our rights to self-educate.
When the Sokol groups were active, similar material was being presented there to the kids - I guess that's why it was easy to unite the Czechs and Slovaks - they understood the importance of unity. They understood that In Unity, There's Power. the Russians understand that to this day, even the Americans do. How come us, the Western and Southern Slavs got so dumb?
You see, if we could reinstall at least the mindset of Slavs from the 19th century, we wouldn't need no dictatorship - we would have Slavs aware of the danger which separatism and nationalism brings.
After all, the first CzechoSlovak Republic was a social-democratic political establishment, not a dictatorship. Hitler broke us apart, we then united again and became a socialist/communist establishment. Unfortunatelly, we gave up our unity in 1992, we though we don't need it anymore since the world is getting so "secure", all of a sudden.
If we ever manage to put SLAVIJA together, this should be her anthem.
Yes, nationalism is a problem, especially in Ukraine and Croatia. The way to deal with it, is to educate our kids about what our ancestors achieved when there was greater unity among them. And also what they lost when their unity and brotherhood cooled off.
Our Slavic kids need to realize how unity works. Such educational programs should be developed and introduced into Slavic schools as soon as possible - before we loose our lands and our rights to self-educate.
When the Sokol groups were active, similar material was being presented there to the kids - I guess that's why it was easy to unite the Czechs and Slovaks - they understood the importance of unity. They understood that In Unity, There's Power. the Russians understand that to this day, even the Americans do. How come us, the Western and Southern Slavs got so dumb?
You see, if we could reinstall at least the mindset of Slavs from the 19th century, we wouldn't need no dictatorship - we would have Slavs aware of the danger which separatism and nationalism brings.
After all, the first CzechoSlovak Republic was a social-democratic political establishment, not a dictatorship. Hitler broke us apart, we then united again and became a socialist/communist establishment. Unfortunatelly, we gave up our unity in 1992, we though we don't need it anymore since the world is getting so "secure", all of a sudden.