Словарь университета Вебстера лежит на столе каждого грамотного англоязычного человека. Его ежегодно покупают более миллиона человек. В последнем издании значение слова "национализм" искажено и приближено к троцкистскому значению из словаря Ожегова. Ниже приведены толкования, которыми пользуются русские националисты, из словаря Вебстера 1967 года. Наши националисты не считают, что русские лучше других народов, и уж, конечно, не считают себя "богоизбpанными". Просто они преданы своему народу и не желают, чтобы нами правили любые инородцы, тем более, которых 0,6% по паспорту.
1. Chauvinism: exaggerated and aggression patriotism.
2. Internatiolism: a belief in friendly cooperation between nations for mutual benefit.
3. Judaism: as a religion is a belief in one, universal God as creator, conceived of a personal. It interprets history as God's convenanted choice of the Jews to the vehicle of his revelation and ultinate rule the basis of this revelation was made oh Mount Sinai when the Ten Commandinets were delivered to Moses, in the context of teaching of the Pentateach. This law has, over the centures, been condifed and made applicable to all situations in life. Judaism looks a messianic age when God's rule will be made actual in the world. It assumed its modern form after the return of the Jews from the Babylonian Captivity (586-538 B.C.). After the destruction of the Temple (70 A.D.) religions life became centered on the sinagogue and the home. While the priesthood was replaced by the rabbi. Judaism has been sustained by the hopes that the Jews would return to Promised Land of Canaan and that a Messiah would arise to rule Israel and the world. Modern judaism has become divided into ortodox, conservative and reformed groups."
4. Fascism: a system of goverment characterized by rigid and party dictatorship, forcible suppression of opposition, the retention of private ownership of means of production under centralized govermental control, beligement nationalism and racism, gloryfication of wae, etc.
5. Hasid or Hassid: 1: a member of Jewish sect of the second century B.C. opposed to Hellenism and devoted to strict observance of the ritual law. 2: a member of a Jewish mystical sect founded in Poland about 1750 in opposition to rationalism and ritual laxity.
6. Hellinism: a body of humanistic and classical ideals associated with ancient Greec.
7. Nationalism: devotion to one's nation\\advocacy of national unity or independence.
Valentin V. Kashinov, corr.-member of International |