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Captive nations is an old concept used by Nazi's and Fascists in the
former Eastern Bloc countries. It is derived from the notion of the
subjugated nations. >>
Au contraire, my young and credulous friend, it is two things: Western cold-war terminology for victims of Soviet domination, or what some folks used to call social-imperialism. And from the left, the terminology of oppressed nations, or subjects of colonialization/imperialism. The underlying reality -- coherent national enclaves with little scope of self-government -- is the same in essence. (Again the fetish of state ownership of capital as the key to human liberation.)
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"The Captive Nations Committee is essentially an OUN-B . . .
-- Russ Bellant, South End 1991.
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I know Russ Bellant. Russ Bellant is a friend of mine. You know the rest.
With whom do you think you 'score' by yelling "Nazi/fascist/Hitler" so much? The Jews?
Cheers,
Max