Patriotism and love for the motherland as a distinctive feature of the self-consciousness of the first and second "waves" of Russian emigration

Annotation

On the basis of extensive factual material, the true patriotism of Russian emigrants is proved. Love for Russia and longing for the homeland of compatriots have long become household names. There is a connection between Russian patriotism and the cultural achievements of compatriots abroad. The relationship between patriotism and love for the Motherland is shown. The article analyzes the special self-consciousness of Russian emigrants. The influence of self-consciousness of Russian emigrants on patriotism and love for Russia is shown. The sincerity of the patriotic feeling of Russian emigrants is proved. Particular attention is paid to the views of the historian N.I. Ulyanov and his concept of the relationship between Russian culture and patriotism. Also mentioned is the position of emigration to the issue of the unity of the Russian people, the concept of Little Russia and the denial of Ukrainianism. The classification of modern patriotism in Russia is given.

Keywords

Russian Abroad, russian emigration, patriotism, love for the motherland.

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