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When it comes to coherent economic and political theory, they have none. The ancient Aryans did not need to know about GDP or postclassical realism to achieve their perfect society, so why should they bother learning it today? The only aspect that truly matters is war, a total war, one that will reinvigorate the Russian spirit and reawaken the blood of the Aryan that flows through the veins of every Slav. And when the last Jew is strangled with the guts of the last German, they claim, the Aryan race shall be restored once more.
|[[Valery Yemelyanov]]
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|[[File:Ultranationalism eurasianism subtype.png|center|frameless]]Eurasianism
|A focused subset of ultranationalist thought, Eurasianism is defined by its relation to the proposed Eurasian 'super-ethnos,' the ideo-social concept that the Eurasian peoples, ranging from the Carpathian basin to the Mongolian steppes, must unite into a single social and political grouping in order to achieve national strength and protect against destructive influences from without. Through both preparing for and actually doing so, the ''<nowiki/>'passionarity'',' or overall drive, of this ethnic grouping will be maximized, allowing for greatness to be achieved on a societal scale.
This concept naturally encourages an extremely militant approach towards its implementation, with maximal distrust of and aggression towards any ethnic grouping not considered Eurasian, whether that be foreign entities or domestic minorities that must, in time, be cleansed in some fashion in order to protect the super-ethnos. This approach also extends towards the forcible integration of Eurasian states into the proposed singular framework in order to realize the doctrine of cultural unity, whether those that live within them actually want to be included into this state-to-be, or not.
|[[Lev Gumilyov]]
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