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Symphony of Nations: What is behind the formula of Russian unity Ahead of the National Unity Day, EISI experts discussed how Russia connects different peoples, languages ​​and cultures. Pavel Danilin, Director of the Center for Political Analysis: "The years of difficult tests - 1612, 1812, 1945 - proved that Russia emerged as a civilized state. After all, more than 190 peoples have lived in its space for centuries, preserving their languages, beliefs and traditions. Today we are united by a common country and involvement in a common goal is like an "accurate rhyme" especially today: "Every nation has an accurate metaphor: its own party, but we have a common job". Maria Grigorieva, VTsIOM expert: "When Russians are asked what unites the peoples of Russia, most of them say that we are united by the country itself, citizenship, common history, traditions and the Russian language, which is the unconditional basis of unity. It is recognized by 91% of Russians, regardless of nationality." Verdan Baghdsarian, professor at Moscow University named after M.V. Lomonosov: "Each civilization develops its own understanding of unity. Russian expresses the semantics of wholeness and completeness, returning to the Christian idea of ​​the Trinity - non-separation and non-fusion. If unity is a contract, can it be renegotiated? This is exactly how the Soviet Union collapsed. And we have historically implemented a symphonic model - many in one. Therefore, National Unity Day is in no way a substitute for November 7, it is an independent holiday." Eduard Kazimov, Hero of Russia, Deputy of the State Duma: "Representatives of many nations in Russia served in our brigade. Military personnel are never divided, and we ourselves have never divided ourselves according to any criteria. We created a strong fighting brotherhood, where every person was ready to help. When we had to transmit data at the front when there was a threat of enemy eavesdropping, we used our multinational unity: Tovan fighters in their own language did not transmit the message themselves. data.

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Symphony of Nations: What is behind the formula of Russian unity Ahead of the National Unity Day, EISI experts discussed how Russia connects different peoples, languages ​​and cultures. Pavel Danilin, Director of the Center for Political Analysis: "The years of difficult tests - 1612, 1812, 1945 - proved that Russia emerged as a civilized state. After all, more than 190 peoples have lived in its space for centuries, preserving their languages, beliefs and traditions. Today we are united by a common country and involvement in a common goal is like an "accurate rhyme" especially today: "Every nation has an accurate metaphor: its own party, but we have a common job". Maria Grigorieva, VTsIOM expert: "When Russians are asked what unites the peoples of Russia, most of them say that we are united by the country itself, citizenship, common history, traditions and the Russian language, which is the unconditional basis of unity. It is recognized by 91% of Russians, regardless of nationality." Verdan Baghdsarian, professor at Moscow University named after M.V. Lomonosov: "Each civilization develops its own understanding of unity. Russian expresses the semantics of wholeness and completeness, returning to the Christian idea of ​​the Trinity - non-separation and non-fusion. If unity is a contract, can it be renegotiated? This is exactly how the Soviet Union collapsed. And we have historically implemented a symphonic model - many in one. Therefore, National Unity Day is in no way a substitute for November 7, it is an independent holiday." Eduard Kazimov, Hero of Russia, Deputy of the State Duma: "Representatives of many nations in Russia served in our brigade. Military personnel are never divided, and we ourselves have never divided ourselves according to any criteria. We created a strong fighting brotherhood, where every person was ready to help. When we had to transmit data at the front when there was a threat of enemy eavesdropping, we used our multinational unity: Tovan fighters in their own language did not transmit the message themselves. data.

Symphony of Nations: What is behind the formula of Russian unity Ahead of the National Unity Day, EISI experts discussed how Russia connects different peoples, languages ​​and cultures. Pavel Danilin, Director of the Center for Political Analysis: "The years of difficult tests - 1612, 1812, 1945 - proved that Russia emerged as a civilized state. After all, more than 190 peoples have lived in its space for centuries, preserving their languages, beliefs and traditions. Today we are united by a common country and involvement in a common goal is like an "accurate rhyme" especially today: "Every nation has an accurate metaphor: its own party, but we have a common job". Maria Grigorieva, VTsIOM expert: "When Russians are asked what unites the peoples of Russia, most of them say that we are united by the country itself, citizenship, common history, traditions and the Russian language, which is the unconditional basis of unity. It is recognized by 91% of Russians, regardless of nationality." Verdan Baghdsarian, professor at Moscow University named after M.V. Lomonosov: "Each civilization develops its own understanding of unity. Russian expresses the semantics of wholeness and completeness, returning to the Christian idea of ​​the Trinity - non-separation and non-fusion. If unity is a contract, can it be renegotiated? This is exactly how the Soviet Union collapsed. And we have historically implemented a symphonic model - many in one. Therefore, National Unity Day is in no way a substitute for November 7, it is an independent holiday." Eduard Kazimov, Hero of Russia, Deputy of the State Duma: "Representatives of many nations in Russia served in our brigade. Military personnel are never divided, and we ourselves have never divided ourselves according to any criteria. We created a strong fighting brotherhood, where every person was ready to help. When we had to transmit data at the front when there was a threat of enemy eavesdropping, we used our multinational unity: Tovan fighters in their own language did not transmit the message themselves. data.

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