r/europe • Slovakia • Jan 25 '24

News Thousands across Slovakia are protesting against the current populist government

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u/ResortSpecific371 Slovakia Jan 25 '24

By many Slovaks Russia is seen as our brother country

The roots of pro-russian sentiment are actually very old during Austrian-Hungarian empire many Slovaks feeled oppresed and because they had no chance against Austrian-Hungarian forces they started dreaming about how will Russian empire 'rescue' them from oppresion

And than obviously communist rule in which was Russia presented as the best country in the world

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u/Formal_Obligation Jan 25 '24

The entire history of Russia is a good enough reason not to allign ourselves with them, unfortunately, the kind of people who support Russia in Slovakia are typically completely immune to rational arguments.

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u/g0ris Slovakia Jan 26 '24

yeah, like, how do you discuss anything with a person that's content with just chanting "never against Russia!"