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I think the USSR was a colonialist empire in the post Napolean Republican sense. The ideals of the exceptional Republic make it the perfect overseer of the imp
by roundandround 4y ago
I think the USSR was a colonialist empire in the post Napolean Republican sense.
The ideals of the exceptional Republic make it the perfect overseer of the implementation of its system upon inferior nations that lack the vision or commitment to find and implement the perfect ideals. My impression from how it is coverred in the US is that the UK's early colonialism was simple feudal empire (the Queen is pleased with your venture) and late colonialism was of the Republican empire sort (they need our assigned administration to at least become a poor model of us).
- pbhjpbhj 4y agoWho were the colonisers?
- roundandround 4y agoPrivate people who follow (or are relatives of) the military and other state personnel of a coloniser are generally the colonists and might be the only colonists unless a state starts forcibly exporting people like the UK and USSR did. (If you mean Napoleon, he was of course defeated and Austria setup a plan to contain France's ambitions, but his colonial aims could already be seen in his short lived satellite government in Switzerland.)