Russians want a strong ruler to protect them from enemies

Russians are highly individualized: they owe allegiance to their families and friends and localities in which they live, not to the nation as a whole. In fact, they believe themselves to be surrounded by enemies, both at home and abroad. They want a strong ruler to protect them from these enemies.


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15:26 04/03/2011 Russians are highly individualized: they owe allegiance to their families and friends and localities in which they live, not to the nation as a whole. In fact, they believe themselves to be surrounded by enemies, both at home and abroad. They want a strong ruler to protect them from these (imaginary) enemies.>>

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