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Can Russia become a democratic state? Why doesn't a Tatar resident know the Tatar language? Do peoples who lived for centuries as part of an empire have the right to independence? And what awaits Russia after Putin? In this interview, a Russian from Tatarstan argues with a Ukrainian historian about democracy, imperial heritage, the right of peoples to self-determination, the war against Ukraine, and the future of the Russian Federation. The conversation begins with the question of the Tatar language and ends with a discussion about the possible disintegration of Russia, historical responsibility, and the chances for democratic change. 00:00 – A Russian from Tatarstan and the Question of the Tatar Language 01:36 – It is Not Worth Discussing the Internal Affairs of Ukraine 03:48 – Can a Historian Be Objective About His Own Family 05:22 – Poland, the Cieszyn Region and the Double Standards of 1938 06:06 – The Imperial Flag, Alexander II and Russian Identity 08:10 – Was There Democracy in Russian History 11:02 – What Will Happen to Russia After Putin 13:02 – The Right of Tatarstan, Yakutia and Chechnya to Independence 15:12 – The Tatar Language as an Example of Russian Imperial Policy 18:10 – Apologies, Reparations and Russia’s Responsibility After the War 22:54 – Israel, Palestine and the Concept of Terrorism 31:29 – What to Do with Crimea and Donbass after De-Occupation 34:24 – Is Democracy Possible Without the Collapse of the Russian Empire? Federations 41:15 – Why the future of Russia depends on the national republics Become a sponsor of this channel and get a badge!    / @ukrainian.history   #history #war