Information Agency: Michał Gołkowski “Russkij Mir” – a publication worth reading to realize reality. Today, fewer people realise that the Russian-Ukrainian War began in February 2014 with the decision of the Russian Federation to annex the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (ARK) – an administrative unit of Ukraine, covering the Crimean Peninsula. In April 2014, pro-Russian separatists, supported by the Russian Federation, took control of part of the Donetsk and Luhansk circuits, proclaiming 2 bytes: Donetsk People's Republic (DRL) and Luhansk People's Republic (LRL) Most remember the barbaric war phase which began on February 24, 2022 erstwhile the Russian Federation carried out an open mass military attack on Ukraine. This means that the war has lasted 8 years! Michał Gołkowski published a fresh book "Russian Mir", which explains why this is happening.
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Since 24 February 2022, or the launch of a "full-scale" Russian Federation military invasion of Ukraine, the Western public has lived a dream of a breakthrough. He hopes there will be a breakthrough or rebellion in the Russian Federation. Naïvely, the comfort of life is expected to decline, partial global isolation and millions of casualties in warfare, and the full section of economical sanctions imposed on aggressor will lead to changes. Michał Gołkowski in his book “Russkij Mir” shows that this reasoning is based on incorrect assumptions.
Russia’s Fictional Imagination
Michał Gołkowski in his book “Russian Mir” points out that dreams of a breakthrough in the Russian Federation are due to a false projection. This book-reporting is simply a publication that shows how incorrect these expectations are. is not comfortable reading.
Michał Gołkowski reviews the “western” notions of the Russian Federation as “a small different Europe” in which the “bad people” terrorizing a good society came to power. The author conducted hours of talks with Russian prisoners of war, which show that the Russians are aware of the evil, no little accept the situation, due to the fact that for them it is simply a "situation", not a murderous, devastating war.
The Russian Federation is mentally inactive the Russian Empire
The book "Russian Mir", written by Michał Gołkowski, proves that waiting for the turn in the east is simply a dream. According to the author's assessment, the state-citizen relation in the Russian Federation is not based on a social contract, but on a mentality consisting of a work of submission, frequently of quasi-religious character, dating back to the times of the Russian Empire (Russian Empire – Российская Империя, 1721–1917).
In Russia, suffering has been a regular state for centuries. Violence, corruption, contempt for life, deficiency of basic infrastructure (in terms of people surviving in highly developed economies) is everyday and even normal. If it involves this home from the state, it is considered a norm. This is evidence of how European politicians are separated from reality in relations with Russians, for which only "the doctrine of force" counts, and do not have any "fanaberies about democracy or goodness or the comfort of life which in Moscow and Petersburg (the 2 largest cities in the Russian Federation is better than in the European media).
Tribals alternatively of Citizens
Michał Gołkowski, in his latest book "Russian Mir", describes the social tissue of the Russian Federation as a tribal one. The concept of "civil society" in Russia practically does not exist. Social relations are built on a vertical hierarchy in which safety ensures belonging to a stronger group and loyalty to its leader. This image is confirmed by talks with Russian POWs, which Michał Gołkowski conducted and included in his latest book "Russian Mir".
The talks, published in the book "Russian Mir", by Michał Gołkowski, with Russian POWs, show that they despise humanitarianism, considering specified a life attitude and specified values as a manifestation of weakness. They're raised in cult. Mercy is foolish. For this reason, contempt is besides born for the "soft" opponent. Democratic ideas, with specified a worldview, are abroad or even incomprehensible. In Michał Gołkowski's opinion, freedom is associated with chaos and hard governance with order.
For the Russians, war is simply a chance to improve the material situation.
The book "Russian Mir", written by Michał Gołkowski, shows that for many inhabitants of the Russian state war is seen as a chance to improve the material situation. A soldier's death means cash benefits for a family, which allow, for example, to pay off a loan, buy a car and sometimes have basic things for winter. In addition, death for homeland, in a planet without any prospect, gives meaning to existence, which is hopeless without it.
In the Russian Federation, as in the People's Republic of China, man is only an individual (like the German “final solution to the judaic question”) resource whose value is valued as a utility for society.
The debate on the book "Russkij Mir" was notable, attended by Michał Gołkowski, Wiktor Świetlik, Piotr Gursztyn and Piotr Mickiewicz. You can read it at: https://youtu.be/swTXgbotvPo?si=cEapzHk7Ql 15DC6. On the another hand, the book "Russian Mir", written by Michał Gołkowski, can be bought online utilizing the e-shop: https://www.swiatksiazki.pl/Russian-mir-7524503-book.html
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AI CultureRussia Dec 21 December 2025
