Yale professor on (Russian) fascism in Ukraine

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2. Then there are the "May 9" laws in Crimea.

Five-year sentence for posting in favor of seccession of Crimea.

Self-determination ... One vote, carefully managed, one time. And only for those wanting to join Russia. (If you're Chechen, don't even think about it.)

And language rights are really important. So Ukrainian-language teachers in Crimea, if their schools aren't allowed to teach Ukrainian, will be requalified/recertified (with hundreds of hours of required training) to teaching Russian. No word yet on how many schools will continue to teach Ukrainian. Much less "in Ukrainian."