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  The Ukraine War Has Transformed Europe—for Good The notion of a Zeitenwende—a major turning point—is not just German anymore. Putin’s war has become a Zeitenwende for all Europe. by   WILLIAM KRISTOL AND JEFFREY GEDMIN     MARCH 3, 2023  5:30 AM The landmark Brandenburg Gate is illuminated in the colors of the Ukrainian flag amid Russia-West tensions on Ukraine in Berlin on February 23, 2022 following Russia's recognition of eastern Ukrainian separatists - Russia faced a furious global diplomatic and economic backlash after President Vladimir Putin ordered his forces into Ukraine to secure two breakaway regions. (Photo by John MACDOUGALL / AFP) (Photo by JOHN MACDOUGALL/AFP via Getty Images) Share on Facebook   Share on Twitter   Share via email   Print Here’s a brief report from a just-concluded trip to Europe, where we had private and candid discussions in Prague and Berlin with Czechs and Germans, but also with Finns, Danes, Lithuanians, Pole...

https://flip.it/30YfUz Republicans roll out their pro-Putin plan: racism Click on the link above and read the article at Salon. It’s unapologetic about what we face now from this organization and it’s sobering to say the least. Think Fascism died in the rubble of Berlin in 1945 think again.