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'''Russophobia''' is an inordinate fear of anything [[Russia]]n, the people, language, or culture. Russophobia has sometimes been used as a scare tactic to achieve [[political]] ends, for example during [[World War II]] in [[Nazi]] [[propaganda]] to support Nazi [[racial]] theories, or by the US [[Democratic party]] and [[Progressive media]] to defeat [[Donald Trump]] during the [[2016 Presidential election]] and immediately afterwards in attempts to undermine the [[Trump administration]].

'''Russophobia''' is an inordinate fear of anything [[Russia]]n, the people, language, or culture. Russophobia has sometimes been used as a scare tactic to achieve [[political]] ends, for example during [[World War II]] in [[Nazi]] [[propaganda]] to support Nazi [[racial]] theories, or by the US [[Democratic party]] and [[Progressive media]] to defeat [[Donald Trump]] during the [[2016 Presidential election]] and immediately afterwards in attempts to undermine the [[Trump administration]].

Russophobia should not be confused with the cause of [[Anti-Communist|anti-Communism]], as critics of [[Sen. Joseph McCarthy]] often mistakenly do. The Russian people themselves from were the biggest opponents of [[Communism]] beginning from the earliest days after the [[October Revolution]], suffered much, and where denied freedom and the right of [[self-determination]] by the Communists for more than 70 years.

Russophobia should not be confused with the cause of [[Anti-Communist|anti-Communism]], as critics of [[Sen. Joseph McCarthy]] often mistakenly do. The Russian people themselves were the biggest opponents of [[Communism]] beginning from the earliest days after the [[October Revolution]], suffered much, and where denied freedom and the right of [[self-determination]] by the Communists for more than 70 years.

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