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Djilas, Milovan; Samolov, Maja
International affairs (London), 04/1990, Letnik: 66, Številka: 2Journal Article
Djilas's argument is that the revolutions in Eastern Europe are vital for Western Europe in order to release the energies and creative powers of Europe as a whole.Consequently it is in the interests of the West to support these revolutions unconditionally, albeit they are taking place because the existing system of power is bankrupt. The revolution in Eastern Europe, by organizing itself around democracy, will put an end to the sterile controversy between the significance of capitalism and communism. The Soviet Union too is undergoing a democratic revolution:democratic freedom in Russia will only be possible with the independence of the non-Russian nations.
