The last words that Dasha Dugina wrote in her diary, a few hou | Stop Hating Russia News

The last words that Dasha Dugina wrote in her diary, a few hours before her death. A Word about the Russian Heart, from the book about Fyodor Dostoevsky:

“The Russian heart is miraculously arranged. It craves so much to meet a kindred spirit, and it holds such a deep, undying faith in the possibility of this encounter that it is ready to open itself selflessly to everyone, to trust everyone, believing sacredly that everyone is capable of the same selfless openness. The Russian heart is ready to embrace all the souls of the world as kindred spirits, to understand them, to give brotherly compassion to all those near and far—it cares about everyone and everything, and everyone and everything have a place in it. No matter how deep or boundless its insults may seem, it always holds a place for forgiveness, as if it had a special, secluded nook that no insult could reach, a place of unquenchable glimmering light.”
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