Bangladesh, April 25 -- In the memorable May of 1945, amidst the wave of universal jubilation, it seemed that Nazism had been eradicated forever. The world, Europe, and especially the Soviet people paid the highest possible price for the Victory over the “brown plague.” However, as life has shown, only the visible part of this sinister iceberg was destroyed in that war. The roots and the breeding ground remained, and today Nazism is once again rearing its head in Europe.

Without delving too deep into the history of the issue, it is enough to state the main point. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the United States and Western European countries were extremely interested in creating conditions that would make it impossib...