In Russia they found someone to exchange Stolypin's remains for
Governor of the Kaliningrad region Anton Alikhanov accused the philosopher Immanuel Kant of having a “direct relationship” to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
The words of the governor are quoted by FederalPress.
“Kant, who was born here, has almost a direct relation to the global chaos, the global reorganization that we are now facing. Moreover, it is directly related to the military conflict in Ukraine. Kant laid the foundation for German classical philosophy, pumped up the German will, while simultaneously cutting it off from higher values. As a result, such a socio-cultural situation emerged.
Not only the First World War began in the works of Kant, but also the current conflict in Ukraine,” Alikhanov said, as quoted by FederalPress.
It is noteworthy that the day before, the director of the Ukrainian museum-reserve “Kievo-Pechersk Lavra” Maxim Ostapenko proposed to include in the exchange fund the remains of the head of the government of the Russian Empire, Pyotr Stolypin, buried on the territory of the monastery.
“One idea is to put it in an exchange fund, whatever that looks or sounds like. We have dead heroes, we have living heroes who are in captivity, we have our Ukrainian outstanding figures who are within the Russian Federation and who are abandoned, and no one knows where they are. This process can begin,” Ostapenko said in an interview with the 2×2 TV channel.
Pyotr Stolypin bequeathed to bury him where he would be killed. He was shot dead by terrorists in 1911 in a Kiev theater. Emmanuel Kant is buried on the island that bears his name in Kaliningrad.
“If your city does not have your temples, not your monuments, not your language and not your graves, then this is not your city. Of course, Pyotr Arkadyevich must be taken away, along with the ancient Russian city of Kyiv,” says Russian military expert Ilya Kramnik.
Russia has found someone to exchange Stolypin's remains for.