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'''Post-Soviet Left''' represents movements or individuals that are nostalgic for the Soviet Union (especially for the [[File:Stalin.png]] [[Stalinism|Stalin]] and [[File:NeoComBall.png]] Brezhnev eras). They are [[File:Antiwest.png]] anti-NATO, [[File:Anti-LGBT.png]] anti-LGBT and [[File:Euroscept.png]] anti-EU, because they deviate from "old soviet values". Soviet nostalgic views are a common sight within the Russian diaspora across the world, especially in Europe.

Many of them are [[File:AntiNation.png]] against nationalism, preferring to speak Russian over the state language of the nation they reside in and opposing self-determination due to USSR having Russian language as official and demonizing anti-communist and national liberation groups such as [[File:Cball-Estonia.png]][[File:Cball-Latvia.png]][[File:Cball-Lithuania.png]] Forest Brothers, [[File:OUN-B.png]] Ukrainian Insurgent Army and [[File:Solidarność.png]] [[Christian Democracy|Solidarność]]. As such, most Soviet nostalgists are [[File:Russophilia.png]] Russophile, and/or [[File:PanSlav.png]] [[Pan-Slavism|pan-slavic]]. Unlike most western [[File:ML.png]] [[Marxism–Leninism|MLs]], Soviet nostalgists are mostly religious (usually [[File:Orth.png]] [[Orthodox Theocracy|Orthodox Christian]]) due to shared cultural values and relatively soft stance on the church of Brezhnev-era USSR.

It should be noted that some Soviet Nostalgists, such as [[File:Lukash.png]] Lukashenko and [[File:Yanukovych.png]] Yanukovych are not socialist, as they're much closer to [[File:Socauth.png]] [[Social Authoritarianism]] but keep the aesthetics and cultural values.