The current tragedy unfolding in Ukraine is a lesson to the West; history does repeat itself and we should take the lessons it teaches to heart. Putin’s invasion of Ukraine was a lesson learned from Hitler’s invasion of Czechoslovakia, Mussolini’s invasion of Abyssinia and, more recently, China’s invasion of Tibet and its armed intervention in Hong Kong.
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