Allegedly "distinguished himself with his Russophobic comments": A professor in Novosibirsk was fired due to a colleague's denunciation.

Novosibirsk State University did not renew the contract with a lecturer. Nikolai RozovAttention to the publication Siberian Region with the headline "Novosibirsk State University parted ways with a Russophobic professor" drew Siberian Express.
The source only stated that Rozov allegedly "distinguished himself with his Russophobic comments on social media"—without citations or evidence. It is known that the denunciation against the scientist was written by his colleague, a professor in the Department of Humanities. Dmitry Vinnik, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation.
According to Vinnik, “Nikolai Sergeyevich was always distinguished by his radical Westernism and "sided with the hegemon.".
“I still don’t understand how he reconciles this with his sympathy for Fomenko’s views on the great ancient Eurasian empire with its capital in Moscow., - Vinnik notes in his Telegram channel.— I first encountered him as a student, when he presented his Russian idea at the academic council of the Academy of Public Administration – the idea of a “great cross-country route” from China to Europe. He said that Russia, due to its peripheral status, should abandon its ambitions and become a transit state – establishing a flow of consumer goods from China.”
Dmitry Vinnik was born in Novosibirsk. He worked for a newspaper. New Siberia and Radio NovosibirskHe graduated from the Philosophy Department of Novosibirsk State University, defended his dissertation at the Institute of Philosophy and Law of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and received an education at the Siberian Academy of Public Administration.
In 2012, I wrote a column with the headline "On the Agreement between Priests and Policemen in a Secular State", in which he stated that "the Russian Orthodox Church in Russia has effectively become an unofficial ministry of public morality and propaganda," and in another, he discussed the harm of the Russian Orthodox Church's lobbying in the State Duma. All of these publications were also posted on Sibkrai.
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