Iwan Iljin
Iwan Iljin was a Russian philosopher and political theorist known for his ultranationalist views and advocacy of a strong, centralized Russian state. His ideas, which often leaned towards fascism, gained prominence in the 20th century, especially among nationalist circles. He became a controversial figure, cited by leaders including Vladimir Putin, who referenced Iljin's philosophy to bolster his own ideological narrative.
Born on Jan 15, 1883 (142 years old)
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Iwan Iljin is referenced as a philosopher whose ultranationalist views are quoted by Putin.
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