MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian philosophy professor at a prestigious state university has been sacked after comparing Moscow's actions in Ukraine with Nazi Germany's annexation of Austria in 1938, the school said on Monday.
In an op-ed earlier this month on the day Russian lawmakers voted to give President Vladimir Putin permission to send troops into Ukraine, Andrei Zubov warned against war, saying: "We must not behave the way Germans once behaved, based on the promises of Goebbels and Hitler."
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