− The nation is not a subtraction. It can be observed everywhere. In the people, in the land, in its culture, in popular customs and in language, in the fruits of its hard work and in common memories.

− No one can ignore the nation simply by thinking about it or make it disappear by analyzing it and reducing it to the individuals that constitute it. The nation simply Is.

− A sterile mind can never grasp the essence of the nation. The nation must be experienced.

− The existence of the nation is based on the sense of community and the desire for closeness that arise from the genetic foundation of humanity. The essence of the nation is solidarity, mutual respect, and the sense of responsibility that people have for each other.

− The nation is not a random natural event, but the logical culmination of the biological, social, and spiritual evolution of humanity.

− The nation is a community of mutual aid and interdependence. One can measure a nation by the degree of solidarity and cooperation that people demonstrate towards each other. The nation is an organic entity.

− The rational purpose of social and spiritual evolution is an increasing sense of community and more complex cooperation.

− In a socialist system, the nation is self-governed through organic democracy.

− A socialist society is characterized by the concept of organic freedom. A socialist society, in contrast to a liberal capitalist society, places responsibility and duty towards fellow citizens above selfishness and hedonism.

Kai Murros is a Finnish political thinker born in Helsinki in 1969. During the period 1990-1999, he studied various subjects at the University of Helsinki, mainly history and Eastern languages. In his master's thesis, he studied the gradual transformation of the Chinese People's Army from a guerrilla army to a modern professional army. The book at hand is his first and is being released for the first time in the Greek language.