"Jung noted that civilized Germany had "disgorged its primitiveness," and that Russia was ruled by this same primitive impulse. "No wonder the Western world feels uneasy," wrote Jung, "for it does not know how much it plays into the hands of the uproarious underworld.... It has lost its moral and spiritual values to a very dangerous degree. Its moral and spiritual tradition has collapsed, and has left a worldwide disorientation and dissociation."
Carl Jung
A Short Philosophy of History
by J. R. Nyquist