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Anti-imperial Block of Nations

On July 15, in Kyiv, as part of the Captive Nations Week, held in Ukraine by the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations, an expert discussion was held dedicated to the theory and practice of the anti-colonial struggle of the nations enslaved by Russia.
During the discussion, the issues of the history of the formation of the Captive Nations Week, its approval and influence on American foreign policy were considered, and the over 65-year experience of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations and, in modern conditions, its successor – the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations,  in whose ranks the current fighters for the collapse of the Moscow prison of nations were united, were analyzed.
The participants in the discussion were:
• Leontiy Shypilov, Vice-President of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations, Head of the University of Free Nations (Ukraine) – moderator of the event;
Oleh Medunytsya, President of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations (Ukraine), Head of the OUN (b);
• Andriy Dobryansky, Director of the Ukrainian World Congress at the UN (USA, online)
• Hennadiy Ivanushchenko, editor of the website “ABN Correspondence” (Great Britain, online).
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