The book tells about the Congress of Enslaved Nations of the former Russian Empire, which took place in Kyiv on September 21-28, 1917.
For historians, politicians, military and public figures.
For activists of nations enslaved by Russia, who seek liberation. For the collapse of the “prison of nations”.
Reent O., Andrusyshyn B. The Congress of Enslaved Nations
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