The historical significance of the state-building act of the OUN
On 30 June, we celebrate the 85th anniversary of the beginning of national statehood, initiated by Ukrainian nationalists in extremely difficult conditions. On the last day of summer 1941, the […]
The KGB vs. Yaroslav Stetsko: Declassified Cold War Documents
Who was Yaroslav Stetsko, and why did the KGB conduct a decades-long disinformation campaign against him? Based on declassified KGB, CIA, FBI, U.S. State Department documents and OUN archives, this […]
Support for UPA’s struggle against tyranny taking place on two fronts: against the Germans and the Soviets – Bertil Haggman
Support for UPA’s struggle against tyranny taking place on two fronts: against the Germans and the Soviets. It is vital to support the presidential decision in Ukraine to name a military […]
Roman Dmowski (1864-1939) – ideologist of Polish nationalism and supporter of cooperation with Russia
Polish nationalism has two leading ideologues who defined its principles and values. One of them is Józef Piłsudski, the leader of the Polish Socialist Party (PSP), who used methods of […]
Londonas Avīze (London Newspaper). The voice of the Latvian diaspora in the UK
Londonas Avīze (“The London Gazette”) was one of the most important printed publications of the Latvian emigration in Great Britain after World War II. The newspaper was published in London […]
The first 100 cases of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations have been organised and made available for online access in the OUN Archive
The OUN Archive continues its systematic work on organising and digitising the documentary heritage of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations (ABN). As of today, the scientific and technical processing of […]
“Russian Troika”: a poster of the Union of Ukrainian Students in Germany
A poster by the Union of Ukrainian Students in Germany about Moscow’s deceptive “peaceful” policy. The year is not specified, but Afghanistan is on the list of countries occupied by […]
Memory of the People: The Main Tragedy of the Chechens Is the Loss of Their Own History
The Chechen people have always had enough heroes. What Chechens really lack is a restored system of national memory. And perhaps this is why a people who have experienced so […]
My work at the underground ABN radio station in Belgium (memories of a coal miner)
Memories of friend K.V. about working at the ABN radio station named after Gen. Taras Chuprynka in Belgium
Oleksandr Gogun: “Ukraine is no match for Putin’s machine.” Is it time for Europe to counterattack?
The current military-political situation on the planet is increasingly being called the “Third World.” Radio Liberty interviewed Russian and Berlin historian Alexander Gogun, who is also a military analyst for […]
Yuriy Lypa. A beacon for fighters for the collapse of the empire
His work “The Partition of Russia” became a real manifesto of the empire’s political dismemberment. He emphasised even then that “We are not and will not be part of the […]
Why did the NKVD shoot women, children, and the elderly in the Cherek Gorge?
The Cherek Gorge tragedy of 1942 is not a “local episode of the war” or a “fight against banditry.” It is the mass extermination of Balkar civilians by the NKVD […]