Yakut uprisings: from 1918 to 1930
In historiography, it is generally accepted that the civil war ended in 1922 and Soviet power was established over the entire territory of the country, which became known as the […]
The history of Moscow banditry (a brief chronicle)
The history of today’s Russia begins not in Kyiv, but with the Moscow principality, whose “true founder… was the son of Nevsky, Danyil (1263-1303), who received Moscow as an inheritance” (V. Milkovich, 1903). However, the prominent Russian historian V. Klyuchevskii, relying on specific historical data, writes the following: “Moscow state was born and expanded in the 15th and 16th centuries. in the midst of a persistent struggle for its existence in the west, south and southeast”. Regarding the appearance of the Russian, or rather Muscovite, people, the same V. Milkovich in his “History of Mankind” writes that during the time of Ivan, the “fusion” of “Slavized Finno-Ugric tribes with the Mongol-Tatars” began.
![The Interview of a representative of the editorial board of “NABAT” with the commander of the UPA [1948]](https://abn.org.ua/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/1650894522_maxresdefault-360x255.jpg)
The Interview of a representative of the editorial board of “NABAT” with the commander of the UPA [1948]
In February – March. Several press conferences were held between representatives of the UPA and representatives of organizations of nations of the ABN. At one of these conferences, a representative of the editorial board of “Nabat” received the following interview with one commander of a UPA unit:
The old photo about our fighting
Belarusians at a joint event with the Ukrainian and Latvian diasporas, as well as the Cossacks diaspora. Probably 1950s or 1960s. From the collection of the Skaryna Library in London.
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Stamps of the Karelian United Government (Karjalan keskushallitus) [1922]
The Karelian United Government (Karjalan keskushallitus), created in Vyborg in December 1920, brought together representatives of the Olonets (Aunuksen väliaikainen hoitokunta) and Ukhta (Vienan Karjalan väliaikaisen toimikunnan) governments. This is […]
Dzhohar Dudayev, interview about “Russism” (Russian fascism)
Interview of the President of the Chechen Republic Ichkeria Dzhokhar Dudayev about the essence of “Russism” – a modern type of fascism.
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The first reaction of the Ukrainian mass media to Russia’s aggression against Chechnya [1994]
To the 29th anniversary of the attack of Nazi Russia on the independent Chechen state, we offer to review the texts of the first reactions of the Ukrainian press to those events (newspaper “Shlyakh Peremohy (Victory Way) for December 1994).
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Viktor Roh: Chechen lessons [1994]
„It is better to die in the fight against the conquerors than to live under the Gyaurs” Shamil The recent Chechen events have become a good lesson for those who […]
The Moscow genocide of the nations of the Caucasus
We offer for viewing the following film, which we created together with students as part of the project “Countering Russian Propaganda” with the support of the Youth and Sports Department […]
Ivan Vovchuk is a debunker of imperial myths
The “Convulsions of the Empire” collection of works by Professor Ivan Vovchuk “Convulsions of the Empire” has just been published in the “UP” publishing house. We offer readers a preface to it.