Ruslan Kutaev. Mountain Republic
Representatives of the peoples of the Caucasus, deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, deputies of the European Parliament, leading analysts from the USA and the European Union spoke at […]
“Conquest of the Caucasus” as a strategic mistake of Russia: the defeat of Imam Shamil and the tragedy of Muhajirism
Every year on May 21, the Adyghe-Abkhaz peoples celebrate the day of memory and mourning for the victims of the Caucasian War. During the hostilities, the Russian army destroyed the Adyghe […]
“Taiwan is an island of Freedom and Hope.” What Yaroslav Stetsko wrote about his visit to Free China in the 1950s?
Yaroslav Stetsko, as the president of the Anti-Bolshevik People’s Bloc, in October 1955 made an official visit to the island of Taiwan, where at that time the leadership of the Republic of China headed by Chiang Kai-shek was stationed. A year later, the Ukrainian publishing house in Munich published his work entitled “Taiwan – the island of freedom and hope”, where the Communiqué on cooperation between ABN and APACLROC, Stetsko’s interview with Chiang Kai-shek and Ku Cheng Kang, as well as Stetsko’s reflections were published in German, regarding the socio-economic and political development of Free China.
Dr. D. Donzow. Terror Of The Moscovite Balthazar
The Scandinavian trip of the chief of the Russian-Bolshevik gang ended in a miserable fiasco.
Still more! The Red sultan, who wanted to frighten the members of the “United” Nations with his shoe in his hand, was himself unnerved by the morose and reserved behaviour of his Swedish hosts and their people. Moreover, during his visit something happened which he was not able to foresee, something which almost frightened him.
Valentyna Piskun. Participation of the government of the Ukrainian People’s Republic in emigration in the Promethean movement: political, territorial and individual dimensions
Promethean movement. A political movement of opposition to the Soviet government, named after the mythical god Prometheus (a symbol of the struggle of all enslaved nations for freedom), that emerged in […]
Professor Volodymyr Serhiychuk: Ukraine never died in the Kuban
At one time, Slava Stetsko, the long-time leader of the Revolutionary OUN, a People’s Deputy of Ukraine for three convocations, predicted: “When the Russian Federation, like an empire, collapses and […]
Caucasus. The battle for Freedom
You will learn: – Why did the North Caucasus wake up in 1917? – what did the highlanders demand and why did two currents arise in their movement: for a […]
Excerpt from ABN report on the situation in Siberia
Excerpt from Antibolshevik Bloc of Nations report on the situation in Siberia, the aspirations of the peoples of Siberia for independence, and the uprising of the prisoners of Vorkuta and […]
The Russian Plagiarism
The battle between empire and Freedom – is also a struggle of meanings, values and the truth of free people against the lies and manipulations of tyrants. In front of […]
People and events on covers of ABN Correspondence
ABN Correspondence. The English bulletin of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations (ABN), issued bimonthly in Munich from 1950 to 1996, under the editorship of Vasyl Oreletsky (1950–4), M. Borys (1954), D. Osinsky (1954–7), and Slava Stetsko (from 1957). It published articles by Ukrainians and non-Ukrainians about the conditions in Ukraine and other communist-dominated countries of Eastern Europe and Asia and about international Communism, translations of samvydav documents, and reports on the activities of ABN and the World Anti-Communist League. ABN Correspondence was also published irregularly in German (1949–58) and French (1952–4). The bulletin was succeeded by Volia naroda, a journal that appeared in Lviv three times in Ukrainian and Russian.
Artefact of the Afghanistan War – Archive OUN
Naturally, the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists condemned the invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union and sympathized with the Mujahideen. After all, this was in-line with the concept of ABN – the Anti-Bolshevik Block of Nations. ABN actively pursued the political support of nations enslaved by Moscow and was in favour of national revolutions and establishing independent states on the ruins of the USSR.
Byelorussia – a Colony of Moscow
According to the official statistics of the USSR for 1970, the population of the USSR amounts to approximately 242 million, of which 129 million people reside in the RSFSR, while the remaining 113 million reside in the other republics of the USSR.