Heroes of the Green Ukraine: Pavlo Yakhno
A great man who stood at the origins of the statehood of Far Eastern Ukraine (Green Ukraine / Zeleny Klyn) was Pavlo Yakhno. A native of Primorsky Krai whose parents were settlers from the Chernihiv region, Pavlo was a true Far Eastern Ukrainian.
The truth about Russia’s aggression since 1992 has been revealed in Europe. Akhmed Zakayev in Turin
Two respected Italian organisations, the Gaetano Salvemini Foundation for Storological Studies and the Vera Nocentini Cultural Association, invited Akhmed Zakayev to speak at Turin’s most famous cultural venue on the […]
Ramiz Yunus: The Truth Hidden for 30 Years
Ramiz Yunus, Professor of Political Science, USA. The Khojaly genocide—a punitive operation by Russian troops on 25-26 February 1992—is one of the most horrific crimes against the civilian Azerbaijani population. […]
Mykola Biriuk (1937–2024): The Ukrainian Voice of Eastern Slobozhanshchyna Under Imperial Pressure
On February 23, 1937, the prominent Eastern Slobozhanshchyna figure Mykola Danylovych Biriuk (23.02.1937 – 04.06.2024) was born.
He was born in the village of Kamiane, Lebedyn district, Kharkiv region (now Sumy region), but gained recognition as a Ukrainian public activist in the Voronezh region, where for a long period he served as a driving force of the Ukrainian movement.
23 February — Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the Deportation of Chechens and Ingush
On 23 February 1944, the Soviet imperial regime began one of the most cynical and brutal operations of the Stalinist era—the forcible deportation of the Chechen and Ingush nations from […]
The deportation of Chechens and Ingush by Soviet Russia on Stalin’s orders on 23 February, 1944
The European Parliament recognised Stalin’s deportation of the Chechens and Ingush in 1944 as genocide. This was recorded in a resolution adopted on 26 February 2004. On 18 October 2022, […]
Berlin hub of Chekist propaganda: the newspaper “For Return to the Homeland” and the OUN resistance (1950s)
After the end of World War II, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians, Belarusians, and representatives of other nations enslaved by Moscow ended up in emigration or in the status of […]
How Moscow starved hundreds of thousands of Bashkirs to death. Khur Aslyk
105 years ago, in February 1921, a famine began in the Bashkir ASSR, triggered by the Soviet government’s food tax. This tragedy went down in Bashkir history as the “Khur […]
When international sport forgets about justice, it’s worth knowing that we already have experience with an alternative
Against the backdrop of the disqualification of a Ukrainian athlete at the Olympics in Milan, the question arises again: are the decisions of large sports structures always fair? Or are […]
Ferenc Farkas de Kisbarnak: “Ukraine will be a key pillar of the West in World War III”
Combat General Ferenc Farkas de Kisbarnak — commander of the VI Army Corps. He believed that Ukraine would be a key pillar of the West in World War III. He […]
Lithuanian freedom fighters
Did you know that tens of thousands of Lithuanian freedom fighters resisted the Soviet occupation for nearly ten years (from 1944 to 1953)? Their primary goal was to restore an […]
In memory of Mart Niklus
In Tartu, Estonia, at the age of 91, Estonian nationalist and long-time political prisoner of Russian camps Mart Niklus died. He had the opportunity to communicate and cooperate with this […]