Proceedings of the Conference of American Friends of the ABN in Washington, May 18-19, 1985
The international conference, organized by AF ABN, brought together representatives of émigré nationalist organizations and American politicians who supported the struggle of the enslaved nations of the USSR. Among the […]
The collapse of Russia. Will begin with the Oirat Kalmyks
Today, your favourite column is about the collapse of Russia, and we’re discussing how the Oirats came to Muscovy and established their own country. And how the Kremlin has already […]
“Vasyl Stus Gravely ill in Prison” – the last mention about Poet in August 1985
Reports have reached the West that Vasyl Stus, 46, a prominent Ukrainian political prisoner and poet, is critically ill with neuritis. He is running a constant temperature and experiencing chronic […]
The Khasavyurt Accords: Russia’s Impotence and the Prologue to Putin’s Occupation
On this day, 31 August 1996, the Khasavyurt Accords were signed by Aslan Maskhadov and General Lebed.Russia was forced to capitulate thanks to the heroic resistance of the Ichkerians, who […]
Fascism in Russia: On 20 August 1906, the Black Hundreds were officially registered
This movement appeared when many nations, conquered by the empire, began the era of their revival and were already publicly striving for independence. Russia could hold them back only by […]
Crackdown on Identity: The History of the Liquidation of the Association of Ukrainians of Russia
On 23 August 2012, on the Day of the Ukrainian Flag, the Appellate Collegium of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation confirmed the legality of the liquidation of the […]
Latvian President on the anniversary of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact: a relevant history lesson
Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs recalled the anniversary of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, by which Nazi Germany and the USSR divided spheres of influence in 1939, as a relevant history lesson for […]
Letter to Donald Trump
“Dear Mr. President! Dear Donald! As the author of fifty books and a dozen films about Russia, I consider myself entitled to inform you before your meeting with Putin. You […]
241 years since one of the most brutal crimes committed by Russians in Alaska
Today marks the 241st anniversary of one of the most brutal crimes committed by Russians in the Refuge Rock area, now modern Alaska. In 1784, during a brief stay in […]
108 Years Since the First Ukrainian Congress of Siberia: The Voice of the Grey Wedge
One hundred eight years ago, on 12 August 1917 (30 July in the Old Calendar), the First Ukrainian Congress of Siberia opened in Omsk. After the February Revolution of 1917, […]
How a Thousand Chechens Brought Moscow to Its Knees
6 August 1996 will forever go down in history as a feat of the Chechen people. On this day, the operation to liberate Grozny began – swift, desperate, and at […]