Life with a mission (97 years of the OUN)
The defeat of the Liberation Struggles after the collapse of the Russian Empire sparked discussions among freedom fighters: why did this happen, who is to blame, and what to do […]
The film “Rotterdam, May 1958”: on video – S. Bandera, S. Lenkavskyj, A. Melnyk and others
This is not the first time that film footage featuring Stepan Bandera has been shown. In 1998, director Yurii Lukanov used it in the film “Three Loves of Stepan Bandera.” […]
Eternal memory. Honor: Zviad Gamsakhurdia (31.3.1939 – 31.12.1993)
On 31 December 1993, the first president of the independent Republic of Georgia, Zviad Gamsakhurdia, was assassinated. The story of the righteous and martyr Zviad Gamsakhurdia is not only my […]
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 […]
“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 […]
In Defence of Captive Nations. 1986
DID YOU KNOW: • Until 1721, Russia was called Muscovy. • The treaty of 1654 between Kyivan-Rus and Muscovy was broken by Moscow in 1709 at the battle of Poltava. […]
1983: The Resolution adopted unanimously by the members of Byelorussian, Estonian, Hungarian, Latvian, Lithuanian and Ukrainian communities
The Resolution adopted unanimously by the members of Byelorussian, Estonian, Hungarian, Latvian, Lithuanian and Ukrainian communities, residing in or near Bradford, at the Meeting marking the end of the Captive Nations Week commemoration, held on Sunday, 24th July 1983 in the Latvian Hall, 5 Clifton Villas, Bradford 8, West Yorkshire.
1982: Events in Estonia based on materials from the magazine “Vesti iz SSSR”
“On 17 September 1982, a demonstration of students from the University of Tartu took place in Tartu (Estonia). About 5,000 people took part. The demonstrators protested against the authorities’ refusal […]
Ivan Honcharuk — the last executed UPA soldier. He was killed on 12 July 1989. For Ukraine
On July 12, 1989, during Gorbachev’s “Perestroika”, when the world had already begun speaking of the “democratization” of the USSR, the Soviet regime carried out a public execution of a Ukrainian insurgent — Ivan Honcharuk, a former UPA fighter from Volyn. This was the last politically motivated death sentence in the USSR — and it targeted a Ukrainian.
A unique photo from the “Chechen Photo Archive” – April 1995
In this unique photo from the “Chechen Photo Archive” – April 1995. The Chechen Republic of Ichkeria is fighting for its independence. A delegation of the Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists […]
Why is Moscow afraid of the heroes of Ukraine, Chechnya and Georgia?
Historian Alik Homelsky, especially for I NEWS! The new video discusses how Russian media are trying to denigrate the heroes of the Ukrainian resistance, presenting them in a false light. […]
“Glory to the Central Rada!” How Voronezhchyna Supported the First Universal
The First Universal of the Ukrainian Central Rada was proclaimed on June 10 (23), 1917. It declared Ukraine’s autonomy within the Russian Republic and established the Ukrainian Central Rada as the representative body of the Ukrainian people. How was this news received in Voronezhchyna?