Caucasus: the boomerang effect [1999]
The Caucasus has always occupied a special place in Russian history. Starting with Ivan the Terrible (Grozny), the Caucasus Mountains, like a magnet, attracted Russian conquistadors, who in the national tradition were affectionately called “land explorers”. The ethnic groups of the North Caucasus were more and more persistently displaced from the fertile lands to the mountainous regions. It was during this long-term military campaign that the Kuban and Teresian Cossack armies were formed.
The nations of Russia are preparing for its collapse
On August 1-2, Japan will host the VII Forum of Free States (Nations) of Post-Russia. The last empire of the world is preparing for its own collapse in such a way as to find the best way of non-violent decolonization. For Kazakhstan, this is a very important topic.
The strenght and weakness of Red Russia
The materials of the Congress of delegates of independence movements within the U.S.S.R. helh in Edinburgh 12th, 13th and 14th June 1950. Introduction by John F. Stewart, Chairman of the […]
Volga Tatars in the ranks of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army
The armed struggle of the peoples enslaved by Moscow for freedom and independence is the most taboo topic in imperial historiography. One can be proud of Musa Jalil (without delving into […]
The struggle against the Russian imperialism: past and present
This bucklet of historical articles was published in memory of 75th anniversary when the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations established was.
Vladislav Amosov: representatives of enslaved peoples want to fight for the liberation of Ukraine with weapons in their hands
We need maximum support from the Ukrainian state in the struggle He made such a statement at a meeting dedicated to the Captive Nations Week, which began in Kyiv […]
The first statements of representatives of enslaved nations
Elkhan Nureyev: the people of Bandera have always supported the struggle of the Caucasian peoples for independence Syres Bolyaen: Ukraine should play a leading role in the collapse of Russia […]
Stanislav Rzhitsky, deputy chief for mobilization work, shot dead in Krasnodar
The officer was shot 4 times in the chest during a morning run. He also commanded the Krasnodar submarine, which launched missiles in Ukraine. This method is the most effective […]
The Prigozhin rebellion is the beginning of the end of Russia
A conversation with Dorzho Dugarov about why this situation is important for national regions.
Reent O., Andrusyshyn B. The Congress of Enslaved Nations
The book tells about the Congress of Enslaved Nations of the former Russian Empire, which took place in Kyiv on September 21-28, 1917. For historians, politicians, military and public figures. […]
The Conflict broke out in the Kremlin, the regions want to secede from the Russian Federation
In this hour, the Kremlin is growing a conflict, and the surrounding regions are seriously planning to leave the warehouse of the country.
Revolt on Baikal. How Polish sybiraki rebelled against the government
In June 1866, one of the largest uprisings of Polish exiles against the tsarist administration began in Siberia. Several thousand people armed with scythes inflicted serious damage on government troops. The plans of the rebels were rather vague, some expected to break through to the Far East and sail to America, others dreamed of liberating Siberia from colonial dependence, following the example of the United States.
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