The Secretary General of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations, Prince Niko Nakashidze, wrote in 1960:
“Since the ABN was founded, it has been fiercely fought against by representatives of the Moscow government in Western countries, their disguised centres, the Communist Party, and Russian émigré organisations. The ABN supports the principle that the Soviet Union is a Russian totalitarian colonial empire that must disintegrate, and that the foreign countries conquered and ruled by this empire must be liberated. The independent sovereign states of these nations must be restored. To this end, the ABN demands that a ruthless struggle be waged against Russian imperialism. For there can be no peace in the world until this Russian empire, which, with its enormous military power, is trying to conquer the whole world, subjugate it, and impose its communist regime of dictatorship on it, is destroyed. It has long been established that all Russians, both at home and abroad, unanimously agree that this prison of nations — the Russian Empire — must be preserved. Hence, there is so much harmony and agreement between the Soviet Russian communists at home and the nationalist and pseudo-democratic Russian émigrés in the fight against the ABN. In the West, the Russians are supported by local communists, Moscow’s hirelings, those who coexist with Russophile circles of all political colours, as well as all political nihilists. By joint efforts, they are trying to paralyse the activities of the ABN and destroy this organisation. They resort to all means to denigrate the ABN and put obstacles in its path. In order to destroy your opponent, it is now customary to brand him a “fascist”, “Nazi” or “anti-Semite”.
These words of Prince Niko Nakashidze seem to be from today.
Because the Russian Empire did not retreat anywhere.
On 21 December, when the announcer of the first channel announced that the USSR no longer existed, he had already announced that 11 republics had signed the Commonwealth of Independent States with Russia. It had already been announced that Russia was the legal successor of the USSR and a member of the UN Security Council. And Yeltsin had already announced a single button above all nuclear weapons – in Moscow.
The viewer will ask – how come 11? And where is Georgia?
“Where was Georgia in December 1991?” is the subject of propaganda that is heard today, even on Ukrainian channels, uttered by “good Russians,” whom most Ukrainians still perceive as allies.
Even those Ukrainians who regularly come to Munich to lay flowers on the grave of Stepan Bandera.
Miles of dissertations have since been written by scholars in all countries about “Perestroika” and Yeltsin’s democratic Russia, participating in the grand lie that Russia was a democracy until Putin came along and attacked Ukraine.
This narrative became material for speculation by thousands of political scientist fraudsters from all over the world, who are actually working for Russia and for the continuation of this hellish empire. Although the leaders of the ABN so clearly stated the essence of the problem, incredible work was being done, and it is striking that this work, both ideological and military resistance, was on the shoulders of Ukrainians.
Against whom an unprecedented struggle was launched by the entire force of the penal system, with the most powerful resource – the West.
The resources of the Chekist empire in the west were so powerful that they managed to eliminate almost all the leaders of the ABN, the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists, and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army.
When the empire decided to regroup, the KGB operation “Perestroika” was carried out, and then the same Russian intelligence services brought Yeltsin to power.
The collapse of the USSR de jure did not become a de facto collapse.
All 12 republics, except for the three Baltic countries, remained in the single circulatory system of the Russian Empire.
Georgia’s attempt to go for real and restore real independence, which Zviad Gamsakhurdia insisted on, ended, as Prince Nakashidze warned, in a bloody meat grinder in December 1991, with the replacement of the dissident Gamsakhurdia with the Chekist and communist Shevardnadze, the immediate occupation of Abkhazia, and the forcible return of Georgia to the bosom of Russia.
We are grateful to the Ukrainians who saved Georgians from the genocide in Abkhazia in 1993, taking them across the Black Sea to Ukraine. The sadistic practice against the residents of Tbilisi is the so-called denazification, revenge for electing Zviad.
They still do not talk about it.
Although every Tbilisi resident who went through the abuse of the Mkhedrioni thugs, who were supplied with weapons by Yeltsin, cannot physically remember what we went through.
All the so-called democratic media around the world called these tortures a victory for the democrats – the Chekist Shevardnadze and the “thief in law” Jaba Ioseliani over the Nazi Gamsakhurdia. And so far, this terrible crime of Russia and its collaborators in Georgia has not been condemned. On the contrary, they pay tribute to Shevardnadze’s agent, Merab Mamardashvili, who spread fabricated quotes from Zviad. While real dissidents were rotting in the Gulag, the communist Mamardashvili was considered a dissident (just like, for example, the dissident Masha Slonim, the granddaughter of Stalin’s executioner, the People’s Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the USSR, Litvinov, who declared in the USA in 1933 that there was no Holodomor in the country).
Such “dissidents” went through the legendification procedure, were sent by the KGB to the West, and were accepted into Western “voices”, where the work of soft power continued, as Niko Nakashidze, Stepan Bandera, and Yaroslav Stetsko spoke about.
On 18 February 1992, a key event took place in Grozny. Dzhokhar Dudayev and Zviad Gamsakhurdia held a press conference announcing that Yeltsin’s Russia had launched a military invasion of Georgia.
Stop Russia. Russia is the same empire.
Then, in 1992, only the ABN, the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists, Ms. Yaroslava Stetsko, Ms. Maria Bazelyuk and others declared a coup d’état against the legitimate democratic government of Georgia, about terror. The ABN published a letter from Zviad Gamsakhurdia.
And of the official state structures, only the president of independent Ichkeria, Dzhokhar Dudayev, officially protested and physically saved Zviad Gamsakhurdia from death.
But the empire did not stop; Yeltsin unleashed a full-scale war against the independent Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.
Then the Ukrainians went to Chechnya to confront Russia. Honour and glory to the heroes.
Are there things that the leaders of the ABN did not warn about? No, everything has already happened, nothing new. Even if we touch on today’s history in the PACE with the platform for the “democratic forces of Russia” and the “indigenous nations”, we will see that everything was the same in 1951, when Kerensky, this fighter against Bolshevism, tried to stir up trouble in the West, as Khodorkovsky does today. In connection with the actions of the “Union for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia”, the ABN published a protest in 1951:
“There are no ‘peoples of Russia’ in the Soviet Union. There is only one Russian nation within the borders of its ethnographic territory and non-Russian nationalities: Estonians, Lithuanians, Latvians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Turkestans, Cossacks, Idel-Urals, Georgians, Armenians, Azerbaijanis, Caucasians, Siberians and other nations. These nations do not live on Russian territory, only each within its ethnographic borders. These non-Russian nations are enslaved by the power of Russian imperialism. They are still fighting for their freedom and state independence against Moscow imperialism in its current form of Bolshevism.
The attempt by Russian emigrants to speak on behalf of these nations is an abuse of the rights of non-Russian people, who have their own liberation organisations authorised to represent them.
All Russian émigré organisations included in the “Soviet of the Liberation of the Nations of Russia” cannot become the intercession of non-Russian nations, even if they have misguided or bought people in it. Only members of national liberation organisations have the real right to speak on behalf of their homelands. What is important is not the liberation of the non-existent “peoples of Russia”, but the liberation of the nations from their enslaver, from Russia, and the ruthless struggle against all attempts to preserve the Russian prison of nations in every form.
The nations enslaved by Russia, united in the ABN, are fighting for the collapse of the Russian prison of nations of every kind and form—totalitarian and democratic, republican and tsarist—for independent democratic national states within the ethnographic borders of each people and resolutely reject any cooperation with Russian imperialists of various stripes. They will continue their struggle regardless of the attitude of Western circles towards their ideals.
24 August 1951. Central Committee of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations”
Today, we understand this connection.
The Kremlin’s soft power, which ABN warned about, has led to the victory of forces that contradict the idea of independence in the post-Soviet space.
This was a huge mistake that led to disaster. Today, after four years of full-scale war, both Ukrainian and Georgian societies are obliged to get rid of the Kremlin agents who act under the guise of Russian democrats.
Inna Kurochkina
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