In Kyiv, at the National University named after T. Shevchenko, an academic conference dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the creation of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations began its work.
It was in those November days of the distant year 1943 that the First Conference of the Enslaved Nations of Europe and Asia was held in the forests of Volyn, under the protection of UPA units, in which delegates from the nations, who fought together with Ukrainians against the Moscow-Bolshevik rule took part.
This event marked the start of the powerful activity of the ABN in the post-war world and a wide political and diplomatic commonwealth of enslaved nations, which contributed to the collapse of the USSR, as the second stage of the collapse of the Moscow empire (the first stage began in 1917).
Today’s conference is attended by academics, people’s deputies and public figures.
A welcoming speech is expected from the Chairman of the OUN (B) Oleh Medunytsia.
Currently, the ABN is being revived in the format of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations and is actively working to create a broad front of enslaved nations in the struggle for the collapse of the evil empire and the creation of free democratic states, built on the ruins of the “prison of the nations”.
Ukrainian Information Service (UIS)
