Time to finally put an end to imperial Moscow
Only the independence and freedom of the states of the post-Russian space today is an alternative to the intraspecific struggle – the war of some imperial bandits, oligarchs and security […]
Captive Nations Week, 17-24.07.1983
Captive Nations Week. Service at Bradford Cathedral, followed by a march and laying of a wreath at the Cenotaph. Concert at the Latvian Club. Main speaker Mr John Wilkinson M.P. […]
Captive Nations Week – July 11, 2023
Captive Nations Week has been proclaimed for the third week in July every year since its inception and is taking place from July 11 this year. During the Cold War, a captive nation was one that was ruled by communists, particularly by the Soviets. While there is no Soviet rule anymore, there are nations that are still under the control of non-democratic governments and this week-long official observance aims to raise public awareness of the issues that are faced by these nations.
Oleh Medunytsia: “We are against preserving the Moscow empire in any form”
We bring to your attention fragments of the interview of the Head of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (Bandera movement) Oleh Medunytsia for the publication “Antimony” (Chicago).