Internet Forum for Slavic Movement

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On 10 August, the global Slavic movement celebrated an extraordinary event: we organized an online forum for the Slavic movement dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the All Slavic Radio gathering of 10 August 1941 and the contemporary challenges facing the Slavic movement.

Opening the forum, Sergei N. Baburin (*)as Chairman of the global Slavic Council, recalled that In 1941, the Universal Slavic Radio Meeting, held in many Slavic languages, began with the words of Alexey Tolstoy on the request to unite all Slavic in the face of the brown plague that plagued Europe. present we face a recurrence of the same threat.

Leaders of Slavic organizations from Belarus, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Poland, Russia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Ukraine, Montenegro and the Czech Republic participated in a deep, three-hour discussion.

All participants supported the proposal to convene the All Slavic Assembly Council (congress). The word and place of the Council (congress) provoked controversy and alternate proposals. all option, whether Belgrade, Bratislava or Minsk, has its advantages.

It was agreed that the organisation committee gathering would be held at the end of September.

The Forum hosted the Russian Veterans Union.

S. Baburin on his own behalf and the hosts of the Forum thanked all participants of the Slavic Forum, especially from countries included in NATO.

https://t.me/baburin_sn/26713

P.S. I, Paweł Zieminski, as a typical of Polish Slavic circles and as a associate of the Presidium of the Jubilee Council of the All Slavic Council, which began in Moscow in spring 2017 and was then continued during an unforgettable boat trip, on the way from Moscow to St.Petersburg(**) – I had the honour to attend yesterday's Forum. I thank the hosts of the gathering and all the participants.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergey_Baburin

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