Author: Nakashidze, Niko
Title: The Truth About A.B. N. An Answer to the Provocations of Moscow's Fifth Column in the West
Description: Munich, Published by the A. B. N. Press and Information Bureau, 1960. First Edition. First edition; 8 1/4 x 5 3/4; pp. [2], 5-62; black wraps, printed in red; minor wear to edges and tips of spine; very minor age-toning to margins of leaves; in near fine condition. The A. B. N. (Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations) was a nationalistic, far-right association of various, anti-Communist emigre organizations. Established in 1943, after a conference of anti-Bolshevik, non-Russian peoples in Zhytomir, sponsored by German occupying forces, it traced its origins to the 1930s and the OUN (Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists). It would be based in Munich and its Head, from its inception until 1986, would be Iaroslav Stetsko (1912 - 1986), who would also be leader of OUN from 1968 until his death. Some of the member associations included Bulgaria, Belarus, Lithuania, Croatia, and others. The author of the book, Prince Niko Nakashidze of one of the noble families of Georgia, was the Head of the Georgian National Organization. Near fine .

Keywords: Anti-Bolshevik, Georgia


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