in the position of the XIII All Slavic Council
On Saturday, April 5, 2025, the Extraordinary Council of the All Slavic Council took place at the Slavic Court of the Slavic Association “Slavica” in the Hall of Prince Pribina, in Aleksince, close the town of Nitra, Slovakia.
Slavic court was built by the association SLAVICA, whose president is Slovak patriot and Slavic from the body and soul of Milosz Zverina, who is besides the Secretary-General of the Universal Slavic Committee. Slavic Manor is simply a unique object of this kind not only in Slovakia, but besides in the Slavic world. Before entering the conference room, delegates and guests passed the monument to the victims of the Slavic genocide. This is the first and unfortunately the only monument in the planet erected at the initiative of the All Slavic Council, which was held in the framework of the All Slavic Ethnographic Festival "SŁOVIAN PRAGA" 2018, on which was established on 22 June The day of memory of the victims of the Slavic genocide.
The bust of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin draws attention to Prince Pribina's hall. The host of the Slavic home Milosz Zverina told us that this year there will be a memorial plaque for the celebrated Czech artist, the author of the celebrated “Slavic Epope” by Alfons Mucha. Mr. Zverina praised that the grandson of artist John Omond Mucha, who is the founder of the Fly Foundation, would come from London to uncover the memorial plaque personally. Many interesting things can be seen in the Slavic Court.
The extraordinary All Slavic Council began with singing the Slavic anthem "Hey Slavs".
In his beginning speech, Milosz Zverina welcomed all delegates and guests,
First Deputy president of the Central Committee of the Czech Union of Freedom Fighters Emil Kulfank, who led his delegation, president of the Central Committee of the Association of Slovak Fighters – Antifascists William Longauer, typical of the European Forum for dialog and global Cooperation Lubomir Sweden, associate of the global Rusophil Committee Josef Dolnik and others. His speech included the words of welcome given by the veteran and 1 of the founders of the global Slavic movement Nikolay Ivanovich Kikishev, who could not come due to sanctions imposed on the Russian Federation, president of the illegal Progressive Socialist organization of Ukraine Natalia Mikhailovna Witrenko and secretary of the Vladimir Romanovich Marchenka party, in a situation prohibited by law. A letter of greetings to the Council was sent by the Secretary-General of the All-Serbian Slavic Movement Ranko Gojkovic. Miroslav Tadić, who was seriously ill, greeted the people from Zagreb, Croatia.
In his welcome speech, Milos Zverina stated that we were forced to conven the Extraordinary All Slavic Council, due to the fact that as a consequence of artificially induced
The COVID-19 pandemic and the introduction of meaningless sanctions against the Russian Federation failed to convene another All-Slavic Council, and the elected bodies of the All-Slavic Committee lost their legitimacy 10 years ago. "We did not anticipate much attendance at today's meeting, but it was 52%. "Unfortunately, only the Western Slavs participate in it," said Milosz Zverina. A veteran of the Slavic movement, prof. Adam Jan Karpiński from Gdańsk, a associate of the Polish Slavic Committee and a associate of the revision committee of the Universal Slavic Committee were elected as the Council's governor. The Council besides elected a five-member working council.
Participants of the Extraordinary Council of the All Slavic people celebrated the memory of 11 dead
Members of the Slavic movement are formed. During the Minute of Silence, portraits and information about each of them were displayed on the screen. They left us:
Josef Nalepka (Czech Republic and Slovakia), Boleslaw Tejkowski (Poland), Jindřiška Dimitrova (Bulgaria), Marek Głogoczowski (Poland), Alexey Grigorowicz (RF), Oleg Gudymo (RF), Jovan Perunovich (Serbia), Vil Nikolayevich Romaszczenko (Ukraine), Kim Alexieevich Smirnow (RF), Jole Stanisic (Black Mountain and RF), Stoil Ferdov Milanov (Bulgaria), Nina Timofeyevna Tchaika (Belarus).
Historical roots of the union of the Slavs and the main directions of the activities of the All Slavic Committee for the next period to the next average XIII Council of the All Slavic
In his main speech, the president of the Committee of the Versatile Zdenek Opatrżil stressed that despite various geopolitical changes in the world, our goals stay the same for centuries, namely: the unification of Slavic nations, the creation of a strong union, or community of Slavic peoples. He stressed that the thought was 400 years old, but inactive did not come into being. He pointed out the hazard this posed to the Slavic nations. It has been announced that the technological Council of the All Slavic Committee has developed a strategy for the construction of the Commonwealth of Slavic Nations. This paper is so crucial that it must be discussed at the next 13th Universal Council.
The president of the Universal Slavic Committee quoted the president of Czechoslovakia Dr. Edward Benesh: who stressed that “we must never leave the East, i.e. the russian Union and Poland...”. Politicians of all Slavic countries must realise this. and of course many representatives of the Slavic movement.
He made it clear that he was afraid about the current direction of Russian abroad policy, which defines the Russian Federation solely as a multinational state, forgetting that Russia is besides a country with the most many Slavic population. Therefore, he addressed Russian politicians with the following words:
"We cannot let Russia to abandon non-Russian Slavic nations simply due to the fact that now they are ruled by Russophobes who are sold out to the West and are traitors to their own people. Unfortunately, at the minute Russia is incapable to play the function of leader of the Slavic nations. And we request to realize that!
Not only us, but the West understands perfectly that Russia is our large support, and if it weakens, it will not be able to fulfill its mission, and another Slavic nations will become an easy prey to the West."
He besides informed that the technological Council of the Universal Slavic Committee is working on the doctrine of Euroslavism, which is beginning to origin any confusion in our ranks. Finally, he virtually stated: “Yes, we Slavs, again, as during Nazi Fascism, are in immediate danger. due to the fact that the failure of Russia as a state with the largest Slavic population, which is simply a immense support for all Slavic nations, will mean final demolition for us."
The temporary doctrine of Euroslavism is for us a kind of endurance wheel for drowning people. This could be our last chance!
Delegates received a study on the activities of the Universal Slavic Committee from 2014 in writing. The Chair of the Review Committee of the Universal Slavic Committee, Anna Pliungina, then presented a study by the Review Committee on the financial results of the Universal Slavic Committee over the last 10 years.
Amendment of the Statute of the Universal Slavic Committee
It was followed by 1 of the co-authors of the Statute of the Universal Slavic Committee, Wacław Exner. He stated that the changes in the Statute were fundamentally due to 2 facts that we did not foresee 10 years ago, which was why it was essential to include them now in the Statute:
1. Protection against persons violating Slavic solidarity and human relations
, and at the same time require advanced morality, patriotism and Slavic feelings of members, especially leaders of the All Slavic Committee;
2. Protecting the legal position of the Universal Slavic Committee against the threat of fascism by European structures and related sanctions and repression of all kinds.
Elections to WSK bodies
Following a discussion which introduced any insignificant changes, amendments to the papers submitted were made to the election of the members of the Bureau of the All Slavic Committee.
The Bureau was elected with 21 members, 6 more than in the erstwhile word of office. The selected members represent 12 countries where Slavic organisations operate.
During the break, members of the recently elected bodies gathered at the first gathering to hold elections.
Zdenek Opatrżil (Czech Republic) was the president of the Universal Slavic Committee., until now the first deputy president of the All-Slavic Union, the current president of the All-Slavic Committee). Wacław Exner (Czech Republic) was elected as the first deputy chairman, veteran of the Slavic movement, associate of the technological Council of the All Slavic Committee). Vice-Presidents of the Universal Slavic Committee were elected besides Ranko Gojkovic (Serbia), Secretary-General of the All-Serbian Slavic Movement, current Vice-President of the All-Serbian Committee, Vladimir Yurievich Sadkov (Russian Federation), associate of the Bureau of the Union of all Slavics , current vice-president of the All Slavic Committee . The fresh Vice-President was elected Paweł Zieminski (Poland), a associate of the Polish Slavic Committee and the Union of All Slavic). The Secretary-General of the Universal Slavic Committee was elected Milosz Zverina (Slovakia), president of the Slavica Association, associate of the Presidium of the Union of all Slavs, current Secretary-General of the Universal Slavic Committee.
The audit committee was besides selected composed of the same members: Anna Pliungina (Ukraine), president and Members Adam Jan Karpiński (Poland) and Mikhail Tiasko (Rusin).
Proclamation 9 May The Day of Memory of Slavic War Glory
The Secretary-General of the Universal Slavic Committee Milosz Zverina made a proposal on behalf of the social association SLAVICA to announce on 9 May THE DAYS OF REMEMBERING THE WAR HOURS OF SLOVIAN. In this proposal he mentioned many military victories of the Slavs, specified as:
victory of Alexander the Great, war with the Roman Empire, victorious campaigns of the King of large Moravia of St.
over the Khazar Empire, the conflict of Czech Przemyslids, Alexander Newski with Swedes and Germany, the triumph of Dmitri Donski over the Tatars, the alleged Golden Orda, the triumph of the united Slavic troops under the command of the King of Poland Władysław Jagiello in the conflict of the Teutonic Order at Grunwald and the victorious Hussic wars against the crusaders, the large triumph of the Polish army of King John III Sobieski in the conflict with the Turks at Vienna, the conflict of Serbia and Bulgaria with the Ottoman Empire, the triumph of the Suvorov and Kutuzov battles, and yet the triumph in the large Patriot War in 1945, which falls on May 9.
The proposal was made in connection with the upcoming 80th anniversary of the planet War II victory.
The Universal Slavic Council adopted this proposal and in its resolution recommended Slavic and patriotic associations and communities and associations of Slavic national minorities in all countries to organize crucial events to commemorate the Memorial Day and celebrate the Slavic Day of War.
Appeal of the Council of the Universal Slavic Council to the Slavs and to all who support peace, cooperation and mutually beneficial coexistence of nations (*)
It is the name of an extended paper which the council approved by its resolution.
Slavic Lipa of Freedom
During the work of the Extraordinary All Slavic Council there was a planted Slavic Lipa of Freedom.
The Extraordinary All Slavic Council besides approved the admission of fresh people to the membership of the Universal Slavic Committee.
The works of the Extraordinary Slavic Council ended with singing the anthem "Hey Slavs".
The main task of the recently elected Universal Slavic Committee is to prepare the next XIII of the All-Slavic Council, which will unite 3 global Slavic organizations, make a more effective structure of the global Slavic movement, discuss and approve the strategy for the Establishment of the Commonwealth of Slavic Nations, and in the Slavic countries proceed the technological work aimed at shaping contemporary Slavic renown and creating centres of renown to strengthen cooperation between nations in the fields of ethnography, folklore, literature and culture, etc.
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(*) The text "The appeal of the Council of the All Slavic Council to the Slavs and to all who support peace, cooperation and the mutually beneficial coexistence of nations" will be published separately.
