95 Years Ago, Young White-Emigrant Radicals Came Together to Overthrow Bolshevik Power and Free Russia. We Tell the Amazing (and Inconvenient) History of the People's Labour Union — From War Underground to the Publication of Pasternak and Shalamov.

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On 1 June 1930, at a convention in Belgrade, dispersed groups of young white immigrants merged into a small organization that would then be called the People's Labour Union of Russian Solidarityists (NTS); the failure of the White Movement and its inability to work in exile radicalized young people, who abandoned the idea of a "second march to Moscow" and were preparing to overthrow Bolsheviks from the battlefield, and their attempts to organize…