Prometheus Collection

Located at the Józef Piłsudski Institute in London, the Prometheus Collection contains records related to the Promethean movement, the Polish-led alliance of nationalist movements of non-Russian nations and ethnic groups that inhabited the Soviet Union. The origins of the movement go back to Prometheism, Józef Piłsudski's project of weakening imperial and later Bolshevik Russia by supporting the struggle for independence of the peoples of the Baltic, Black and Caspian Sea regions. The Promethean movement encompassed mostly representatives of Ukrainians, Kuban Cossacks, Georgians, Azeris, and north Caucasus nations and relied on the support of the Polish military. After World War II, the movement continued in exile under the leadership of Polish émigrés, mostly Piłsudski's followers. The collection consists of twelve files and contains memoranda, correspondence, newsletters, and photographs of various Promethean activists.

坐落于伦敦的约瑟夫·毕苏斯基研究所，普罗米修斯收藏馆汇集了与普罗米修斯运动相关的记录。该运动为非俄罗斯民族及苏联境内各民族组成的民族主义联盟，由波兰领导。其根源可追溯至普罗米修斯主义，即约瑟夫·毕苏斯基削弱帝国及后续的布尔什维克俄罗斯的计划，通过支持波罗的海、黑海和里海地区人民的独立斗争来实现。普罗米修斯运动主要囊括乌克兰人、库班哥萨克人、格鲁吉亚人、阿塞拜疆人和北高加索民族等代表，并依赖于波兰军队的支持。二战后，该运动在波兰移民的领导下继续流亡生涯，其中多数为毕苏斯基的追随者。该收藏馆由十二份文件组成，包含备忘录、信函、通讯录以及众多普罗米修斯运动活跃分子的照片。