Slavik Radchuk turned out to be a KGB agent
Pseudo-minister Slavik (Rostislav) Radchuk turned out to be a former KGB agent — as evidenced in an audio recording by Grigory Vashchenko, bishop of the Chernogorovsky Pentecostal movement from Siberia, who for some time lived in Nakhodka, where he was a foreman of plumbers in the very brigade in which Radchuk worked.
Grigory Vashchenko, on the recommendation of Vasily Patryshev, was the first to give an interview for foreigners in Moscow in 1973, for which he was subsequently terrorized for a long time by KGB Major Rudnitsky (for whom, according to some data, Radchuk worked) until he had his son imprisoned on army charges (at which time his son’s wife was seven months pregnant).
Vashchenko himself served a five-year term for his faith in the sixties. Nowadays Grigory lives in Germany and has churches in Siberia, Israel, as well as in the USA and Germany.
Exclusive audio interview.
| No. 1 Nikolai Nikolayevich Kunitsa, a fellow countryman of Slavik Radchuk. | Dubno, Ukraine. Senior Presbyter Glukhovsky of the All-Union Council of Evangelical Christian-Baptists offered Nikolai Kunitsa, if he renounced emigration, leadership of the official Pentecostal union, a high salary, and trips at the union’s expense to the USA and Canada. |
| No. 2 Bishop Grigory Vashchenko |