 Kromiadi made several attempts to attract white émigrés to General Vlasov, and was finally successful by the time of the Prague Manifesto, having secured the support of two branches of the Russian Orthodox Church.Kromiadi's point of view was that the Russian Liberation Army was a 30-year Christian liberation war against Communism.After the war's end, Kromiadi was hiding for years until 1948 and he continued to play an active role against communism, living in West Germany and afterwards working for Radio Free Europe and as a partner of the CIA.