NDPR rally in Moscow

On February 27, 2005, the National Power Party of Russia held a rally on Pushkin Square, which was sanctioned by the Moscow government. Approximately 50 elderly demonstrators gathered.

None of the co-chairs of the National Power Party was present at the rally: Alexander Sevastyanov was on a business trip, Stanislav Terekhov did not come. turned out to be the main one at the rally Therefore, Viktor Korchagin . The magazine "Rusich" (an issue of "Jewish Masons") was sold here.

One of the organizers of the rally, Alexander Banin, said that “GDP in Russia is 10 thousand dollars per person. But the Russians get only one of these 10 thousand, and the rest is taken by the Zionists, and therefore pensions have been raised annually in Israel in recent years. And monetization benefits were also invented by the Zionists in order to once again rob the Russians.

The next speaker accused the Jews of the fact that few people came to the rally: "It is because of their activities that many hundreds of organizations are small and fragmented . " But Viktor Korchagin reassured the audience that the national movements in the Soviet republics began with gatherings of 20-30 people, and "there are already sixty of us here . " And he said that "if 15 years ago they had listened to him and organized the deportation of all Jews from Russia, now everyone would be fine . " And now the nationalists need to unite, but not around one leader, because there is no such leader now, but in a coalition, as the democrats united during perestroika. "We must dodge and take power, as they did in 1991" .

The resolution of the rally was signed by Alexander Banin, Viktor Korchagin, Yevgeny Tikhomirov.

Sources

• Kolesnichenko A. "We must dodge and take power." Nationalists accused the Zionists of all mortal sins // New news. February 28, 2005