Fascist swastika in Yoshkar-Ola

On August 3, 2005, it became known about a huge number of nationalist slogans and fascist symbols in Oishkar-Ola. Almost every street is marked with RNU symbols. According to various estimates, there are from 200 to 2000 thousand such inscriptions in Yoshkar-Ola.

Almost all the most significant places in the city are marked with large-scale (more than 1 meter) nationalist slogans and fascist symbols. For example, behind the facade of the "gray house", near school No. 8, RNE signs are painted. Opposite the Ministry of Justice (73-a Chekhov Street), rather large fascist swastikas are on the walls. Near the Social and Political Center and on Osipenko Street, inscriptions are visible: "Russia for Russians!" "Glory to Russia!", "Russian Russia!"

Opposite the Russian Drama Theater, insulting inscriptions are inscribed against the Mari. Behind the facade of the Apelsin supermarket, which is located at 16 Chavaina Boulevard, RNE symbols and a fascist swastika are painted.

Near the dormitory of MarSU No. 1, which is located on Eshpay Street, one can see the inscriptions "Glory to Russia! Shards - be silent" and a fascist swastika. In addition, in Yoshkar-Ola there are many anti-Caucasian inscriptions with invariably accompanying fascist swastikas and RNE signs. For example, on Chekhov Street. RNE signs are also visible on Panfilov Street.

There are also a huge number of anti-Semitic inscriptions on the streets of the city. So along Volkov Street, opposite the 2nd building of the MarGTU, near the cinema "Erviy", there is a slogan "Down with the Jewish plague!" "Down with Zionism!" A huge number of anti-Semitic slogans and calls for the physical elimination of Jews can be seen near the Jewish Cultural Center. Fascist symbols near DC XXX Victory, RNU symbols - Karl Marx Street, opposite the Ice Palace under construction RNU symbols, fascist swastika - Eshkinin Street, opposite the Rossiya cinema.

We remind you that on May 27, 2005, in Yoshkar-Ola, members of the RNU party beat up 15 Mari, participants in a concert of folk amateur artists of the Morkinsky district of the republic. In 2004, swastikas and offensive inscriptions repeatedly appeared in the city.

Sources

• Freedom A. Fascism flourishes in Yoshkar-Ola // Mari Uver. 2005. August 3.