Neo-Nazi groups in Ust-Ilimsk

On November 17, 2005, it became known that neo-Nazi groups appeared in schools in Ust-Ilimsk, Irkutsk Region, whose members dress in leather jackets, heavy boots, wear chains, and use fascist symbols.

Teenagers greet each other, throwing up their hands in a fascist greeting, download from the Internet and share neo-Nazi literature, including Mein Kampf, share Nazi ideology, consider themselves like-minded skinheads in their desire to cleanse their city and Russia from "non-Russian faces" .

Nazi inscriptions appeared on the walls of houses in Ust-Ilimsk calling for violence against people of non-Slavic appearance.

The department for the prevention of juvenile delinquency reported that no nationalist crimes were committed in the city, and neo-Nazi groups were not recorded.

Candidate of Psychological Sciences Valery Gordienko stated that "although the mass movement of Nazism in the city is unlikely, any of their actions can be easily tracked during operational work. The values ​​\u200b\u200bthat these guys adhere to go against the public. This fact can be regarded as an alarm signal."

Sources

• Zvereva O. Schoolchildren of Ust-Ilimsk are fond of Nazism // IA "Baikal-info" (with reference to the Bulletin of the Ust-Ilimsk LPK). 2005. 17 November.