Yaroslavl police are looking for the “anti-globalist leader”

In the early morning of December 9, 2005, employees of the Yaroslavl Dzerzhinsky District Department of Internal Affairs attempted to break into the apartment of the Yaroslavl anarchist Dmitry G. and talk to "the leader of the Yaroslavl anti-globalists, who works in 71 schools." On the same day, former anarchist Anton Dymov was invited to the Dzerzhinsky District Department of Internal Affairs. A. Dymov did not go to the "talk", but his parents found out that they wanted to get information about the "Yaroslavl anti-globalists" from their son. Dymov's parents were hinted that they were acting on orders "from above".

The actions of the police are all the more strange, writes Ivan Ovsyannikov, the author of an information message on the website Forum.Msk.Ru, that the only "leader of the Yaroslavl anti-globalists" who until recently worked as a teacher in the 71st school is an activist of the Trotskyist "Socialist Resistance" Sergei Kozlovsky, well known to the authorities and in no way connected with the anarchist movement, and A. Dymov retired from political activity several years ago.

Sources

• Ovsyannikov I. "Development of anti-globalists" began in Yaroslavl // Forum.Msk.Ru. 2005. December 22.