Fight between National Bolsheviks and representatives of Young Russia

On April 13, 2006, near the building of the Tagansky District Court of Moscow, a fight broke out between activists of the National Bolshevik Party (NBP) and representatives of the Young Russia movement.

About 40 activists of "Young Russia" tried to attack Eduard Limonov and throw firecrackers and eggs at him. A fight ensued. The National Bolsheviks (25 people), armed with Udar devices, detained four attackers and handed them over to the police. The National Bolshevik Dmitry Goryunov was also detained.

Two detainees (according to other sources, one) were injured during the fight.

On the fact of a fight near the Tagansky Court of Moscow, a criminal case was initiated under Art. 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("hooliganism").

On April 14, 2006, the NBP-Info website reported that the detainees were charged with petty hooliganism and were sentenced to a fine of 500 rubles each.

The National Bolsheviks denied the circulated

a message about a 14-year-old random passer-by who was beaten during a fight and ended up in intensive care ( “If law enforcement agencies had a reason to detain any of the National Bolsheviks, they would undoubtedly take advantage of this ,” the press service of the NBP says ) and about the use of Osa pistols by the National Bolsheviks. At the same time, Internet blogs contain information about a beaten participant in a fight who was taken away by an ambulance. It is reported that there was such an entry in the party blog, subsequently deleted.

Sources

• "Young Russians" attacked Limonov, the National Bolsheviks gave a worthy rebuff // True.Info. 2006. April 13.
• The enemy has been defeated // NBP-Info. 2006. April 13.
• Criminal case initiated against NBP activists // NBP-Info. 2006. April 13.
• A criminal case against the National Bolsheviks who beat off the attack of the punks was not initiated // NBP-Info. 2006. April 14.
• Avdeev S. Limonov responded to eggs by shooting // TVNZ. 2006. April 14.
• Kashin O. Yes, death! // Civil club. 2006. April 14.