On May 9, 2006 in Voronezh, skinheads laid wreaths at the monument to the Heroes of Glory with the inscriptions "To fallen soldiers from Voronezh skinheads 14", "To Russian soldiers from the national-patriotic front" .

This became known on May 12, 2006 from a message sent by e-mail from the address nazi-88 to the editorial office of the Voronezh newspaper "MOYO!". Attached to the e-mail were photographs of young people with shaven heads carrying wreaths to the memorial and posing in front of the Eternal Flame. Having received the letter, the journalists went to the monument to the heroes of Glory and indeed found wreaths there. On this occasion, the head of the city department of culture, Ivan Chukhnov, said: “This is an unprecedented case, this is the first time this has happened in Voronezh! . After this statement, the wreaths were removed.

According to Sergey Kazarov, the head of the department of the district police department of the Main Internal Affairs Directorate, "the organization of skinheads is informal ... If this movement were recognized as extremist by at least one court in Russia, then young people could be prosecuted under the Law" On Extremism ". ... the law prohibits provoke racial, religious hatred. But for the fact that someone calls himself a skinhead, so far it is impossible to prosecute . "

The head of the Kominternovsky District Department of Internal Affairs, V. Larichev, stated that " "the skinheads did not commit any criminal or administrative offense ... There are no insults or swastikas on the inscriptions .

Sources

Skinheads laid wreaths at the Monument of Glory // MOE (Voronezh). 2006. May 16.

In Voronezh on Victory Day, skinheads laid wreaths at the monument to the Heroes of Glory