On October 22, 2006, in Pechatnikov Lane, Moscow, a group of Nazi skinheads (15-20 people) attacked a native of Kazakhstan (initially it was reported that the victim is a native of Kyrgyzstan).
The attack was organized - teenagers gathered in advance at the Chistye Prudy metro station in order to "attack non-Russians." Part of the members gang considered themselves members of Dmitry Demushkin's "Slavic Union".
In the courtyard of one of the houses they tried to attack four people of non-Slavic appearance, shouting racist slogans, but they managed to escape.
After that, the group managed to catch up with another non-Slav, met by them. The man was knocked down, severely beaten, and then one of the members group Pyotr Dubrovin ("Peter SS") stabbed him 9 times, declaring his accomplices that for the first time kills a man.
The attackers stole a mobile phone from the victim.
The man died from his wounds.
The crime became known only in 2008, from messages about the trial of members of the group. Sources