Was the pogrom in Bulgakov's museum-apartment organized by a "fighter against Satanism"?

On the evening of December 22, there was an attack on the museum-apartment of Mikhail Bulgakov. According to Ekaterina Avdyushkina, an employee of the museum, the pogrom was organized by Alexander Morozov, who had repeatedly accused museum workers of "propaganda of Satanism." portal reports "The intruder, - the Interfax-religion , - entered ... through the back door into the room where the museum's funds were located (apartment 51 in building No. 10 on Bolshaya Sadovaya Street).

After that, A. Morozov staged a demonstrative throwing out of the windows of photographs and other museum exhibits. Part of the property fell on the cars parked below, causing damage to them.

Representatives of the museum turned to the police.

According to E. Avdyushkina, the guards tried to prevent the pogrom, but the attacker fired tear gas, tried to barricade himself, and it was impossible to get to him."

Museum workers intend to file a lawsuit in court. The collection of signatures under an appeal in defense of the museum has begun.

Sources

• Behind the attack on Bulgakov's museum-apartment in Moscow is a man who previously accused him of Satanism - a museum employee // Interfax-religion. 2006. December 25.