Anti-fascist flash mob in St. Petersburg

On March 22, 2007, an anti-fascist action was held in front of the Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg.

An activist in a wedding dress ran to the fountain in front of the Kazan Cathedral and lit a flare. Immediately after the signal, the rest of the activists unfurled a 6-meter banner with a crossed-out swastika and became "Fascism will not pass" and "Death to fascism." In parallel, two more banners were deployed - "There are no illegal people" and "The city is a hero! And you?".

The action lasted about 5 minutes. There were no detainees.

Sources

• Antifa banner in the center of St. Petersburg // Indymedia-Piter. 2006. March 22.