On April 11, 2011, in Moscow on Manezhnaya Square, police officers detained the leader of the RFO "Memory" Georgy Borovikov on suspicion of participation in the mass riots on December 11, 2010.

Four more people were also detained (including one DPNI activist), who were taken to the police department and then released.

The day before, on forums and on social networks, on behalf of the far-right movement “December 11,” an appeal was circulated calling for people to come to Manezhnaya Square on April 11. However, a small number of people gathered there. Manezhnaya Square was cordoned off along the perimeter by riot police.

Let us recall that earlier in the case of unrest on Manezhnaya Square, 28-year-old Alexander Kozevin , 31-year-old Leonid Panin , 23-year-old Igor Berezyuk , as well as 22-year-old Kirill Unchuk and 34-year-old Ruslan Khubaev were detained . Sources

One of the nationalist leaders was detained on Manezhnaya Square in Moscow // Newsru.com. 2011. April 11.
Based on materials from right-wing radical sites.

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