Neo-Nazi joke in Moscow

At the end of September 2011 in Moscow on the building at the intersection of Pokrovka Street and Armenian lane appeared stenciled announcement "To all Jews of the city of Moscow and representatives of national diasporas should come to the corner Ostozhenka and Lopukhinsky lane (near the museum) on the opening day of the exhibition "Russia for all". Take documents, valuables and food with you two days".

Representatives of the Russian Jewish Student Organization "Hillel" noted that this inscription almost completely copies leaflets, hung 70 years ago, on September 29, 1941, by the fascist invaders in Kyiv before the mass executions at Babi Yar.

"Hillel" filed in the duty part of the police department for the Basmanny district of the city a statement asking to identify the organizers of this action.

The inscription contains the name of the exhibition, "Russia for All", held in Perm and some other Russian cities. Exhibition now takes place in St. Petersburg, and in Moscow it will be open only in November. "I not only have nothing to do with these graffiti, but after similar cases in Perm this summer, several times filed applications with the police and the FSB with similar requests - to identify those who paint the walls of cities with extremist slogans. However, law enforcement officers did not find anyone," the organizer said. exhibition Marat Gelman.

Recall that similar inscriptions appeared during the exhibition in Perm.

Sources

• Moscow Jews were outraged by the graffiti. Anti-Semitic inscriptions, decorated with buildings in the center of the capital, will be studied by the police // News. 2011. October 4th.