In January 2011, the Ulyanovsk Region Prosecutor's Office sent to the court a lawsuit to recognize as extremist the anti-Semitic collection “Forbidden poems "(Leonid Kornilov" 666 "," Strangers in the House "; Alexander Trubin" Eternal trouble"; Alexei Serenin "Night of the Scoundrels", "Fornication on Blood"; Eddie Erickson "The End" Sveta"; Nikolai Bogolyubov "Russian people"; Klim Grigoriev "Song Jews"; Prophetic Oleg "I'm going to you!", "Death walks in Rus'!"; Eugene Gusachenko "Look closely at the Star of David"; Alexander Phil "The Conscience of the Nation"; Valery Khatyushin "The Blood of Children" and others).
"Forbidden Verses" reportedly came into view law enforcement agencies while monitoring the Internet. During the check, it was discovered that one of the residents of the village of Kuzovatovo posted the collection online.
Republican Forensic Laboratory of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation conducted a linguistic examination of the poems included in the collection "Forbidden poetry". According to research, works “Voting for Medvedev”, “Sancho Putin”, "The Conscience of the Nation", "The Blood of Children" and others "contain negative assessments in address national and social groups, aimed at excitation hatred, enmity, to humiliate the dignity of a person on the basis of nationality, origin and attitude to religion. Among the authors of the collection, the editor-in-chief of the magazine "Young Guard" Valery Khatyushin, winner of the Chekhov Literary Prize Eddy Eriksson and others.
About suing a man who published poetry has not yet been reported.
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