Orthodox activists after the "Theater.doc" attacked the Erotic Museum

Orthodox activists on the night of August 29 attacked the Moscow Museum of Sex, Erotic and Erotic Arts "Point-G" located on Arbat, its creator, former mayor of Arkhangelsk, Alexander Donskoy, told Newsru Israel .

In his appeal, he writes that the attack was committed by "Orthodox militants", one of whom was holding a brick in his hands. Frightened by her life, the museum administrator was forced to leave her workplace. Don, meanwhile, demanded that the police investigate this incident.

"This is pure extremism, so I ask the investigating authorities and the guarantor of the Constitution of Putin Vladimir Vladimirovich to stop this disgusting movement of Orthodox militants for the secular state. We also hope for the Orthodox assessment by Patriarch Kirill, persons who pretend to be the Orthodox, as they harm the perception of the church as a bright and theological institute," he said.

Later Donskoy said that he could identify the attackers. In particular, he installed them from video recordings and accounts on social networks. "These are people who participated in the promotions against Pussy Riot from the Hamovnic Court and tore the T -shirts with passers -by with the image of the group. They were near the" Theater.doc " . They were a man with a large camera, it seems that this was the NTV camera," said the director of the museum.

Earlier, the artistic director of Theater.doc, Mikhail Ugarov, stated that he recognized in a man who tried to disrupt the play with his own eyes, a man who shortly before at the Paveletsky station tore off a t -shirt with the image of the Virgin in Balaklava.

The man may have been identified by the Dizzyharrison blogger. According to him, this is an activist of the "missionary movement in honor of the Holy Prophet Daniel" Dmitry Tsorionov.

The performance “with your own eyes”, according to Ugarov, is a one -time representation, where the main roles were not played by the actors, but by Pussy Riot lawyers and journalists who were present at their process.