"Russian March" – 2012 in Moscow

On November 4, 2012, in Moscow, nationalists marched along route Yakimanskaya embankment - Krymsky Val. According to the observers of the SOVA Center, in The event was attended by about 5.5 thousand people. This year's march was organized by the movement "Russians" and the Russian All-People's Union.

The following organizations took part in the procession: "Russians", People's Militia named after Minin and Pozharsky (NOMP), Union of Orthodox Banner Bearers, Russian National Union (RONS), Russian People's Union (RUS), Russian Liberation People's Army (RONA), Union of the Russian People (SRN) Boris Mironov, Volya Party, movement "Common Cause", Public Council of Civil Society (OSGO), National Democratic Party (NDP) of Konstantin Krylov, Party for the Revival of National Social Justice of Russia (PVNSSR), PO "Phoenix", project "Russian Sun", movement "Landing Freedom". Observers also noticed a veteran Russian nationalism Alexander Sevastyanov.

In addition, a large and a group of straight-taggers distinguished by a particularly aggressive slogan and behavior, joined the column of the "Russians" movement. People have been seen in Cossack and military uniforms, groups of football fans, group support of the prisoner Daniil Konstantinov (his father Ilya Konstantinov stood separately with a poster). Former supporters of the Army of the People's Will have now formed a group activists "For Responsible Power". Found near RONS a separate small column with a banner "Free Rus' - protected work".

RNC supporters led a man dressed as Chubais in a striped prison uniform in front of a column, loudly chanting " We will expel you from power, democrats and liberals ."

Among the numerous streamers and posters, our observers noted, in particular, the following: "Russians against dictatorship", "If not now, then when, if not us, then who", "There was no end, the fight continues", "No to article 282", "No to political prisoners", "Glory to Russia, glory to Rus'", "Russian power is indivisible Russia", "Give us a nationalist state", "This is our land", "The Russians are coming", "Stop feeding the Caucasus", " We don't want to feed the Caucasus, Allah will give them anyway", "Tolerant Moskvabad is insanely happy with all guests", "White honor stronger than steel chains", "More enemies - more honor", "Rus without a leader is like the Jews without Talmud", "Down with the Jewish Masons" and others.

The attention of observers was attracted by the abundance of Nazi and ultra-nationalist symbols, including the Nazi skull and crossbones, Hitler Youth emblem, Celtic crosses, Kolovrats.

The more aggressive nature of this march compared to last year was especially noticeable on the example of a variety of slogans and chants, which were chanted by the marchers. Slogans such as " Moscow does not believe guests", "Russian - Russian Moscow, cancel 2-8-2", "Russia for Russians, Moscow for Muscovites", "Russian order in Russian land", "E.at the Caucasus, e.at", "Chocks out of Russia, churki get out of Moscow ", " Russian flag - Kolovrat", straightedgers and football fans contributed their contribution in the form of chants "White race, pure blood", "Keep the blood clean", "White Power", "Russian - White School", "Hitler Youth SS", "Sieg heil", "If you drink wine and beer, you are an accomplice Tel Aviv", "We will not leave the Jews in trouble, 1-4-8-8", "Russia will be Russian or deserted ". The audience also chanted "Glory to Breivik!", "Romney, go ahead!".

Many marchers threw up their hands in Nazi hello.

A column of straightedgers in the direction of travel actively used pyrotechnics.

Speakers speakers at the rally held after the march also spoke pretty decisive. The rally was led by Alla Gorbunova (PDP) and Vladimir Yermolaev ("Russians"). Sergei Baburin (RUS) was the first to speak, who said that in the "Russian March" should all political parties to participate, and to lead it - "Russian the president and the Russian government". Alexander Belov ("Russians") called Putin "enemy Russian nation" which is being subjected to genocide. Vladimir Tor, presented as the leader of the NDP, called for a stop to the "wave of migration", introduce a visa regime with the Central Asian countries, and stop feed the Caucasus. He ended his speech with the slogan "The future belongs to us!” Orthodox activist Mikhail Nalimov voiced a popular march on the idea of ​​urgent removal of Lenin's body from the mausoleum, he was supported by the head banner-bearers Simonovich-Niksic, dedicating fiery verses to Lenin and Bolshevism, Chairman of the RNC Boris Mironov compared the state with a "criminal community", urged the audience "to take power in their hands" and establish "Russian power". Ilya Konstantinov called on everyone to rise to the "big battle", "clench your fingers into a single fist to break through the Kremlin wall". Former prisoner Roman Zheleznov, nicknamed "Zukhel", who served time in a colony for attacking a person, was indignant at the large number of those who celebrated Eid al-Adha, and ended his speech with a Nazi salute. Georgy Borovikov ("Russians") conveyed to the audience "hello from political prisoners," including Nazi terrorist Nikola Korolyov, and called for "Russian national revolution". Take power into your own hands recommended by a member of the initiative group "For Responsible Power" Kirill Barabash. Actor Alexander Mikhailov, a member of NOMP, also spoke at the rally. Yuri Ekishev, head of the Common Cause movement Vladislav Karabanov, leader movement "Holy Rus'" Ivan Otrakovsky, one of the leaders of the ROS Ivan Mironov, captain of the first rank Boris Eremenko and Denis Takhtarov (Society for the struggle for sobriety).

The resolution of the rally was read by Dmitry Demushkin. Requirements marchers were reduced to six points, among which was listed "expelling the occupiers who are killing the nation", "restoring order in the migration sphere", "giving the Russians a state-forming status", "abolition of political articles of the criminal code", "creation of the nation state", "recognition of the rights of the nation freedom, reunification and political representation".

At the end rally, a concert was held on the stage near the Central House of Artists on Krymsky Val.

Generally, the event passed without any special incidents, banner-bearer Dmitry Antonov, who was in state of alcoholic intoxication, was taken out of the column. Before the beginning processions of about 25 people, including Andrey Savelyev, leader of the Great Russia party, were were detained by the police on the way to the march in Lavrushinsky Lane (metro "Tretyakovskaya") for the demonstration of symbols similar to the Nazi.

At the end march at the metro station "Dostoevskaya" nationalists attacked anti-fascists on their way to their rally on Suvorovskaya Square. According to Ministry of Internal Affairs, there are seriously injured as a result of the fight. After waiting for the next train, the nationalists ran into the car and fled, the police did not have time to detain anyone.

As part of the Day of Unity and Accord in Moscow, the Russian Union People (NRC) Mikhail Nazarov planned to arrange a religious procession along the boulevard ring. Initially, the Borodino-2012 organization, closely associated with the People's Cathedral, applied for the event. However after a written warning about the responsibility for participation in unsanctioned event, which was received in the name of the President of "Borodino 2012" Gennady Salnikov from the Prosecutor of the Central Administrative District of Moscow, the organization refused to participate in the procession. However, about 50 people from among the representatives of the RNC and activists of the organization "Borodino-2012" on the afternoon of October 4 gathered at the Church of the Nativity Mother of God in Putinki on Malaya Dmitrovka, they sang prayers for some time near the temple, Andrei Arkharov, a member of the Main Council of the RNC, handed out leaflets and flags of the RNC, and then nevertheless moved towards the boulevard.

Vladimir's Liberal Democratic Party held a rally on Pushkin Square Zhirinovsky, about 500 people took part in the event. Speakers delivered traditional jingoistic rhetoric.

Rally of the party "New Force" Valery Soloviev called "For a new Russia!" was canceled due to the small number of participants. By the appointed time, no more than 50 people came to the Gorky Park embankment, including organizers and journalists.

Campaign to lay flowers at monuments statesmen, planned by the National Social Revival Party Justice (PVNSSR), also did not take place. At the appointed time no one appeared at the monument to Georgy Zhukov. At the monument to Yuri Dolgoruky renovation work is underway and access to it is closed.

See the photo report of the SOVA Center from the Russian March on Yakimanka

and a photo report from the NRC religious procession by Mikhail Nazarov.

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• "Russian March" in Moscow // Reedus. 2012. October 4th.
• Underground // Kasparov.Ru. 2012. October 4th.