"Russian March"-2013 in Moscow

November 4, 2013 in Moscow, Russian nationalist organizations once again celebrated National Unity Day with rallies and processions.

"Russian March" in Lublin

The main event of the day was the "Russian March" in Lublin, organized by the ethno-political movement "Russians", the National Democratic party (NDP), "Russian People's Union" (ROS). According to observers center "Sova", about 6,000 people took part in the march.

Among the participants of the procession, activists of the following associations were noticed: "Russians" (including regional Moscow region organizations), "Russian Jogging", "Union of Orthodox Banner Bearers", NDP, "Russian Khimki" (Guestbusters), "Block Free National Socialist Societies”, “Russian Right Party” V. Ivanova (Istarkhova), "Another Russia", "Common Cause", "Russia and Poland”, paratroopers from the movement “For Honest Power”, football fans clubs (CSKA, Spartak, Lokomotiv, Dynamo), environmentalists from the Green world "(former" Volnitsa "), as well as representatives of the Cossack and neo-pagan associations (rodnovers).

The march was attended by Alexander Belov, Dmitry Demushkin, Vladimir Ermolaev ("Russians"); Ivan Mironov (ROS); Konstantin Krylov, Vladimir Tor (NDP), Evgeny Valyaev, Alexey Mikhailov (former Russian Image), Alla Gorbunova (ROS), Vladimir Istarkhov (Russian Right Party), Yegor Kholmogorov (ex-NDP), Alexander Sevastyanov (ex-leader of the National Power Party of Russia (NDPR) )).

The marchers marched along Pererva Street, chanting racist and obscene slogans (“E… Caucasus, e ..! ”,“ Russian - Russian Moscow, cancel 282 ”,“ Russia for Russians, Europe is for whites”, “Forward, Russia, we are with you!”, “One for all, and all for one”, “Moscow is not the Caucasus, Allah is n…”, “Who does not jump, that khach”, “Russian - this is someone who does not smoke or drink", "Russian all year round in the apartment vodka eats, we need a lot of Russians, to hell with cattle-Russians”, “We will die for Rus', and not for drunkenness”, “Don’t smoke, don’t drink, kill kill”, “Ziga-zaga!”, “Everyone wants and I want for e... give khacha”, “Kill khach, save Russia!”, “Kosovo-Serbia!” ), throwing up hands in Nazi salute. The marchers carried the flags of associations, imperial flags, streamers and posters: “Get up, Russian people!”, “Lyublino is a new Biryulyovo", "For the introduction of a visa regime with the countries of Central Asia and the Caucasus" (NDP), "Government - in the camps of Poland" (association "Russia and Poland"), "Rus', nature, greenery!" ("Green World"). In the column of "Russians" the brass band played "Farewell Slavs", "Katyusha".

Before the start of the procession, the police led a drunken man out of the crowd. shaven-headed participant, the organizers of the march urged the representatives press to remove the cameras and do not shoot this episode. The procession began around 13:10.

At about 2:30 p.m., arrests were made in the column of the “Bloc of Free National Socialist Societies”, approaching the venue of the rally. The police detained several people. The rest scattered. Crowd nationalists rushed to the side of the procession column and broke through the fences in the direction of travel. The reason for the detention was an attempt to set fire to a smoke bomb.

In total, according to the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, about 30 people were detained for a demonstration Nazi symbols and salute.

The action ended with short speeches. announced speakers Alla Gorbunova. D. Demushkin read out the demands of the Russian March. Ivan Mironov criticized Alexei Navalny, who the day before, although urged everyone to take part in the Russian March, but said that he himself would not go there because of the marginality of the event. In a pause, the speakers played the composition "Ride of the Valkyries" by Wagner. After that, the Kolovrat group performed with their hits.

Participants of the event broke the windows of several cars parked near the Lyublino metro station, started a fight there with natives of the Caucasus. And on the very march they pushed the journalist of the "non-Slavic appearance."

Marches near the Oktyabrskoye Pole metro station

On November 4, two events also took place, the participants of which marched from the metro station Oktyabrskoe field" to the metro station "Shchukinskaya", where the rallies took place.

The first march was organized by the Russian Action Coalition. The column, which gathered about 550-600 people, left first.

The march was attended by: the party "Will", "People's militia them. Minin and Pozharsky" (NOMP), "Great Russia", "Joint Council of Civil Society", "Kosovo Front", "Russian Renaissance" (represented by Alexander Amelin), "Christian revival" (represented by Vladimir Osipov), "Russian stronghold" (represented by Andrey Pakhomov), "Shield Moscow".

The audience chanted *"Only Rus' and only victory! ”,“ Russian responsible power ”,“ Russians, forward! ”, “One for all and all for one!”, “Russia for Russians, Moscow for Muscovites”, “Russian order on Russian soil”, “Down with migrants, higher wages!”, “Moscow - not the Caucasus", "Down with criminal power", "Here passes the Russian march, tomorrow The Kremlin will be ours", *"Russian flag over the Kremlin", "Black-white-yellow - Russian flag ", "Russian - Russian Moscow, cancel 282”, “Biryulyovo – to every home”, “Rus and Serbia united”, demands to release imprisoned Russian nationalists.

The processions were closed by party activists "Will", chanting "Peoples are at war, governments are fattening”, “To avoid becoming slaves tomorrow, walk with us, walk with us!”, “You dream of a beautiful life, first serve the motherland . ”

After the procession, a rally took place, at which Nadezhda Kvachkova, Yuri Ekishev (Parabellum and NOMP), Valery Kubarev and Andrey Saveliev (“Great Rus'”), Ivan Otrakovsky (“For Holy Rus'”), Andrey Pakhomov (“Russian stronghold”, ex “Great Rus'”), Polina Galushko (civil activist), Alexander Amelin (Russian Renaissance), Nina Shalmina (anti-corruption movement), Svetlana Peunova (“Will”), Kirill Barabash (“For Responsible Power”), two Serbian Chetnikov, Vladimir Osipov ("Christian Revival").

Then there was a concert where Yulia Andreeva performed.

IN during the procession, several people were detained for wearing masks, protests did not cause.

The second event was called the "Tsarist Russian March" and brought together about 120-150 people. It was attended by the "Union of Orthodox banner-bearers”, three members of the “Shield of Moscow”. Other political symbols besides the little-known "Russian Orthodox Brotherhood" did not exist.

The procession participants carried icons, portraits of Nicholas II and shouted out monarchist slogans (" Russia needs a tsar!", "Monarchy is the best system known to mankind "). They brought up the rear opponents of the introduction of electronic cards under the slogan "UEC - the death of the country and of people".

The procession participants chanted the slogans “Glory to Russia!”, “Russia will be free”, “Russian order on Russian soil”, “Russia - Russian tsar”, “God save the tsar!”, "Moscow - the Third Rome", "For Faith, Tsar and Fatherland", "Down with the Jewish yoke!", God , Tsar of the Nation .

In the area of Marshal Vasilevsky Street, the column stopped and began to wait for the event of the Russian Action Coalition to end.

The organizers of the "Tsarist Russian March" in a hurry removed the banner of the Russian Action Coalition from the back of the stage. Beneath it was another banner "Royal Russian March", made in the same style with the slogan "For the future of the Russian kingdom" on the visor of the stage.

The rally began with pathetic chants with a bell ringing: "Many years - the glory of Rus'." Speakers were Yuri Gorsky (Russian DPNI), who led the rally, Leonid Simonovich-Niksic and Yuri Ageshchev (Union of Orthodox Banner Bearers), Hieromonk Ambrose and representative of a little-known Cossack organization, which called for the creation of "Russian business and Russian churches" in order to "pepsicol country" revived.

Before the start of the procession, the audience sang "God Save the Tsar."

Then a concert took place, where Ivan Dushenov performed (was presented as a "Russian rapper").

Vladimir's Liberal Democratic Party held a rally on Pushkin Square Zhirinovsky, which brought together several hundred people. Speakers delivered traditional jingoistic rhetoric.

Russian Union People (NRC) of Mikhail Nazarov gathered at the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin in Putinkah on Malaya Dmitrovka Street and held a religious procession along the boulevards.

&quot;Russian March&quot;-2013 in Moscow

"Russian March"-2013 in Moscow