"Russian March 2013" in the regions of Russia

November 4 2013, in addition to Moscow , events of Russian nationalists under the brand "Russian March". This year, as we know, were held in at least 49 cities.

in St. Petersburg March this year was renamed from "Russian" to "patriotic" at the request organizer - the Rodina party. Promotion passed from the Gorkovskaya metro station to the Field of Mars. IN The procession was attended by representatives of the Rodina party, the National Socialist Initiative (NSI), the People's Democratic Party (PDP), the Democratic Choice Party, the People's Alliance, RPR-PARNAS, the Solidarity movement, the Russian association, the Russian imperial movement (RID), the "New Force" and others. According to various estimates, the action gathered from 800 to 1100 people. Participants chanted traditional slogans “This is our city”, “Russian power for Russia”, “Russians choose freedom”, “Russians forward”, etc. Some of those who came to the action carried portraits of Stalin. Reportedly that at the beginning of the march some officials demanded that the NSI column rolled up their banners. Dmitry Bobrov, the leader of the NSI, complied with the demand. Procession ended with a rally led by the leader of the local branch of the party Rodina Andrey Petrov, another Rodina activist and secretary of the local branch of the association "Russians" Din Garin. Alexander addressed the audience Semyachko from the New Force party, Semyon Pikhtelev from the National Democrats, Stanislav Vorobyov from RID, Dmitry Bobrov from NSI, and others. The event passed without accidents.

Apart from the main, agreed, march, several more unmatched shares. Firstly, part of the ultra-right decided to gather for last year's venue for the march - Big Concert Hall "Oktyabrsky". However, the action was almost immediately stopped by the police; several dozen reported detainees. Secondly, a group of nationalists (about 40 people), at the call Maxim Kalinichenko ("Russian Jogging"), who dissociated himself from the "Patriotic march”, decided to dance “hardbass” on the Palace Square. The collection has been set at 16:00. As a result, almost immediately after the start of the action, employees came to the square police and ordered the crowd to disperse. The young people scattered 29 of them were detained. M. Kalinichenko himself did not reach the action, as he was detained earlier. In addition, on that day there were attacks on people of non-Slavic appearance in the subway (for more details, see here ).

In Arkhangelsk, nationalists marched along the embankment of Severnaya Dvina, shouting "Russian forward", "For the Russian national state”, “Russians choose freedom!”, “No occupation! - Glory Russian Nation! About 200 people took part in the action. Organizer Alexei Mikhailov spoke at the event.

In Astrakhan, the action was agreed upon, the participants of the Russian March marched from monument to Peter I along the Volga embankment to the Bratsk Garden, where a rally was held. Those gathered held flags and chanted “Forward Russians”, “As long as we are united, we invincible”, “One for all and all for one” and “Glory to Rus'”. Column ahead carried a banner "For the sake of the future of Russian children", on which Kolovrat was drawn. At the beginning of the procession, one of the organizers told the audience: “Whoever lights a fire, I'll shove them in the ass of the burning ones. The organizer was the movement "Russian Astrakhan" led by Ingvar Stefan. During the march, the police detained several young people whose faces were covered with masks. The action was attended by about 300 Human.

In Barnaul, the event was held in the form of a rally, since the procession was originally planned along the alley of Lenin Avenue, however the city administration proposed an alley away from the center on George Street Isakov. Not wanting to march "in the backyards", the organizers decided to limit themselves rally. Activists under imperial flags took part in the rally, as well as supporters of the Volya party of Svetlana Peunova and the Union of the Russian People. Svetlana Peunova, who had flown in from Moscow, rector of the Barnaul Church of the Ascension Parish of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia Father Georgy Titov, as well as a 20-year-old organizer rally - Socrates Kipriyanov (for the first time organizes the "Russian March"). Leading the rally editor newspaper "Altai bins" blogger Evgeny Bersenev. In total, the rally took participation of about 80 people.

In Belgorod, the march went from Victory Street to the monument to Vladimir Kievsky, where the rally took place. The action passed without excesses, about 200-250 people.

In Blagoveshchensk representatives of the ROS party (organizers of the event) walked in front of the column. The main slogans of the event: "My land - my rules", "Russia - Russian power”, “Russian land – Russian order”, “Amur land was and will be Russian" and others. The action gathered up to 100 people.

In Vladimir, the march was not approved, and about 50 people who had gathered despite the ban were dispersed by the police. The organizer, a 22-year-old resident of Kovrov, was fined.
In Volgograd, the "Russian March" went from Kim Street to the city center to the fountain "Art" on the embankment, about 600-700 people took part in it. share visited by activists of the association "Russians", the Russian community, the People's Militia named after Minin and Pozharsky (NOMP), the Other Russia party. far right chanted aggressive slogans, burned fireworks. Several people were detained for the use of pyrotechnics. When the event came to an end, the police demanded that everyone disperse, but several dozen young people decided to continue the procession. As a result, 48 activists were detained.

In Vologda, the “Russian March” took place without incident, participation of organizations from Vologda and Cherepovets. About 100 people were present.

Two actions were held in Voronezh under the Russian March brand. On first attended by activists of the Voronezh Cossack society "Green Ribbon", "People's militia of Minin and Pozharsky”, “People’s Cathedral”, neo-pagans under the flag with Kolovrat. The participants of the procession marched from Universitetskaya Square to Sovetskaya, chanting “One for all, and all for one!”, “Glory to Russia! Glory to victory!”, “We - Russians! and so on. About 400 people took part in the procession.

The second action was less numerous, mainly, judging by flags, it was attended by activists of the "Great Russia" Andrei Savelyev and local organization "Patriots of the Chernozem Region". The audience walked from the monument to I. Nikitik to the parliamentary center. The column chanted "The wealth of Russia - Russian people", "Russia - Russian power", "Russian oil - in Russian hands", "Glory Russia". About 40 people took part in this procession.

In Ekaterinburg nationalists held two "Russian marches". At 11:30 from the City Center shopping center to the side the main building of UrFU on Lenin Avenue started a column of supporters of the public movement "Common Cause" (Nikolai Bogdanov). About 40 people took part in the procession. Human. The main theme of the event is “support for Russian entrepreneurs”. Another "Russian March", more massive and more aggressive, started about 13:00 from the shopping center "Dom". According to various estimates, the procession gathered about 500 people. Nationalists shouted traditional slogans: "Russians choose sport" and "All migrants to their homes, it will be easier for them and for us.” The organizer of the procession is Maxim Vakhromov.

In Zlatoust The event was attended by about 50 people. The activists gathered at the bus station and marched along Gagarin Avenue to the memorial, where the rally took place. The march was held under the slogan "Russia for those who Russians", "Russians are coming", "Russian power to Russia".

In Ivanovo instead march, it was decided to hold an "imperial rally". A few dozens cars, decorated with imperial flags, drove through the streets of the city. Promotion was agreed with the traffic police, the organizer was the local branch of the resistance movement (Roman Zentsov).

In Irkutsk, the march went along the route from the Sports Palace to the monument Emperor Alexander III, next to whom the rally took place. Gathered chanted "Glory to the empire! Russian, get up!”, “Russian order in Russian earth!”, “Sobriety, order, healthy lifestyle!”. Promotion organizer activists of the Eurasian Youth Union and the public organization "Interaction" spoke. About 200 people gathered for the march.

In Kazan, the "Russian March" was not agreed, and about 15-20 activists under the imperial flags decided to join the traditional godfather in the city walk in honor of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God. It is reported that five activists of the Russian National Union (ROS, Sergey Baburin) were detained during the procession.

17 On November one more action took place in the Aviastroitelny district of Kazan. A march-rally "Russian March for the Russian Language" was held there, organized by public organizations "Public Opinion", "Kazan Civil Union" and "Russian Alliance". The action gathered about 100 people. The march took place on the territory of the park "Wings Soviets”, located next to the Palace of Culture. Lenin. Under drum beat and chants “Russians - go ahead!”, “Our native language is Russian”, “One for all and all for one”, “Russia – Kazan”, “Strong Russia is sober Russia” the marchers made several circles along the main alley of the park and unfurled the banner "Russian Kazan - Russian March". After that, the column went to the square in front of the Palace of Culture. Lenin, where the rally took place. Alexander Sevastyanov was supposed to take part in the march, but his the arrival in Kazan was postponed to a later date.

IN Two actions took place in Kaliningrad , one was the traditional Russian March, and the second was the Tsar Russian March”, which took place a day earlier - on November 3. On November 3, a small column passed from the Fishing Village to Monument to St. Nicholas the Wonderworker on the embankment of the Pregol River. Participants carried imperial flags. About 50 people took part in the procession. Participants came to the traditional "Russian March" with NDP flags, Kolovrat flags, imperial flags. Column chanted “Glory to Russia”, “Russians forward”, “One for all and all for one”, “Kaliningrad - Russian city, etc. The column marched to the beat of drums and the sound of bagpipes. IN A rally took place at the end of the procession. About 70-100 people took part in the action.

In Kaluga On November 3, in Kaluga, the nationalists held a “Russian walk”, due to the fact that the official procession on 4 November was not approved by the city authorities. By according to the organizers, as a result of the procession (apparently extremely few) several people were detained, including one of the organizers of the action Vitaly Shishkin ("Rights for European Development").

To Kemerovo the action was not approved, however, local nationalists decided to hold the action despite the ban. As a result, the far right with imperial flags gathered on the site near the Yubileiny cinema, after which a passage with flags to the circus was planned. However, the nationalists did not reach the end of the route, the action was suppressed police officers. Several activists were detained, including an activist NDP Pavel Muraviev. About 40-50 ultra-rightists took part in the procession.

In Kirov "Russian march” was organized by the local branch of the “Russians” association. Many of those gathered faces were hidden under masks and balaclavas. The column passed through the center of the city, chanting "Russia for the Russians!", "Russia   Russian power! “Russians choose freedom!”, “Glory to Russia, glory empires”, etc. It is reported that the march could have been more crowded, however, the NDP column left the procession, as the organizers did not allow activists to use the symbols of their party. In addition, the media reports that many ordinary activists left when they saw the frames of metal detectors in front of entrance to the share (previously such precautions were not taken). About 100 people took part in the procession.

in Kostroma About 100 people took part in the event . Procession with the slogans "Russians, wake up!" passed along Prospekt Mira and ended on Mira Square.

In Krasnodar, the march was not coordinated, but it took place anyway. Participants walked from Theater Square to Chistyakovskaya Grove, and from there to the monument Krasnodar - victims of fascist terror, where they were photographed. Police banned unfurling flags and shouting slogans, but still, nationalists periodically managed to do it. The audience chanted “Russian forward”, “Glory to the Father and Son and Holy Spirit” and other slogans. Set the number of participants in the march difficult, the organizers say about 1000 people, and the police say that it was not over 150 activists.

In Lipetsk, the event, which was held for the first time, took place in format of a rally near the Zvezdny Sports Palace. The action collected about 60 Human. The speakers called for combating ethno-crime and healthy lifestyle

In Magnitogorsk, the nationalists marched from buildings MSTU along Lenin Avenue to the street of the Soviet Army. During The action was a fundraiser for imprisoned nationalists. The organizer was Lera Polyn

In Murmansk The Russian March was organized by Vasily Nitsenko and the New Force party. Recall Traditionally, the march in this city was organized by Alexander Valov, the head of the local far-right organization "Pan-Slavic National Volunteer Association". However, this year he could not act as an organizer, as against him excited criminal case under Art. 282.1 of the Criminal Code (organization of an extremist community). Apart from flags of the New Force, the flags of the NDP are visible in the photo. It should be noted that the event took place in an inconvenient place for the participants, count on attracting attention passers-by should not. More than 70 people took part in the procession.

In Nizhnevartovsk, the march brought together about 70 participants with imperial flags and flags "For the freedom of Russia". Among the active participants is the National Union of Russia. The audience shouted "Russia - Russian authorities”, “Stop milking Siberia”, “Stop migration chaos”, “Russian, help the Russian”, “The state is secondary, the nation is primary”, “Who are we? – Russians; - How many of us? - A lot of!".

In Nizhniy Novgorod participants of the "Russian March" walked from the monument to Rostislav Alekseev to the street Nikita Rybakov, where the rally and concert took place. During the concert the activists collected funds for political prisoners. During the march, the activists shouted slogans “Russia is for the Russians”, “Nizhny is for their own”, etc. They also lit several fireworks, but the police did not detain the perpetrators. Promotion brought together about 500 people. Activists of the association "Russians", "Right front", "Other Russia".

In Veliky Novgorod, on the Alexander Nevsky Embankment, a picket "against ethnic crime" was held, which gathered about 30 people.

in Novosibirsk On November 4, the nationalists held two "Russian marches" . Basic the march, which brought together a larger number of activists, began with a car rally, organized together with public associations of motorists. members, starting from the State Public Scientific and Technical Library (SPSL) on cars adorned with imperial flags drove past the Ministry of Labor and Employment, regional FMS and finished at the city hall. According to the organizers, in the rally about 50 cars and about 150 people took part. After finishing the participants of the motor rally joined the "Russian March", which started from store "Capital". Columns with imperial flags, shouting slogans to the "Russian the people - the Russian government”, “One for all, all for one”, etc. After the procession a rally took place, as well as wall-to-wall fistfights, which were held local group "Russian Jogging". According to the organizers, the march gathered about thousands of people. One of the organizers was the leader of the local branch of the NDP Rostislav Antonov.

The second "Russian March" passed through the center cities - from Privokzalnaya Square to Pervomaisky Square. The procession gathered about 250 people. The organizer was Alexei Baranov ("The Other Russia").

In Omsk, "Russian March" organized a local branch LDPR party. The procession started from the Pushkin Library and ended on the square Buchholz rally. It was attended by about 100 nationalists.

In Orel The organizers of the procession were the local far-right group "Orlovsky Front" and a branch of the "National Democratic Party" (Tor, Krylov). Some participants were holding a banner of the “Russian United Action” (neo-Nazis, football fans). On the participation of a group of ultra-right fans of Spartak "Orel Butchers" no information. At the end of the event, the organizer addressed the audience - Konstantin Marusov (National Democratic Party). The shares took participation of about 100 people.

In Perm, the march passed along Krupskaya Street and ended with a rally and a concert near one of the houses on Makarenko Street. According to media reports, the action gathered about 1,000 people. Activists from Chernushki, Solikamsk, Berezniki, Yekaterinburg, Izhevsk, Chelyabinsk came to the march. The marchers carried imperial flags and shouted slogans “As long as we are united, we are invincible”, “No smoking, no drinking, no drinking”, “Russians forward!”, “Russian Russian order!”, “Rus, wake up!”, “We will return Russia to the Russians!”. Organizer march was made by the public regional movement "Russian Permian".

In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky , as far as can be judged, only a rally took place within the framework of the “Russian March”, at which the audience was addressed by: the activist of the "Slavic Union" Ivan Storcheus, the former chairman of the "Slavic Union” Alexander Megesh and others. Judging by the photographs, there were no more than 30 people, but the organizers insist that at least 100 people gathered.

In Pskov The "Russian March" was coordinated and went from the Mayak store to Lenin Square. The participants held the flags of Great Russia, the New Force party, the Union paratroopers, as well as imperial flags and flags with Kolovrat. At the center of the column a truck was driving, on which it was written in black on yellow: “The Bank of Russia - tool of the US Federal Reserve for plundering Russia!”, “Born in Rus'! Live in Rus'! die for Rus! Hit where you are!" At a rally in front of those gathered, he was supposed to the leader of the local branch of the Russian Lad movement (nationalist movement of the Communist Party) Alexander Rogov, but he did not come to the march. Among the speakers was Pavel Biktashev, a deputy of the Pskov District Assembly from LDPR party (the party itself did not participate in the march, but held a separate event). The action was attended by about 70 people.

In Rostov-on-Don, the "Russian March" was unauthorized. As in the previous year, the applicants - the central branch of the public Slavic movement "New Rus" - were refused permission to conduct it. However, despite this, about 50 people with imperial flags gathered for Theater Square and marched to the Park named after M. Gorky. In addition, several cars arrived. The riot police arrived and detained the majority of those gathered.

In Rybinsk The Russian March was organized by the Resistance movement. A column of activists under imperial flags, flags with Kolovrat and other symbols marched up to square where the rally took place. The action was attended by about 100 people.

In Samara The action took place along Young Pioneers Avenue. The crowd chanted “We are Russians! God is with us!”, “Glory to Russia - Glory Victory! Glory to the victorious Russian people!”, “Russian people - Russian power!”, “Russian, help the Russian!”, “Freedom, Russian political prisoners!” “Down with migration! Down with occupation!” etc. At the end of the procession, a rally was held, which opened one of the organizers of the Russian March, the chairman of the local branch of the Union of the Russian People, Vadim Vorobyov, then one of the organizers of the march, a deputy of the Samara Provincial Duma, Mikhail Matveev, and several other people spoke. The Union of the Russian People, the Union of People's self-government - Block of Mikhail Matveev "and the Samara branch of the NDP. For shares about 300 people gathered.

In Saratov, the "Russian March" took place already 30 november. The procession was along the Cosmonauts Embankment to the monument Gagarin. About 40 people took part in the procession (mostly young people aged 16-20 years), most of whom did not stay for the rally. The organizers were NOMP. "Russian March, scheduled for November 4 in Saratov, was not agreed due to the terrorist attack In Volgograd. Then part of the nationalists joined the procession Saratov diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church. At the same time, NOMP coordinator Georgy Kozin accused nationalists of the association "Russian Block - Saratov" in a deliberate disruption of the procession and announced that NOMP will hold a march another day.

In Surgut, about 130-150 participants gathered for the march under imperial flags. The organizer was Ilya Solodovnikov. Those who came from Nefteyugansk and Pyt-Yakh. Participants shouted slogans against "ethnic crime". The route passed from the Youth Park to the memorial of military glory. About 50 police officers were on duty at the procession, most of them were employees of the teaching staff, the traffic police and the center "E".

In Syktyvkar, the action was not approved. As a result, the ultra-right still held in several events in the city. The most massive was the "people's gathering" - about 30 young people from the Frontier of the North marched through the streets of the city, chanting ultra-right slogans. Except In addition, three more "torchlight processions" took place: each time several young people with lit flares ran along one of the streets, also chanting "Glory to Rus'" or "Russian forward".

in Tver the march went from the Palace of Culture "Lazurny" to the Square of Glory, where the rally took place. Those gathered carried imperial flags and chanted "One for all, and all for one", "Russia - the Russian order", etc. The march was attended by the organizer of the "Russian Jogging in Tver" Maxim Mikhailov, Tver ethnographer and traveler Grigory Bazlov, head of the Tver regional branch "People's Cathedral" Ivan Kapyshev, social activist Vyacheslav Zhigarev, member of the Union of Paratroopers Dmitry Karyakin. About 300 people took part in the action.

To Tolyatti marchers marched through the city under imperial flags, chanting "Russians - forward", "Glory to Russia", "Russians are coming", "Tolyatti is a Russian city", "One for all and all for one”, “F*ck Caw, f*ck”, etc. At the end of the action took place rally. The video from the action shows no more 150-200 people.

in Tula The march was organized by the local branch of the National Union (NU). Many of the participants marched under the flags of the National Assembly. The rest went either without symbols, or with imperial flags and flags with the image of Kolovrat. Procession of the column started from the stop "Pervomaiskaya" and ended on the square near the Museum Fine Arts, where the rally took place. The audience chanted "Tula - Russian city”, “One for all and all for one”, etc. Gathered for the action about 350-400 people.

In Ulyanovsk, the event was organized by the "National Union of Russia". IN In the Zasviyazhsky district, a procession took place along Kamyshinskaya Street, after which a rally of nationalists took place. The action, which brought together about 150 people, was approved by city authorities. Speakers at the rally called for a healthy lifestyle, the revival of morality and family values.

In Ufa There was a procession followed by a rally. It was attended by Evgeny Belyaev (Committee of the Cathedral of Russians in Bashkiria), Konstantin Kuznetsov (National Democratic Party), Vladimir Molokin (Russian Party People's Administration), Chairman of the Russian People's Center "Patriot" V. Lugovoi. On the night before the rally, antifa activists were the walls of houses are painted with slogans: “No to the Nazi march!”, “Our Fatherland is all mankind”, “Anti-fascist resistance”, etc. "Russian March" here gathered about 300 people.

In Khabarovsk, the "Russian March" started at the "Black Tulip", and ended at the cinema "Friendship". The police forbade the protesters to shout slogans and unfurl flags. The action ended without incident. Previously, it was reported that A few days before the march, the organizer of the action, Ilya Yermolaev, was arrested for delaying payment of a traffic fine. Despite This, the action was attended by about 200 people.

In Cheboksary, the march went from Chapaev Square to Krasnaya square where a brief rally took place. 120 activists are reported to have participated. By during the movement of the column, young people chanted “Russians, forward!”, “When we united, we are invincible!”, “Sport, freedom, nationalism!” etc. In addition to the imperial flags and flags with the image of the "odal" rune, one of the participants carried a flag with the logo of the Resistance movement (Roman Zentsov). The organizer of the action, as well as a year ago, Mikhail Oreshnikov, a local activist, previously convicted of attempted arson at a police station. The action passed without incident.

In Chelyabinsk, the "Russian March" went along the route to the square in the park on the Aloe Pole. The video and photo show the symbolism of the NPD, Great Russia, ROS, Russian Jogging. Chelyabinsk", as well as many imperial flags. Young people chanted "Russian forward”, “Tankograd is not Baghdad!”, “Cancel 282", "Glory to Russia" and other traditional slogans. At a rally before The audience was also made by a representative of the Russian Orthodox Church, who congratulated all those present on the feast of the icon Mother of God of Kazan Some activists responded by chanting “Glory Perun". About 300 people gathered for the action.

IN Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk in agreement the action was refused, and the nationalists decided to join the procession with the icon Mother of God of Kazan However, the far-right group was stopped by the police and demanded to remove the flags. As a result, only one was allowed to pass with the flag man, and the rest dispersed.

In Yaroslavl , unlike other cities, the "Russian March" took place on 3, and not November 4th. Participants of the action marched from the Kazan Chapel along the Volga embankment to the monument to the poet Nekrasov, where the rally took place. Among others, before the audience was addressed by the former mayor of Rostov, head of the department of territorial development in the government of the Yaroslavl region Yuriy Boyko. Hosted by a local activist Artem Frolov. About 100-120 people took part in the action.

Marches did not take place in Taganrog and Tyumen.

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