In Novosibirsk, police officers dismantled a banner depicting the patriarch from a private territory

December 13, 2013 in Novosibirsk, police officers dismantled a banner with images of Patriarch Kirill and the Chairman of the Federal Migration Service Russia and the inscription "What Do these figures offer the Slavs the future?

Under portraits of the patriarch and K. Romodanovsky in small print was written: “You tube: An agreement was signed on Russian Orthodox cooperation 5:56 m; You tube: And who are the Slavs; patriarch Cyril [so in the text - approx. Ed.] Gundyaev: The Slavs are barbarians, second-class people, almost beasts.” IN in the upper right corner of the banner - the date "April 19, 2013" (the date of signing agreement on cooperation between the Russian Orthodox Church and the FMS).

Banner was dismantled despite being on private property. Employees The police intend to check the text of the banner for extremism.

Sources

• A provocative poster with the patriarch was hung near Zaeltsovsky Park // NGS. 2013. December 10.
• The police dismantled a provocative banner with Patriarch Kirill, placed near the entrance to Zaeltsovsky Park // City 54. 2013. December 13.