Petya Kosovo published a book

The Common Place publishing house has published a collection of journalism of the anti -fascist Petya Kosovo, the preface to the book was written in a pre -trial detention center, the politician Alexei Gaskarov, the accused in the Swamp Case.

According to the Russian Planet , the collection “Gaskarov correspondent in hell and other stories” included texts from the travel diary of Petya Kosovo, which he kept in Europe, several interviews and articles about left-wing activism and socio-political problems.

The drawing on the cover of the book was performed by the Novosibirsk artist Maria Kiseleva. The publishers promise ten percent of the revenue received from the sale of the book to the Gaskarov.info team to support the defendants in the “swamp business”.

In the summer of 2010, several hundred anarchists and anti-fascists attacked the building of the administration of the Khimki near Moscow in protest against the cutting of the Khimkinsky forest for the construction of the Moscow-Petersburg highway and attacks on ecologists trying to defend the forest. Activists beat the windows and painted the walls of graffiti, but there were no victims.

The writer and musician Petr Silaev, known under the pseudonym, Petya Kosovo , left the country soon after the action in Khimki. Russia put him on the international wanted list of Interpol, the investigation considered the activist one of the organizers of the attack on the Khimki administration. In April 2012, Silaev received a political asylum in Finland. In October 2013, Interpol resumed his search.