“During the marathon in memory of Nemtsov on Dozhd, one thought came to mind. And, it seems, I threw the program hosts into some embarrassment. They did not feel very comfortable listening to these words on their air.
But still, I’ll repeat here: this is my personal space, I bear sole responsibility for it.
So, the question is: do you know many Russian politicians, a year after whose death a thirty thousandth march of memory will take place in Moscow? So that 30 thousand people would come voluntarily, on their own, and walk for two hours along a route cordoned off by the police, between solid barriers, and then further alleys and courtyards and move several kilometers to the place of death to stand in a long line and lay flowers there?”