"Russian March 2016" in Moscow

November 4 2016, on National Unity Day, several actions took place in Moscow at once nationalists under the brand name " Russian March ".

"Russian march" in Lublin

Procession started at 12:00 and followed the traditional route along Pererva street. By according to the observers of the SOVA center, in the action “Down with the occupation!” took part no more 800 people.

At first a group of Orthodox banner-bearers was moving. Activists followed. following movements: Nation and Freedom Committee, Black NS Block, NSRD Black Sun, Free Russia, Russian Human Rights League (RPP Vladimir Istarkhov), a group with a streamer "Slavs, unite!".

On the march were also seen: the representative of the Ombudsman of Ukraine in Russia Volodymyr Shreidler, a candidate for the State Duma from PARNAS for Leningrad Region Alexander Rastorguev and PARNAS activist Mark Galperin, Yuri Gorsky (ex-“Russians”), Ivan Beletsky (Lyutobor), Denis Romanov.

Participants carried banners “ We are against the ban on Russians! Freedom of speech! Freedom of assembly! Freedom of unions!”, “Russians, unite!”, “ Russians have the right ” , “Blood — fatherland — faith”, “Rise in prices, taxes, poverty — we didn’t choose it!”, “For Europe of fatherlands!”, “Tomorrow belongs to us!”, “ National socialism is a struggle for a new state ” , etc.

The audience chanted: “Slavs, unite!”, “Russians, go ahead!”, “Russia is Europe!”, “Russian, wake up - Russian, fight!”, “Glory to the Family, glory to the Russian people!”, “Glory to Russia! "," Glory to Veles, glory to Russia! We are the children of the gods!”, “No to Islamism, no to terrorism!”, “Chechnya to us not a decree, Kadyrov is not a hero to us!”, “Cancel 282!”, “We did not choose this government!”, “Putin - skiing - Magadan!”, “Putin and Medvedev, get out!”, “Freedom for Dyomushkin and political prisoners! and Demushkin to Putin!”, “The elite has gathered here, we are the future government!” ”, “We are changing Belov to Serdyukov ,

In the column of the Black NS Bloc, one of the participants raised his hand in a Nazi salute.

At the end of the procession, a rally was held, led by Yuri Gorsky. Among the speakers were Vladimir Istarkhov (he stated that the Chief Rabbi of Russia Berl Lazar instructed Putin to issue a law according to which everyone should be called "Russians" and "Putians", and the Russians do not want this), deputy of the Khoroshevo-Mnevniki municipal district from the Communist Party Alexander Gruzinov, Denis Romanov (ex-“Russians”), neo-pagan Dmitry (Div) Melash, Vladimir Ratnikov (Cherny NS Blok), Ilya Sotnikov (NS), Ivan Beletsky.

During the rally, Yu. Gorsky read out the appeal of D. Demushkin, who is under house arrest. Gorsky also told the audience that Ivan Noviopov (Nyrkov) from the Implacable League was supposed to speak at the rally, but he was detained for a medical mask.

Alena Novikova (ex-Russians) read out the resolution of the rally.

After that, the presenter called on the audience to go to Red Square to lay flowers at the monument to Minin and Pozharsky. As a result, about 25 people with scarves with imperial symbols arrived at the monument, including Y. Gorsky and M. Galperin.

The police detained at least seven people in Lyublino. Two people in masks were detained before the start of the procession: firecrackers and smoke bombs were confiscated from them. One person was detained for using pyrotechnics, one for a chant, and another for a medical mask. During the procession, a man with a Ukrainian flag was detained, he was pulled out of the column.

One detainee was charged under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to lawful order of the policeman) and left for the night at the police station. The rest brought to the police department, including I.Noviopov, Pavel Volkov and detained for the Ukrainian flag released after drawing up protocols under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation the established procedure for organizing or holding a public Events).

Earlier it was reported that the Lublin court arrested for seven days of march participant Yevgeny Fedorov under Article 20.3 Administrative Code (public demonstration of Nazi paraphernalia or symbols, or paraphernalia or symbols of extremist organizations). Presumably this is due to the fact that Fedorov has a tattoo depicting an eagle and a cross on the back of his head.

"Russian march" at the metro station "October field"

About 320 people from the following organizations took part in the action near the Oktyabrskoye Pole metro station called "Russian March without liberals, Kremlins and Bandera": the Union of Orthodox Banner-bearers, the Monarchist Party of Russia, the People's Militia of Russia (NOR), the party "Great Russia", Russian National Front, "Russian revenge", movement "For the nationalization and deprivatization of strategic resources of the country”, Russian Imperial Movement (RID), “Black Hundred”, Union of the Russian people.

Those who gathered carried banners “Russia needs a tsar”, “Freedom for Kvachkov!”, “In defense of Kvachkov”, “Freedom for Kvachkov, freedom for Ekishev!”, “Freedom for Russian political prisoners!”, “Let's take back Russia!”, “Our choice is the Russian government”, “Stop the genocide!”, “For the Russian land!”, “Down with the power of the oligarchs!”.

At the procession were seen: ex-deputy from the Liberal Democratic Party Nikolai Kuryanovich, leader of the Great Russia party Andrey Savelyev, head of the Institute of High Communitarianism Kirill Myamlin, Vladimir Filin ("Movement for Nationalization and Deprivatization ...", Russian Science Foundation), Elena Rokhlina (Fund assistance to the families of volunteers), Maxim Kalashnikov (publicist of the imperial patriotic persuasion, one of the main authors of the Russian Doctrine), Pavel Vasiliev (leader of the Moscow branch of the RID), Igor Sobolev (Monarchist Party of Russia), Nadezhda Kvachkova (NOR).

In the course of the procession, N. Kuryanovich made comments. Among other things, he stated something like the following: only the Zionists could think of imposing taxes on the unemployed, hiding under Russian surnames, but you can’t fool us.

The audience chanted: "Russia - Russian power!" , "God - king - nation" , "Cancel 282!" , "Russian order on Russian soil” , “The end of the occupation, freedom of the Russian nation!”, “We will return the original Russian lands! Russia - Ukraine - Belarus! “ As long as we are united, we are invincible! , "Russia - Russian power!" , “Glory to Christ! Death to the bastard!” .

The march was followed by a rally. Andrei Savelyev said: his party opposes Bandera and Russophobes, both in Russia and in Ukraine; “there is no split of peoples, we are one people” ; The government of both countries is to blame for the conflict. Banner-bearer Igor Miroshnichenko congratulated everyone on the “Feast of the Russian March and Our Lady of Kazan”, and the inhabitants of Orel - with the installation of a monument to Ivan the Terrible and proposed to erect a monument to Ivan the Terrible and his "guardsmen" on the Lubyanka. Alexander Kholin (Union of Cossacks of Russia) shouted "Away with the Kremlin Jews!", "Ekishev, Kvachkov, Barabash stand for Russia!" . Vladimir Filin stated that the current the Russian government is illegitimate, and "Barabash, Parfyonov, Kvachkov are sitting for nothing . " Elena Rokhlina told the audience about such "political prisoners" as Barabash, Sokolov, Mukhin, Parfyonov and Dina Garina ("Russians" of St. Petersburg). Igor Sobolev ("Monarchist Party of Russia") noted that the Russian At first they forcibly tried to make the people Soviet, now they are trying to make them Russian, but "we will not allow it - the Russian spirit will rise."

Nikolai Kuryanovich also spoke (Quotes: “Russian power to Russia!” , “If you are Russian, then you are right!” , “They want to steal our souls by making us Russian” , “There will be no strangers in our Russian national state!” , "The Caucasus is a time bomb. We will resolve the issue with it in an original and fun way" , "Today in Zionist power in Russia” , “Zionists are our main enemy!” ).

Kirill Myamlin attacked capitalism and noticed that the Hasidic sect had seized power in Russia, and everyone around professed the heresy of the Judaizers.

Nadezhda Kvachkova and Sergei Evstifeev (RNF) also spoke at the rally. In between speeches, A. Savelyev read out fragments of the political program of the Great Russia".

Procession and rally "We are one"

The official rally dedicated to the Day of National Unity brought together representatives of various organizations in their columns: from political parties to state employees, from the Communists of Russia to the Orthodox, from voluntary law enforcement officers to the Party Against All.

Right behind the vanguard, which brought together representatives of various parties and movements, were representatives of religious organizations and associations. Slender next to it was a column of the Forty Magpies movement, infamous for clashes with civil activists protesting against the construction of new churches. In addition to symbols, the participants also carried icons. At the head of the column was the leader of the movement Andrei Kormukhin. The number of participants did not exceed 40 people.

Muslims and Pentecostals marched shoulder to shoulder in the column of religious associations. No more than 100 people carried the symbols of the Faith and Cause Foundation, which advocates a ban on abortion. The activists carried a banner reading "Orthodox Rus".

Following religious associations, as well as representatives of the regions, were activists of political parties. The LDPR was represented by about 200 participants. Flags of the Institute of World Civilizations, founded by Vladimir Zhirinovsky, were also seen in the column of liberal democrats.

In the column of "United Russia" there were activists of the trade union of the Non-State Security Sphere (NSB). In the hands of the United Russia activists, the slogan “Whoever loves his fatherland sets an example of love for humanity” was encountered at least twice ! .

The infamous SERB , Gosha Tarasevich, and five of his supporters joined the Just Russia column. The SERBA cloth was carried by people in clothes with the symbols of A Just Russia. In the same group there was a man with the flag of the "People's Militia of Donbass".

The Rodina party column was headed by party functionaries Alexei Ryleev, Igor Korotchenko and Fyodor Biryukov. NOD activist Maria Katasonova was also seen in the ranks of Rodina. The total number of participants is up to 120 people.

Rodina was followed by a column of the Great Fatherland Party headed by Nikolai Starikov. The column was inferior in number to the Rodina column, it consisted of up to 100 people. Apparently, the agreement on cooperation between the two parties, signed during the last election campaign, will be continued.

Up to 10 people with the banners of the Patriots of Russia party followed the columns of Rodina and air defense. Lonely flew the two flags of the Civil Force, which in September united football fans, pro-Kremlin and Orthodox activists on the electoral list. More numerous was the column of the "Cossack Party of the Russian Federation" up to 50 people.

Relatively many participants were in the "Local" column. Although information about the activities of the movement is not actually present in the media reports, a column of up to 150 people came to the rally. Among the "political" representatives of the Orthodox youth movement "Georgievtsy!" (up to 100 people), as well as about ten representatives of the youth movement "S#t", known for patriotic graffiti.

The column of "Sober Russia" was not numerous (up to 30 people). The participants of the action hardly managed to carry a large banner.

The column of the "Young Guard of United Russia" was followed by "Night Wolves" (up to 40 people). Zaldostanov (Surgeon) was not found among the procession participants.

One of the most representative columns was formed by the "Officers of Russia" - about 600 people. It was headed by Anton Tsvetkov, chairman of the presidium of the movement. Next to him were two participants in maroon berets. The column was closed by several people with the flags of the "Operational Youth Detachment" - the youth wing of the organization.

The most numerous was the column of "Anti-Maidan" and "Combat Brotherhood" - about 1200 people. In the column of demonstrators there were about 10 people of the Anti-Maidan Volunteer Company, which picketed the speeches of political opponents.

Unlike other groups that marched in a single column, the National Liberation Movement (NOM) chose its traditional tactics: a small group of about 40 people with NOD flags and slogans in support of the president walked at the beginning of the procession, a few isolated demonstrators with NOD symbols were in different parts of the procession and, finally, a large column of the NOD went where it was assigned a place: behind the Anti-Maidan. The number of participants in the main column was up to 500 people. At the beginning of it there was a group of singers with a button accordion in the military uniform of the times of the Great Patriotic War, at the end - about five people with the flags of the Golden Age movement, followers of the psychic Levashov. The column went to the rally with a banner "1612 - the victory of the NOD" . Participants chanted slogans: "Referendum!" , "Motherland, victory, Putin!" , "Our country - our rules!" . Representatives of the movement willingly made contact with the press and explained the meaning of their slogans, justifying the need to grant emergency powers to the president and change the Constitution of the Russian Federation. One of the posters referred to the site of the "National Assembly", which, according to the organizers, should decide the fate of the Constitution of the Russian Federation.

Observers also noticed a few groups of demonstrators with the symbols of Opora Rossii, the Russian Military Historical Society, the League of Law, the people's patriotic association Rodina, and others.

Among the participants of the general unity there were no representatives of the "Essence of Time" by Sergei Kurginyan. They will hold their rally on November 7, as, indeed, the Communist Party, whose leader Gennady Zyuganov was not on the podium along with representatives of the Duma political parties.

"March for Russian Solidarity"

The action "for Russian solidarity" on Suvorovskaya Square gathered 200 people, among which were representatives of the following organizations: Igor Strelkov’s Novorossiya movement, the National Democratic Party (NDP), Aleksey Zhivov’s Russian Civil Society, as well as someone with a NOD flag, Cossacks, someone with imperial flags.

Among the participants were: Vladimir Tor (NDP), Konstantin Krylov (NDP), Alexander Sevastyanov (ex-leader of the National Power Party of Russia, NDPR), Alexei Zhivov (National Patriots of Russia), Andrey Razumovsky (Common Cause) ).

The rally was led by Alexei Zhivov. He began his speech with a story about how Russians who do not speak Russian well will expel Russians to the Yaroslavl and Vologda regions, after which he called on them to fight it. He also stated: "We supported the Donbass because this is the first Russian national uprising where the Russians are ready to defend their rights."

I. Strelkov, Anton Popov, V. Tor, A. Sevastyanov, Mikhail Butrimov (“My Yard”, etc.) and others also spoke at the rally.

Sergey Moiseev (Rus Triunenaya party, Kharkiv) said that three issues of the newspaper with the title Rus Triunenaya had already been published in Moscow. He also said that "Rus Triune" is associated with the Cossacks from the parish of the rector of the Holy Resurrection Church in Slavyansk, Archpriest Vitaly Vesely, who invited Igor Strelkov to Donbass.

At the end, the resolution of the meeting was read out.

See also photo reports of the SOVA center:

From the march to Lyublino (photos of the Sova Center and anatrrra).

From the laying of flowers at the monument to Minin and Pozharsky on Red Square (photos by anatrrra).

March on the October field .

From the procession "We are one" .

From the rally on Suvorovskaya Square (photos of the SOVA center and anatrrra).