Moscow: the seller of banned books from the “Slavic-Aryan Vedas” series was detained

In May 2017, police in Moscow detained a bookseller who trading, among other things, forbidden books from the cycle "Slavic-Aryan Veda".

In May 2017, in Moscow on Prospekt Mira, he was detained bookseller.

It is reported that the arrest was carried out after In the assortment for sale, the police found four banned books “Santia Vedas”, “The Book of Light”, “Ynglism” and “Source of Life” from the cycle “Slavic-Aryan Veda".

All these books were banned by decision of the Central District Court of Omsk in 2016 and included in the Federal List of Extremist materials (paragraph 3353).

Recall that the cycle "Slavic-Aryan Vedas" was published by followers Old Russian Ynglistic Church of the Orthodox Old Believers Ynglings, which was closed in 2004 in Omsk as an extremist organization.

The books show images similar to the symbols Nazi Germany, the ideas of racial superiority are outlined, broadcast hostile attitude towards Christians, Jews and Jews.

On whether there was a case against the detained seller administrative or criminal case has not yet been reported.

Sources

• Seller of banned neo-pagan literature detained in Moscow // TVC. May 25, 2017