By right of memory

In Moscow, a memorial plate was installed on the wall of the house on Malaya Ordynka, where Boris Nemtsov lived. This was reported by the correspondent of "faces".

“Here there was a politician Boris Nemtsov, who died at the hands of the hired killer on February 27, 2015,” says the text on the plate. Her project was developed by the rector of the architectural school march Evgeny ACS.

On August 21, the municipal deputy of the Zamoskvorechye district Sergey Markov held a meeting of residents and owners of premises in the house. The vast majority advocated the installation of a plate, there were no votes against it.

The coordinator of the project "Last address" Sergey Parkhomenko believes that the plate is installed absolutely legally. In addition, the sign is fixed tightly, and it can only be broken together "with a large piece of home," he noted.

Meanwhile, the capital of the Department of Cultural Heritage said that the plate can be dismantled if it is recognized as a memorial board. "According to the Moskoyannaya information, no documents necessary for placing a commemorative plate on the house in which Boris Nemtsov lived for approval was not received. The installation of the tablet was made without approval, respectively, individuals and legal entities may be brought to administrative responsibility in accordance with the Moscow City Code of Administrative offenses. Excavated works are subject to arbitrarily established works. Dismantling, ”TASS quotes officials.

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Signs on Nemtsov’s house

Nemtsov was killed on February 27, 2015. At the site of his death, a memorial spontaneously arose. People brought flowers, lamps, as well as flags and posters. The proposals were made to rename the Big Moskvoretsky bridge in Nemtsov Bridge. The memorial was repeatedly attacked .

In September last year, the Moscow House of Moscow was handed over to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin to install a signs on the Big Moskvoretsky Bridge in memory of Nemtsov. The document was signed by more than 30 thousand people. The collected signatures took 724 sheets. However, the authorities still have not responded to the appeal.