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"Russian March 2017" in Moscow
November 4 2017, on National Unity Day, several actions took place in Moscow nationalists .
On November 4, 2017, several events under the Russian March brand. True, small groups that conducted previously separate events such as Strelkov's supporters, the National Democratic the party or the National Conservative Movement, this time preferred not to hold events on the street.
"Russian March" in Lublin
The main event was expected as always in recent years, in Lublino. The gathering of participants began at 12:00 p.m. Pererva street. The inspection of metal detectors who came to the march at the frames was stricter usual, the police separately checked the campaign materials in a specially installed at the frames of the orange tent and part of the confiscated. Around one in the afternoon, when most succeeded overcome the framework, the marchers began to build two columns. Ahead with banner "Be Russian - to be a warrior" with the symbols of the Nationalist Party and other, red colors with the inscription "Russian March", gathered about 70 supporters of the Party nationalists. Behind them, about 30 Black Bloc activists lined up and their allies, without banners, but mostly with flags with Celtic crosses.
At this time in the second column appeared the leader of the "Black Bloc" Vladimir (Ratnikov) Komarnitsky, head Moscow branch of the Committee "Nation and Freedom" (KNS) Vladimir Burmistrov and one of the applicants of the action, previously presented as a representative of the movement "New Opposition", Roman Kovalev. They announced that the Russian March was cancelled, and the whole column retreated to the orange tent. There, the leaders told reporters that those who came to the march are not allowed to pass because of the materials with the symbols of the KNS, “Cherny Blok, Party of Nationalists, Russian Human Rights League (RPL) of Vladimir Istarkhov, the Association of Popular Resistance and the National Revolutionary avant-garde (NRA). They entered into negotiations with the police colonel, claiming that all the symbolism was agreed in advance, the organizers were deceived and that's all the banners were confiscated, but the conversation yielded no results. Kovalev said that is sent to write a letter of withdrawal from the event.
Black Bloc activists expressed their indignation at what is happening, and one of them, who commented on the press, already through was detained for a few minutes. The police invited this group to join the first column or leave the fenced march area. While the protesters decided that do and dispersed in their respective directions, several more Human. After that, the police stopped letting people through from the frames to the column and organized a side exit from the fenced area. Part of those who went outside (about 30 people) attempted to march along the perpendicular street Belorechenskaya. Most of them, and at the same time some people who happened to be nearby were detained. During the detentions, an riot police officer threw aside an activist of the Russian human rights league, she hit herself, lost consciousness, and an ambulance was called for her. Total, by According to OVD-Info, 25 people were detained in Lyublino. By half past ten in the evening they were all released from the police department.
Meanwhile, the first a column with a total number of about 200 people (hereinafter - according to the estimates of observers Center "Owl"), headed by Konstantin Filin, began a movement along the traditional route in the direction of the Bratislavskaya metro station. At the head of the column were the Orthodox banner bearers (6 people), activists of the Nationalist Party with numerous imperial flags with and without the emblem of the Nationalist Party. in a column several flags of the "Black Bloc", NSRD "Black Sun", NRA, flag of the KNS, flag of the New Opposition, Andrei Linok (" Lincoln-88 ") carried a flag with the slogan "Prisoners of conscience, you are not Forgotten”, traditionally dedicated to “right-wing political prisoners”. Activists from Belarusian flag and a white flag with a double-headed eagle announced that they represent the party "Voice of the Peoples". One of the participants The procession was seen with a badge in support of Alexei Navalny.
Several dozen extruded from the march of the activists walked in parallel outside the fences. In total, beyond the scope no more than a hundred people.
heading the column Konstantin Filin shouted slogans into the loudspeaker, which were picked up by participants in the procession, chants came from the marchers. Slogans sounded: “Russian forward!”, “Glory to Russia!”, “Russian march cannot be banned!”, “Russians are not ban!”, “Stop the genocide!”, “This is our Russian march!”, “The Russian march is our revenge!”, “Glory to the Russian rebels!”, “Glory to the white heroes!”, “Glory to victory!”, “Only Rus', and only victory!”, “The future belongs to us!”, “National Socialism is a force!”, “The Russian nation will not surrender!”, “Caucasus – shame on Russia!”, “No war with Ukraine!”, “Army with the people, don’t serve freaks!”, “As long as we are united, we are invincible!”, “We will not give up our own!”, “One for all, and all for one! ”,“ Beletsky is the leader, Demushkin is the leader! ”,“ We are changing Belov to Serdyukov, and Putin - to Demushkin!", "Freedom to Alexander Belov! Freedom for Dmitry Demushkin!”, “Freedom to Prisoners of Conscience!”, “Freedom to Political Prisoners!”, “Freedom to Russian nationalists!”, “Cancel 282!”, “Freedom of speech! Freedom of assembly! “Commissars, fuck you!”, “Putin is a thief!”, “Putin is a terrorist!”, “There will be no order on Russian soil, as long as the Chekist sits in the Kremlin!”, “Rise in prices, taxes, poverty was not invented by us.” The marchers also staged a traditional of Nazi times, the roll call of the “dead heroes”, shouting “Dmitry Borovikov - Here! Alexey Korshunov is here! Maxim Bazylev is here! Some of the slogans for example, “Russia is for Russians, Moscow is for Muscovites” and “Putin is a thief!” caused confusion in the ranks of the marchers, who feared that they might cause police dissatisfaction.
After the slogan “Garbage is a disgrace to Russia!” sounded, the head of the column was detained Konstantin Filin. After that, the column was headed by several people at once, in including Ilya Sotnikov from the Nationalist Party and Ivan (Noviopov) Nyrkov from "Irreconcilable League".
Near metro Bratislavskaya a rally was held, opened by Sotnikov, who announced "the wildest provocation against the “Russian March” and the Russian movement”, spoke about the morning detention FSB Secretary of the Nationalist Party Andrei Petrovsky, expressed indignation at connection with the detention of Filin and the seizure of campaign materials from the marchers, called what is happening in the country by the “genocide of the indigenous Russian population” and “all other indigenous peoples of Russia” and threatened those responsible for it with international tribunal. Ilya Sharypin from the RPL spoke about the corruption of the authorities. Ivan Noviopov called for white revenge, lustration and de-Sovietization, and in the end speeches, shouting "Long live the white people!", "The future belongs to us!" And "Glory to Russia!" unfolded the Confederate flag. Party Press Secretary nationalists Dmitry Golikov spoke about the search at the relatives of the hiding abroad co-chairman of the Nationalist Party Ivan Beletsky and urged support his family, and also expressed outrage at the actions Roskomnadzor to block the pages of the "Russian March" in social networks. He named Roman Kovalev as an agent of the authorities and condemned those who arrogated to themselves the right to refuse holding a march. NRA activist Andrei Narodny spoke about tightening the screws and urged the audience to stop “standing still and waving flags”, otherwise there will be no neither the next "Russian March", nor Russians in general, and ended his speech, throwing up his hand in a Nazi salute. Activist Alexander Ivanov (was introduced as Alexander Ivanov-Lebedev) took the stage with the imperial flag and said that in the morning his apartment had been searched in as part of a criminal investigation into the continuation activities of the Russian association recognized as extremist, as he suggested, due to the fact that he has registered a former press secretary Nationalist Party Denis Romanov-Russian. Mikhail Bykovsky from the New opposition” declared that Roman Kovalyov was not a member of their movement and urged him to not be considered as such. Dmitry Golikov closed the rally, assuring the audience that that this "Russian March" is not the last.
See the photo report of the SOVA Center here .
"Russian National March" at the metro station "Oktyabrskoye Pole"
Traditional alternative event near the Oktyabrskoye Pole metro station was successful this year agree only under the name "Russian National March". Members began to gather at the venue of the event at 13:00, traffic on the usual route at direction of the station "Shchukinskaya" began at 14:00. About 370 took part in the march people, so that the "alternative march" for the first time outnumbered "basic".
The procession was led representatives of the Union of Orthodox Banner Bearers (SPKh), they carried the banner with image of Nicholas II. Unlike those gathered in Lyublino, the participants of the Russian National March managed to use a large number of campaign materials. in a column carried banners of the Great Russia party - "Our choice is the Russian government" and "False elections are a criminal power”, as well as the Russian National Front (RNF) - "Let's take back Russia", "Freedom for Russian political prisoners" and "Down with power oligarchs”, the banner of the Russian Imperial Movement (RID) and the “Imperial Legion” – “Russian power is for Orthodox Rus'. Royal power - without blasphemy and hordes, and besides, the banners "Russian Front 2017. In support of people's leaders" and “Russian Front 2017. For Kvachkov”, “Colonel Kvachkov! Russia! Liberation!" "The will of the nation is nationalization!" and "Nationalization in Russian - to return and multiply”, “For the Russian land”, “God, return the king!”, “For faith, the king and the fatherland”, “Russian people, you I forgot that you are Russian”, “Let's protect children from molesters! Moscow is not Sodom Petersburg is not Gomorrah. Group of the Public Council of Civil Society carried posters “Russians - to the constitution! in your passport! to Duma! to the Kremlin! “Stop the genocide of the Russian and other indigenous peoples of Russia”, “Stop defamation of Russian history, the guilty - on trial "and others. Heroes of the series posters "People's Hero of Russia" were Alexey Mozgovoy, Viktor Ilyukhin and Lev Rokhlin. A series of banners and posters was devoted to calls for liberation prisoners: the already mentioned Vladimir Kvachkov, Yuri Ekishev, Yuri Mukhin, Kirill Barabash, Alexander Sokolov, father and son of the Savchenkovs (although the latter are not nationalists) and others, one of the posters read: “According to Article 282 in our time Pushkin, Dostoevsky, Yesenin would have been in prison. Another series was devoted to the promotion healthy lifestyle. Among the participants who carried posters in support of Orthodox values, walked Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin. Army Colonel in reserve Mikhail Shendakov carried a poster "Think about the motherland and its traitors." March participants distributed leaflets in support of Igor Strelkov. Among the marchers was seen a man with a stripe of the banned Russian National Union (RONS).
The marchers carried flags of the RID, the Right to Arms movement, the For nationalization and deprivatization of the country's strategic resources", the movement for the ban on abortion, the flag of the World Communist Party of the Union of the Family. Mind, Honor, Conscience of the era. Peace to the world", a flag with the inscription "Donetsk, Lugansk - Russia", the flag of the "Donetsk Republic" movement, a black flag "Tea for the resurrection of the dead and life of the next century”, flags of Novorossiya and Russia.
The procession was accompanied by the ex-deputy from the Liberal Democratic Party Nikolai Kuryanovich with a loudspeaker. He called on the marchers chant "Russia - Russian power." Opponents of abortion and supporters of RID shouted the slogans "Return the article for sodomy", "Oligarchs - to the bunk", "Freedom Kvachkov”, “People, do not sleep, chose - judge”, “For Faith, Tsar and Fatherland”, “Moscow – the third Rome”, “God! Tsar! Nation!".
The event has ended rally led by Nikolai Kuryanovich and leader Party "Great Russia" Andrey Savelyev. The first to speak was Vladimir Filin (“Movement for nationalization and deprivatization”, RNF). He stated that on October 28, 2017, the Congress of the national-patriotic forces of Russia created the "government of the national trust”, which in December will nominate a single candidate to participate in presidential elections, and if it is not registered, national-patriotic forces will call for a boycott of the elections. Next came Prot. Vsevolod Chaplin, who said that the liberal intellectual democracy is unsuitable for Russia, a strong, centralized, personalized power, monarchical at least in spirit, but not suppressing initiative on the ground, as well as the need to form a new elite and stop the decline of morals. Deputy Head of the SPH Valeriy Levchenko talked about the film "Matilda" and called for Nicholas II to be called the "Redeemer". Nadezhda Kvachkova called for the release of her husband, Vladimir Kvachkov. Elena Rokhlina spoke next, whom Kuryanovich presented as a "true human rights activist", since she does not only defend "her own Zionists", unlike other human rights activists. Rokhlina announced that the “rotting regime” is carrying out repressions against popular leaders and called on employees police read the website of the Permanent Conference of National Patriotic forces of Russia (PDS NPSR). In addition, Ivan Otrakovsky (the movement "Holy Rus'", PDS NPSR), Mikhail Shendakov, Alexander Frolenkov (Penza branch of the movement "For nationalization and deprivatization", IGPR "ZOV"). The head of the Moscow branch of the RID, Pavel Vasilyev, spoke about the restoration of the rights of the Russian Orthodox Church, the revival of autocracy and the zemstvo self-government. Andrey Savelyev said that oligarchs have a place in prison, and the most prominent of them should be hanged on Red Square, and the only the salvation of the country is the government of national trust. Kuryanovich spoke of the need to create a Russian national state, holding referendums on the "unification of the Russian space" up to Alaska, as well as the reunification of the Russian nation, the liberation political prisoners (including members of the IGPR ZOV, Vladimir Kvachkov, Yana Abramova, Vyacheslav Datsik), the introduction of visas with the states of Central Asia, "an original solution to the problem of the North Caucasus", legalization short-barreled weapons, the introduction of a state monopoly on "Russian alcohol, tobacco, sugar" in order to combat "ethnic groups", etc. As a resolution of the march, the declaration of the congress of the NPSR was adopted.
After the march Mikhail Shendakov was detained. He was taken to the Shchukino police department, but by the evening he was released, declaring his intention to send a video recording of his speech for a linguistic examination.
Meeting-concert "Russia unites"
November 4, 2017 as part of the official celebration of the National unity at the Moscow Luzhniki stadium hosted a festive rally-concert "Russia unites", which was attended by representatives of several nationalist associations.
Among them, the largest group was the Liberal Democratic Party. Party supporters Vladimir Zhirinovsky was occupied by about 500 seats at the stadium. Also been seen activists of the project "Sober Russia" (up to 20 participants), the Cossack Party Russian Federation (10 participants), the movement "For the Savings of the People", "Young guards”, and “Local” (very few). On the gallery perched "St. George!" (30 people) and "Combat Brotherhood" (up to 100 participants). The Anti-Maidan flag was seen.
The chairman of the Motherland party actively called on his supporters to the rally Aleksey Zhuravlev, and some of them with the flags of the party, the Tigers of the Motherland movement and the Congress of Russian Communities (CRO) were indeed present in the stands (up to 20 people). The traditional participants in the demonstrations of previous years, the Night Wolves, were absent.
Another participant in the pro-Kremlin marches, NOD, announced a gathering of supporters near the Sportivnaya metro station. Here, everyone was generously handed out flags, because of which gave the impression that the number of NDM supporters heading for concert, big enough. In fact, the GCD column did not exceed 150 Human. The formation was led by a well-known harmonist in military uniform, anti-Semitic poet Ilya Ragulin.
In addition to the banners, the NOD activists had posters calling for support for the course President of the Russian Federation and a banner with the inscription "NOD". The protesters shouted traditional chants: “Referendum! Referendum!”, “Fifth column, get out of the government”, etc. The traditional slogan "Motherland, freedom, Putin" has provoked discussion: some participants proposed the option "Fatherland, freedom, Putin."
The NOD column marched in an organized manner from the metro to the territory adjacent to stadium, but did not go inside, remaining at the entrance to the stadium. NOD activists began handing out leaflets to those present, including an invitation at the laying of flowers at the monument to Minin and Pozharsky and a prayer service in Kazansky Cathedral, which were scheduled for 17:30 and 21:00.
The NOD action was interrupted by representatives of law enforcement agencies, who demanded to roll up the symbols of the party and stop the distribution of leaflets, which was done, albeit slowly and with some discontent.
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