About 30 people took to the streets of Kazan to protest against the arrests of Muslims involved in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case. The unsanctioned rally, where demands were put forward to stop the repressions, was attended by family members of those arrested. The rally was stopped by law enforcement officers. The Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Tatarstan refused to comment on the protest action. Sources A rally against the repression of Muslims was held in Kazan // Islam.ru. 2005.

In the article "To the Civil War Zone" published on the Polit.Ru website, journalist Vlad Tupikin reflects on the consequences of the March 5 attack on the headquarters of the National Bolshevik Party and the role of the liberal intelligentsia.

On March 11, 2005, the Russian Jewish Congress officially appealed to law enforcement and government agencies with a demand to hold the Rus Pravoslavnaya newspaper and the signatories of the anti-Semitic document accountable for the publication of the Letter of Five Hundred . Appeals were sent to the prosecutor's offices and the police department of Moscow and St.

On March 11, 2004, in Voronezh, the information and analytical department of the city administration circulated an appeal by Mayor Boris Skrynnikov to Voronezh residents with a proposal to support " "the idea of ​​building a House of Friendship of Peoples, which will become a center for cooperation between representatives of all diasporas and confessions .

On March 4, 2005, the chief editors of the nationalist newspapers Za Russkoye Delo (O. Guseva) and Rus Pravoslavnaya (K. Dushenov) were warned by the city prosecutor's office of St. Petersburg "about the inadmissibility of spreading extremist materials through the media and carrying out extremist activities " in accordance with" the requirements of Article 8 of the Federal Law "On Counteracting Extremist Activity" No. 114-FZ of July 25, 2002" .

At the end of February 2005, after a preliminary investigation that lasted ten months, the prosecutor's office of Gorno-Altaysk filed charges under article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("incitement of interethnic hatred") to Yury Pozdeev, chairman of "Slavyansky Mir". The reason for initiating a criminal case against Yuri Pozdeev was the article "Peculiarities of anti-Russian hunting - 2", published in April 2004 in the local newspaper "Postscriptum".

On March 11, 2005, in Petrozavodsk, unidentified persons drew a swastika on the wall of the building where the local community center used to be and wrote threats against the leader of the Jewish community of Petrozavodsk, Dmitry Tsvibel. "Nationalists encouraged by impunity for the first time publicly threaten the head of the community ," said a representative of the Jewish communities of Russia.

The leadership of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Asian part of Russia (SAM AChR) turned to the editor-in-chief of Ekho Moskvy for clarification about the program aired on February 23, where statements offensive to the non-Russian population of the country were made. The host of the program "Well, a day!" quoted: "Soon we will go ashore ...

On the evening of March 10, employees of the Center for Russian Spirituality found black inscriptions "sect" and "sect of Jews" made in black paint on the building of the Center. The called police officers recorded the act of vandalism. The head of the community, priest Ilya Popov, addressed a statement to the head of the Savelovsky police department, S.A. Kuznetsov.

On March 11, 2004, an initiative group of representatives of youth organizations, student groups of Kaluga announced the creation of a youth anti-fascist movement. The creators of the movement addressed an open letter to the townspeople, in which they expressed concern about the spread of the ideas of the National Bolshevik Party, the Vanguard of the Communist Youth and the Union of Communist Youth (SKM).

On March 10, the Kirov District Court of Omsk began a trial in the case of Dzhambul Isabaev , accused of inciting religious hatred and possession of explosives. He was detained while receiving a shipment of Fruits of the Faith pamphlets. Recall that the Council of Muftis of Russia did not see signs of extremism in this publication, but found a lot of procedural errors in the criminal case. Sources MEDIA MONITORING: Atheists rescued from "Fruits of Faith".

REGNUM news agency , citing an unofficial source, reported that the Kostroma diocese stated in writing its desire to acquire ownership of the museum of wooden architecture, located in close proximity to the Ipatiev Monastery , which has already been transferred to the Church, for “bedchambers and baths for monks.” The diocese motivates its desire by the fact that before the revolution this territory belonged to it. According to REGNUM news agency, this issue was discussed with V.

On March 10, 2005, the Prosecutor's Office of the Voronezh Region hosted a round table on the topic "Extremism and Nationalist Manifestations".

On March 10, 2005, Vadim Gorshenin, Chairman of the Board of Directors of CJSC Pravda.Ru, announced a moratorium on information about the NBP in the publication. "The introduction of censorship," according to V. Gorshenin, is due to the fact that the NBP accused Pravda.Ru of publishing ordered materials, in particular, that a message about the capture of the NBP headquarters appeared on the site 20 minutes before the attack.

The Council of Muftis of Russia (CMR) sent a letter to the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Volga Federal District, Sergei Kiriyenko, in connection with the statement of the Federal Inspector for the Ulyanovsk Region, Igor Zhuravlev, who called all Muslims who do not obey Tadzhuddin sectarians . Imam of the Central Mosque of Ulyanovsk Rustam Safin regards I. Zhuravlev's statement as a threat.