On May 5, 2005, a message appeared on one of the Bryansk forums about an unsuccessful attempt to attack a non-Slav (apparently a Caucasian). Judging by the message, they tried to attack him precisely because of his non-Slavic appearance, but he managed to escape. Details are unknown. Based on materials from one of the Bryansk forums

On May 12, 2005, FSB officers searched the apartments of Nikolai Baluev and Vyacheslav Rusakov, members of the Novosibirsk branch of the NBP, and detained both activists. During a search of Baluev's apartment, among the literature, video cassettes and music discs, a can of saltpeter was seized, which the detainee's mother uses as fertilizer in the country.

approved by the Federation Council of the Russian Federation became the reason for the appearance in issue 19 of the weekly "Kommersant-Vlast" for 2005, Dmitry Kamyshev's article "There is nowhere to cancel." The law "On the Election of Deputies of the State Duma" At present, another reform of the Russian electoral legislation is being completed in the country. Both presidents of the Russian Federation carried out such reforms.

Islam.Ru reports that on May 6, the second day of the court hearing in the case of nine residents of Bashkiria accused of links with Hizb ut-Tahrir" - "police officers and the Organized Crime Control Department tried to push the believers who had gathered near the Supreme Court building into a specially fitted bus, showering them with threats and foul language.

On May 14, 2005 (according to other sources, May 11), 15 Jewish tombstones were smashed at the Vostryakovskoye cemetery in Moscow, and anti-Semitic inscriptions were found on two of them. The Nikulinskaya Interdistrict Prosecutor's Office opened a criminal case under Article 244 Part 2 of the Criminal Code of Russia ("desecration of the burial places of the deceased by a group of persons motivated by national, racial, religious hatred or enmity").

On May 14, 2005, participants in the "Bridge of Shame" action handcuffed themselves to the building of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation on Neglinnaya Street in Moscow and blocked the passage along the street with chains and padlocks. The action was held on the eve of the Day of Remembrance of people who died of AIDS and was designed to draw attention to the catastrophic situation of HIV-infected and AIDS patients in Russia.

On May 12, 2005, Russkaya Liniya published an article by author of the Five Hundred Letters, entitled Mikhail Nazarov, "Live without fear of the Jews!", in which the author accuses Jews of ritual murder of children from Krasnoyarsk . The author believes that it is the Jews who are to blame for the *"disappearance on April 16, a week before Pesach (April 23), five non-Jewish children in Krasnoyarsk, where there is a large Jewish community."* To prove his version, M.

A press release of the Advisory Council of Pastors of Protestant Churches in Yekaterinburg and the Sverdlovsk Region has been published.

Yu.M. Luzhkov signed a decree according to which educational institutions of the ROC MP will be provided with premises in Moscow free of charge for a period of five years. This concerns, in particular, the Russian Orthodox Institute of St. John the Theologian, the Orthodox School of Arts, the Petrovsky Lyceum and the Orthodox Classical Gymnasium "Radonezh".

On May 13, 2005, it became known that political activists were detained in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, who on Victory Day hung a stuffed animal with pieces of cardboard "with inscriptions of anti-government content" attached to it on the barrel of a T-34 memorial tank .

On May 14, 2004, the verdict of the Moscow City Court passed in January 2005 against 17-year-old skinheads came into force. Their names are not indicated, because. both are minors. Recall that the court, on the basis of a jury verdict, found them guilty of murder committed by a group of persons by prior conspiracy, motivated by national hatred and enmity (paragraphs "g", "l" part 2 of article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

On May 14, 2005, during a rally by the Nashi movement on the Field of Mars in St. Petersburg, activists of the Marching without Putin movement, including the leader of the movement, Mikhail Obozov, were detained. According to preliminary information, they were detained after Obozov threw a T-shirt with the symbols of the Nashi movement into the Eternal Flame and began shouting the slogans "Nashism will not pass", "No to Nashism". The detainees were taken to the 79th police department of St.

On April 23, 2005, the Yuzhny Ural newspaper (Orenburg) published an article by Albert Shabalin "Once again about tolerance", in which, in particular, a significant fragment of the discussion on tolerance by the chairman of the board of the Orenburg Union of Journalists Ivan Gavrilenko is given. The article is devoted to the discussion of the expediency of the regional tolerance program for 2004-2005. I. Gavrilenko is convinced that it is at least useless, but by and large harmful.