In August 2005, activists from the Novosibirsk branch of the NDPR, headed by Igor Kolodezenko, tried to hold campaign events in the military units of Novosibirsk. Soldiers and officers were given the newspapers "Native Siberia" and "Memory in Novosibirsk", as well as the pamphlet "Jewish Happiness, Russian Tears" ("Letter of Five Hundred" ), published in a circulation of five thousand copies.

On August 25, 2005, the Polit.Ru website published Sergei Markedonov's study "Liberals Must Become Nationalists", dedicated to the analysis of discourses in contemporary Russian politics. In the coming years, S. Markedonov believes, the state-nationalist discourse will be the dominant discourse in Russian politics.

On August 29, the website of the Orthodox Society (Brotherhood) "Radonezh" published an interview with Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, Deputy Chairman of the DECR MP. According to Fr. Vsevolod, in the fight against the "orange threat" the state needs to rely on civil society, the main element of which should be the Church. For more details, see our website in the section "Democracy under siege" . Sources "We must unite and influence the situation...", prot. Vsevolod Chaplin // Radonezh.

On August 25, 2005, the Yabloko party received official responses from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Commissioner for Human Rights to its statement regarding the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs No. 870 , which was followed in February by the law enforcement agencies of Blagoveshchensk, the press service of the Yabloko party reports.

In August 2005, the newspaper "Vladimirskiye Vedomosti" (the official publication of the Vladimir region) published a letter from veterans of the Great Patriotic War of the Petushinsky District, which expresses indignation at the activities of Igor Artemov, a deputy of the regional Legislative Assembly, the leader of the Russian National Union (RONS). The veterans were outraged by an article in the May issue of the RONS newspaper Rubezh, which reported that I.

On August 29, 2005, an interview with Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, Deputy Chairman of the Department for External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate, was published on the Radonezh portal. Prot.

On August 25, 2005, a security guard at the building where the editorial office of the Orlovskaya Pravda newspaper and the city's Union of Journalists are located refused to let Yury Lebedkin, editor-in-chief of the Gorod Orel newspaper, refer to a "black list" "launched" by the chairman of the Committee for Relations with public and public organizations of the Regional Council of People's Deputies by Alexander Tikhonov, who is also the editor-in-chief of Orlovskaya Pravda. Y.

website The Religious Security of Russia published another statement by the Orthodox Public Committee for Human Rights (again represented by the chairman of the board, T.A. Kvitkovskaya) to the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation. This time we are talking about "a dummy of a hanged human corpse in the Euroset salon." Here is the text of the document in full, with the preservation of grammar and punctuation: "Dear Vladimir Vasilyevich!

In the spring of 2005, an African was beaten by skinheads in St. Petersburg. The attack took place in the center of the city, on the embankment of one of the canals. He was attacked by a group of thugs shouting nationalist slogans. The dark-skinned youth was severely beaten, his skull was crushed with a piece of lead pipe. As of August 2005, he still had not recovered from his injuries.

In the summer of 2005, there were reports of a number of "unifying" activities of right-wing radical groups in various regions of Russia. On May 8, 2005, an association of national-patriotic organizations and skinhead groups called "People's Militia" was created in St. Petersburg, headed by Yuri Riverov and Yuri Belyaev.

In August 2005, information appeared that on January 10, 2005, a statement by a certain Vladimir Gryaznov was sent to the Constitutional Court of Russia, demanding from the Constitutional Court "recognition of the Old Testament as an anti-Semitic (!

On August 13, 2005, a rally of right-wing organizations organized by the youth branch of the Russian National Union (RONS) took place in the town of Pokrov, Vladimir Region. The rally was timed to coincide with the celebration of the city's day, and its main topic was a protest against inspections of the RONS youth camp . Ethno-nationalist materials were actively distributed at the rally, including the Rubezh newspaper.

On August 23, 2005, a group of unidentified persons beat Vadim Kokurin, an activist of the Arzamas branch of the National Bolshevik Party. Members of the Nashi movement were allegedly involved in the attack (one of those who beat Kokurin was wearing a white T-shirt with a red star and the inscription "1941-1954", according to the NBP-Info website). August 22, 2005 Kokurin [probably, according to him - ed. ] were threatened with physical violence if he did not leave the party.

Yulia Gorodnicheva, commissioner of the Nashi movement from Tula, received an invitation to participate in the work of the Public Chamber. This was told by the news program "Vesti-Tula". As you know, in accordance with Part 1 of Art. 8 of the Federal Law "On the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation", "The President of the Russian Federation ...

On May 12, 2005, local activists of the National Bolshevik Party N. Baluev and V. Rusakov were detained in Novosibirsk on charges of plotting terrorist acts in the city during the celebration of Victory Day. According to the Novosibirsk Regional FSB Department, they were preparing on the railway and near the FSB building. Reportedly, during the search, the detainees were seized: the book "Rail War", 20 kg of explosives, several firearms and an improvised explosive device.