Deputy of the State Assembly of Mari El, coordinator of the Mari regional branch of the LDPR Anatoly Bogomolov sent a statement to the prosecutor of the republic Gennady Mikhoparkin with a request to cancel the state registration of public organizations "Mari Ushem" and "Mer Kanash" for the systematic dissemination of slanderous information and inciting ethnic hatred.

Issue 33 of the magazine "Expert" for 2005 published an article by Andrey Gromov, Tatyana Gurova and Andrey Tsunsky "And who is there with baseball bats?". The authors of the article consider the existing versions of the attack on the activists of the left parties near the city committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and put forward their own.

On the night of August 15-16, 2005, in the city of Nakhodka, unknown people mutilated the monument to those who died in the Great Patriotic War - the marble slabs on the pedestal with eternal flame were broken. This happened on the eve of the planned passage of the escort in memory of WWII veterans. Despite the fact that the monument is located close to the central avenue, along which there is a constant movement of vehicles, witnesses of the incident have not yet been found.

On September 1, 2005, the action "Mourning Ribbon" was launched in different cities of Russia, which is carried out by the interregional public organization "Anti-Fascist Union". The action is timed to coincide with the anniversary of the tragic events in Beslan, the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Fascism (September 8) and will last for 2 weeks.

The Ryazan Theological Seminary, the only general Protestant educational institution in the region, was forced on September 2 to vacate the premises it had occupied since 1999. The eviction took place on the initiative of Pastor Viktor Ternovsky, the presbyter of the local community of Evangelical Christian Baptists, who owns the building. The building itself was built with funds from the Eastern Missionary Church (Los Angeles, USA).

On the evening of September 3, 2005, a 40-year-old Afro-Russian man living in the Dmitrovsky district of the Moscow region and his 34-year-old acquaintance, coming from Irkutsk, were beaten up in a subway car between the Serpukhovskaya and Polyanka stations. The victims were attacked by five young people, residents of Moscow and Lyubertsy near Moscow. The Afro-Russian and his friend with multiple facial bruises were taken to the nearest metro station emergency room.

The Information and Analytical Agency Marketing and Consulting published on September 1 a statement from the Regional Human Rights Organization "Rahman" (Naberezhnye Chelny), which states that "the celebration of the 1000th anniversary of the city of Kazan served as a convenient occasion for the FSB, the Department of Internal Affairs and the Organized Crime Control Department of the Republic of Tatarstan to have the right to absolutely any action in their "fight against terrorism".

Ilya Yashin, head of the Yabloko youth organization, told the Pravda.Info website that on September 2, 2005, a block of analytical materials was to appear in Moskovsky Komsomolets, developing the theme of Nashi's involvement in the attack on the city committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation .

On September 5, 2005, a picket of the workers of the Chemical Fiber Plant was to take place in Barnaul. The workers, whom the new owner plans to fire, intended to get a meeting with the new governor of the Altai Territory, Alexander Karlin. On the morning of September 5, 2005, picket organizer Natalya Orlova was summoned to the Barnaul city police department, where people who introduced themselves as acting.

On August 26, the text of an open letter from residents of the Moskovsky district of Kaliningrad to the chairman of the City Council of Deputies E.V. was published on the website of the Kaliningrad branch of the right-wing radical Movement against illegal emigration. Gan, Chairman of the Commission on Social Policy of the City Council of Deputies V.N. Bezrukov, deputy of the City Council of Deputies V.K. Ivanov, mayor of the city Yu.A.

On September 1, 2005, near the Mendeleevskaya metro station, two unknown persons beat Nashi activists Dmitry Kopylov and Sergei Romanov. The "commissars" conducted a sociological poll about the population's attitude to the problem of terrorism and the tragic events in Beslan in 2004. Around 5:20 pm, two unknown young men approached them and tried to overturn the information stand.

According to Interfax , the President of Karachay-Cherkessia, Mustafa Batdyev, speaking on September 2 at a meeting on countering terrorism, said that "a total of 293 citizens of Karachay-Cherkessia (probably, natives of the KChR. - Ed.) are active supporters of Wahhabism, 151 of them live on the territory of the republic.

In August 2005, activists of the inter-regional public organization "Anti-Fascist Union" held actions to destroy RNE leaflets. In particular, in some districts of Moscow and the Moscow region (Voskresensky, Egoryevsky, Kurovskoye) leaflets "RNU - It's time! Alexander Barkashov" were torn down .

On September 3, 2005, at a rally organized by the Nashi movement in St. Petersburg, 2 members of the Nashi Resistance Movement were detained. Petra Alekseeva (DSPA) and a girl from the St. Petersburg League of Anarchists, for distributing "anti-Russian leaflets". At the same time, employees of the 16th police department of the Vasileostrovsky district of St.

In the 33rd issue of the Expert magazine, Maxim Sokolov published an article "On the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution", in which he discusses the thesis that the Nashi movement is similar to the Red Guards, which, in particular, Vasily Yakemenko adheres to. “When Nashi leader V. G.