On November 26, an agreement on cooperation was signed between the Stavropol diocese and the North Caucasian border department of the FSB of Russia. A similar agreement was concluded in 1997, but since the territorial borders of the border control have changed during this time, it was decided to conclude a new agreement. The agreement provides for the construction of chapels and the opening of prayer rooms in all units and divisions of the border guard without exception.

of the executive secretary of the Interreligious Council of Russia, Roman Silantiev, has been published The statement in connection with the conflict that arose around his book "The Recent History of the Islamic Community of Russia." R.

On the night of December 1–2, 2005, in Yekaterinburg, an armed man took employees of the Channel Four television company hostage. As a result of two-hour negotiations, he released the hostages, after which representatives of the police and the FSB began interrogating them inside the building. Since the relatives of the hostages knew nothing about what was going on inside, in the end, Vesti journalist Aleksey Ponomarev tried to enter the seized building, breaking through the police cordon.

The Perm Muslim community protested the publication on Interfax of a chapter from Roman Silantiev’s recently published book “The Recent History of the Islamic Community of Russia” dedicated to the development of Islam in the Perm region.

A 5th year student of the Faculty of History of Moscow State University, Academic Secretary of the Saratov Diocesan Church Historical Society Alexander Mramornov believes that United Russia advertising posters posted on the eve of the Moscow City Duma elections in the Moscow metro and on the streets of the capital are "nothing but rude blasphemy." The poster depicts a vase with red caviar, a bear and the inscription "Not by bread alone...". A.

On the morning of November 28, 2005, three "brutal murders" were committed in Mindovsky Park in Perm . The victims of the attack were "two pensioners and a Caucasian . " The details of the incident are unknown. According to the prosecutor's office, all three murders were committed by skinheads. Sources Perm police consider three murders on Sunday to be the work of skinheads // Jewish.ru. 2005. December 2.

On December 2, in Samara, activists of the Union of Communist Youth (SCM) held an action to clean the city walls from fascist symbols. Numerous swastikas and inscriptions were turned into flowers with the help of paint. Similar actions have already taken place this year in Ulyanovsk , Smolensk and other Russian cities . Sources In Samara, communist youth turns the swastika into flowers // National News Agency. 2005. December 2.

The presentation of the brochure "How to protect the freedom of belief of a schoolchild" took place in Moscow. The brochures provide an overview of the legislation, an analysis of possible violations of freedom of opinion in schools, as well as appropriate protection mechanisms.

Candidate for deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Chelyabinsk region, harmonist Vladimir Volfovich appealed to the election commission of the region with a demand to hold accountable for inciting national hatred the confidant of another candidate for deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the region Alexander Berestov - Olga Zaritskaya. November 12, 2005 after the concert "Play the Accordion!" in the House of Culture of the Deaf and Dumb O.

The leader of the Komsomol of Kabardino-Balkaria, assistant to the deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Maxim Degtyarev appealed to the General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation and the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation with a statement on criminal liability of the leadership of the Moscow city branch of the LDPR under article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of national hatred).

On December 2, 2005, 10 employees of the Organized Crime Control Department and people in civilian clothes tried to enter the apartment of the press secretary of the National Bolshevik Party, Alexander Averin. When asked to present a search warrant, the police stated that they did not have a warrant.

to Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow and All Russia President of the Association of Indians in Russia Sanjit K. Jha sent a letter in connection with the appeal of the Archbishop of Ufa and Sterlitamak Nikon (Vasyukov) to the mayor of Moscow regarding a ban on the construction of a Krishna temple. “We bitterly and indignantly accepted the stream of insults - “demon”, “disgusting appearance”, “vile and vicious “god”, “evil demon”, etc.

On the night of December 2, 2005, in Moscow, during the storming of the apartment of a lawyer of the National Bolshevik Party, correspondents of the Kommersant newspaper and the REN TV channel were detained and taken to the police station. Other details are unknown. Sources Moscow: seizure of the apartment of the National Bolsheviks // NBP-Info. 2005. December 1st. Moscow: beatings // NBP-Info. 2005. December 2. Moscow: continuation of the pogrom // NBP-Info. 2005. December 2.

On the evening of December 1, 2005, police stormed the apartment of lawyer Maksim Gasovich in Moscow, who was helping the National Bolshevik Party prepare documents for registration of the party. Police officers opened the door with special equipment, beat Gasovich's relatives and seized documents and computers that were in the apartment. About 20 National Bolsheviks were detained, who had come to the aid of M.

In issue 11 of the magazine "Political class" for 2005, an article by Vladlen Sirotkin "Russian "coconut" of a multi-party system" was published. V. Sirotkin discusses why over the past 200 years of Russian history all attempts to introduce democracy and a multi-party system into the political system have been unsuccessful and advocates "managed democracy".