On June 23, 2006, the website of the Political News Agency published an article by Pavel Svyatenkov "The Empire and its Imperials" devoted to the criticism of the imperial discourse. "Numerous imperial projects, at first dictated simply by nostalgia for the USSR and the desire to recreate it on a new ideological basis, gradually degenerated into banal Russophobia ," the author writes. Whatever the imperials say, says P.

On June 25, 2006, the republican festival "Sosnogorsk-Ukhta-Syktyvkar-transit "Rock against fascism", timed to coincide with the Day of Russian Youth, took place in the Komi Republic. 12 bands from Syktyvkar, Ukhta, Pechora, as well as a Moscow rock group took part in the festival "Perfect". "The music that was performed at this concert energetically incites against fascism.

The head of the municipal association of the city of Gatchina (Leningrad region) Alexander Kalugin did not give permission to hold a prayer stand in front of the hall where the concert of Boris Moiseev was held. A group of believers applied for permission to the city administration, intending to protest against the speech of the "informal leader of Russian sodomites." A.

On June 22, 2006, Syktyvkar police officers detained activists of right-wing radical organizations in the city market who had come to "deal with Caucasians" because they had "almost raped" a girl in the market the day before.

On June 23, 2006, VTsIOM published the results of a sociological survey on how Russian citizens characterize the political culture that has developed in the country. The survey took place on June 10-11, 2006, and involved 1,600 people from 46 regions of the country. 67% of respondents agree with the statement that the political culture of Russia is very different from the political culture of other developed countries, and only 24% do not see a fundamental difference.

On June 21, in Moscow, in the Danilov Monastery, a round table "Challenges of the Time and Ways of Development of Church Life" was held. During the event, the head of the Synodal Department for Relations with the Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies, Archpriest Dmitry Smirnov, proposed the creation of the "Enemies of the Church" website, where the names and addresses of "enemies" as well as quotes from their speeches can be published.

On June 26, 2006, in the Tver region, neo-Nazis attacked A.A. Elmina. The man was also robbed. This became known from the news about the completion of the investigation into the case of participants in the Tverskoy "RNE". Sources The investigation into the case of desecration of graves at the cemetery in Dm. Cherkasy // IA TverNews.Ru. 2008. October 14. Elena Lazutkina. Tver law enforcement agencies completed the investigation of a unique case // Afanasy.Ru. 2008. October 17.

On June 24, 2006, in the program "Postscriptum" on the TVC channel, a story about the opposition was shown. Postscript host Alexei Pushkov called the opposition existing in the country "illusory" and said that neither the liberals nor the communists, while criticizing the government, could offer anything in return. Political scientist Alexander Tsipko, speaking as an expert, stated literally the following: "Putin's ideology is practically an ideology of stability and overcoming the crisis.

On June 25, a rally was held in Moscow against the propaganda of depravity and violence in the media and contemporary art. Representatives of Orthodox organizations who gathered on Tverskoy Boulevard held posters: "Freedom without morality is freedom in hell", "We are choking on dirt!", "Down with dominance in the culture of moral outcasts!". The protesters also had icons, banners, flags, including those of the Soviet Union.

On June 26, 2006, Galina Mikhailova, an activist of the National Bolshevik Party, was charged under Art. 57 of the Regional Code of Administrative Responsibility (probably corresponding to Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (“propaganda and public display of Nazi symbols and paraphernalia”)). allegedly found during the search serve as the basis for initiating the case The swastika and the "flag of the Third Reich" .

On June 23, 2006, activists of the National Bolshevik Party were detained in St. Petersburg, who were going to take part in an "anti-globalization" open-air seminar. The detainees were brought to the 19th police station, where they were held for more than five hours without any charges being brought. Police officers had a "conversation" with them about plans for the G8 summit. According to the NBP-Info website, one of the detainees was beaten during interrogation.

At the end of June 2006, the city synagogue of Tomsk was desecrated with anti-Semitic inscriptions. The vandals have not yet been found. Rabbi Levi Kaminetsky filed a complaint with the police. This is not the first anti-Semitic incident in Tomsk. Recall that in 2002, at the entrance to the city, a mined poster with anti-Semitic slogans was installed. The perpetrators were found and convicted in March 2006. Sources Anti-Semites reached the synagogue of Tomsk // Anti-Semitism. No. 2006.

In mid-June 2006, the regional court of Saratov handed down a verdict on the third attempt in the case of the murder on the basis of ethnic hatred of a native of Dagestan, Javad Sheikhov. Two previous verdicts were successively overturned by the Supreme Court at the request of the defendants' lawyers. The first sentence was annulled in June 2005. The date of the second one's annulment is unknown to us.

On June 26, 2006, NBP activist Galina Mikhailova (of the National Bolshevik Party) was charged under Art. 57 of the Regional Code of Administrative Responsibility - "production and (or) distribution of fascist paraphernalia or symbols" (apparently corresponding to Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation - "propaganda and public demonstration of Nazi symbols and paraphernalia").