On April 19, 2007, as part of the IX International Festival of detective films and television programs on law enforcement topics "DetectiveFEST" ("Law and Society") in Moscow, a round table was held "The role of the media in the formation of attitudes of tolerant consciousness and the prevention of extremism, xenophobia, racial and religious hatred in Russian society." The round table was attended by Olga Karabanova (Institute for Press Development), Galina Kozhevnikova, SOVA Center, Mikhail

Fearing nationalist protests dedicated to Hitler's birthday (April 20), the administration of the Sechenov Medical Academy ordered that foreign students not leave the dormitory for three days. The students were advised to stock up on food and warned that they would not be allowed out of the dormitory until April 22 - this is how the university decided to protect them from skinheads.

On April 14, 2007, neo-Nazis attacked a citizen of Uzbekistan in St. Petersburg. They inflicted bodily injuries of varying severity on the man. 5 attackers were arrested. Among the detainees were four people who were detained while trying to arrange an act of vandalism at the cemetery on April 8. Reinforcement bars, a baseball bat, spray cans of paint and leaflets of a nationalist nature were confiscated from the neo-Nazis. All young people were taken to the territorial police departments.

On April 19, 2007, a press conference was held at the Independent Press Center in Moscow "The Prosecutor's Office and the Police Cooperate with the Nazis and Cover the Killers of Anti-Fascists. Latest News on the Investigation of the Cases of Alexander Ryukhin, Stanislav Korepanov and Others." The press conference was attended by the lawyer of a friend of the deceased anti-fascist A.

On April 18, 2007, it became known about a pogrom at the Muslim cemetery of Kurgan. A swastika was painted near the cemetery. 19 marble monuments were thrown down from their pedestals and broken, crescents were knocked down on many graves. On several standing tombstones, there were traces of blows with soles and a metal object. On April 19, the duty officer of the Soviet department, police officer Golikov, was refusal to register an application for this pogrom.

On April 19, 2007, the Moscow City Court satisfied the claim of the Moscow Prosecutor's Office, recognizing the National Bolshevik Party as an extremist organization and banning its activities in Russia. The director of the SOVA Center gave a comment to the Demos Center (there are also comments by L. Alekseeva, A. Averin, A. Yurov, L. Ponomarev).

On April 20, 2007, the prosecutor's office of the Olkhovatsky district of the Voronezh region opened a criminal case regarding the dissemination of “materials of a nationalistic nature” on a computer network. This was announced by senior assistant to the regional prosecutor Mikhail Usov.

On April 7, 2007, skinheads stabbed to death a 13-year-old skater in St. Petersburg. A group of young people skateboarding saw skinheads beating up another skater. They tried to stand up for the victim. The skinheads stabbed the guy closest to them five times with a knife and ran away. He died from his injuries before the ambulance arrived. The rest of the skaters ran after the skinheads and caught one of them.

On April 19, 2007, in Moscow, on Olimpiyskiy Prospekt, police officers detained a man selling books "containing incitement to national hatred." "A preliminary investigation has established that from December last year to the present, he has been selling books containing appeals aimed at inciting national, racial and religious hatred on the territory of the Olimpiysky sports complex," the representatives of the special services said . In total, about 40 books were seized.

According to Kurgan human rights activist Gabdulla Isakaev, on the evening of April 19, it became known about the pogrom at the city's Muslim cemetery. 19 marble monuments were thrown off their pedestals and broken, crescents were knocked down on many graves. On several standing tombstones, there were traces of blows with soles and a metal object. Not far from the cemetery is a recently painted swastika. Isakaev G. Kurgan: gifts to Hitler and Lenin for their birthdays. 2007. April 19.