The building of the German Church, which is currently occupied by the State Archives of the Ulyanovsk Region, will be handed over to the local diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church in December 2007. reports with reference to the United Volga portal As the official website of the Russian Orthodox Church , now "the premises of the church are being emptied of the documents stored there. A decision has been made to temporarily place the archive in the building of the Lenin Memorial.

On November 13, 2007, a racist incident took place in the police department for the Uninsky district of the Kirov region. A drunken visitor entered the building of the local police department, and, seeing that one of the police officers had a non-Slavic appearance, he began to insult him, calling him "narrow-eyed", "stupid non-Russian", etc.

On November 1, in Moscow, within the framework of the III All-Russian Muslim Forum, a round table "Muslims in the socio-political processes of Russia. The Islamic factor in the elections" was held.

On November 10, 2007, Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaking at an evening dedicated to the Day of the Police, announced the need to combat "manifestations of extremism." "Russia has been strengthening and developing for centuries as a multinational and multi-confessional state. And those who preach the ideas of nationalism, xenophobia and religious intolerance should be put up with a hard barrier," Vladimir Putin said.

On November 12, 2007, the Moscow prosecutor's office announced that in Moscow in 2007 there was a surge in nationalist attacks. More than 20 Moscow organizations "calling for national intolerance" are registered with the police.

On November 10, activists of the Orthodox Corps of the Nashi movement held a public rally in Moscow. portal reports with reference to RIA Novosti As the Religion and Mass Media , the “Nashi” “asked people: are they Orthodox and do they wear a pectoral cross? Everyone who has been baptized and calls himself Orthodox, but does not wear a pectoral cross and does not observe other rituals of the Orthodox Church , the commissars offered pectoral crosses.

November 13, 2007 in St. Petersburg at the site of the death of Timur Kacharava on November 13, 2005, a picket was held in memory of the anti-fascist. The event was organized by St. Petersburg "Memorial". The picket was attended by about 200 people, including friends and relatives of the deceased, as well as representatives of public associations. Those present laid flowers at the scene of the murder, lit candles and handed out leaflets.

On September 4-6, 2007 the Center for Interethnic Cooperation held a seminar "Youth and Tolerance" in Kaliningrad. The event was hosted by the staff of the center Ashot Hayrapetyan and Victoria Shukhat. The seminar was attended by representatives of ethnic NGOs, employees of municipal educational institutions, representatives of city and regional authorities.

The draft law providing for state accreditation of educational programs of religious educational institutions, which was submitted to the State Duma in September 2007, was adopted by deputies on November 13 in the first reading. According to the portal "Interfax-religion" , the adopted amendments give "religious educational institutions the right to receive state accreditation, without establishing the state status of this institution.

On November 6, 2007, the Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Samara passed a sentence on young people who regularly desecrated graves in cemeteries in the summer of 2004. Andrey Polygalov (b. 1987), Maxim Rogozhkin (b. 1987), Anton Krupnov (b. 1987), Sergey Vlasov (b.

On November 13, 2007 in St. Petersburg, a memorial was held at the place on the same date two years before, Timur Kacharava , an anti-fascist activist and musician, was stabbed to death by a group of Neo-nazis. The participants held candles and pictures of Timur. According to the information from the organizers, the St. Petersburg MEMORIAL, the overall estimated number of those who attended was about 200 people.

The Center for the Society for Krishna Consciousness in Russia (TSOSKR) considered it necessary to comment on the reports that appeared in the media (including on our website ) about the reaction of the Yaroslavl district prosecutor's office to the Days of Indian culture in the city. According to the CSRC, the information disseminated is inaccurate, and as a result, readers have a distorted view of what happened.

On November 6, the Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Samara delivered a verdict in the case of pogroms at the city cemetery in 2004.

Edited by Alexander Verkhovsky Summary Manifestations of Radical Nationalism : Violence : Anti-Semitism : Vandalism : Spontaneous Mass Conflicts : Activities of Organized Right-Wing Groups : Xenophobic Actions by Pro-Kremlin Groups Counteraction to Radical Nationalism : Efforts by NGOs and Civil Society Activists : Lawmaking : Criminal Prosecution of the Right-Wing Radicals Excessive and Unfounded Actions against Extremism Appendix SUMMARY The summer of 2007 witnessed many diverse developments