On December 3, 2009, it became known that in Abakan (Republic of Khakassia) a criminal case was initiated under Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (inciting hatred or enmity) against 52-year-old resident of the city Alexander Ishchenko.

In November 2009, Roskomnadzor issued two warnings to newspaper editors. Warnings were issued: The editors of the newspaper "Donskoye Vremya" for the publication of the article "Boris Mironov's speech in the Khoroshevsky court on July 28, 2009" in No. 4, August 2009 The editors of the newspaper "Trudovaya Gatchina" for the publication of the article by V.N. Leonov "New Che Guevara?" in No.

On the night of November 30 to December 1, 2009, in a Moscow metro car between Leninsky Prospekt and Akademicheskaya stations, a young man attacked a 25-year-old man, after asking about his nationality. The young man called out "Heil" and raised his hand. After that, he asked the passenger in the car if he was a Jew, and after an affirmative answer he asked, "Do you want me to strangle you?" The man remained silent, and the young man rushed to strangle him.

At the end of November, in Prokopievsk, Kemerovo region, the Tatar cultural center "Yashlek" organized a tea party and distribution of meat of sacrificial animals for the elderly and lonely people in the palace of culture "Yasnaya Polyana". An hour before the start of the charity event, a representative of the city administration called the Palace of Culture and demanded that the charity event be canceled and that such events not be held in the future. The action, however, took place.

On November 30, a decision was made to temporarily transfer the Toropetsk Icon of the Mother of God from the Russian Museum to the Church of Alexander Nevsky in the village of Knyazhye Lake near Moscow. The icon is transferred for a period of six months.