On October 31, 2010, the “March Against Hate” took place in St. Petersburg. According to various estimates, from 100 to 300 people took part in the event. The marchers marched from the Sportivnaya metro station to Academician Sakharov Square, where the rally took place. The event was attended by members of the Human Rights Council of St.

On October 18, 2010, in the Moscow Region, the court considered the application of the Solnechnogorsk city prosecutor's office to recognize as extremist the songs of the Cyclone-B group "For the Russian Nation" and "Russian Order", as well as the song "Skinhead" by the group "Mad Endeavors".

On October 30, 2010, in Moscow on Bolotnaya Square, activists and supporters of Orthodox public organizations held a rally in defense of “traditional moral values.” Participants in the event claim that about a thousand people attended the rally. The organizer of the picket was the People's Council movement; representatives of the Union of Orthodox Banner Bearers, the Union of Orthodox Citizens, the St. George movement and representatives of the Cossacks were present.

On November 1, 2010, the "Federal List of Extremist Materials" was again updated, which is published on the official website of the Russian Ministry of Justice. Items were added to it. 707-710. Of the new items, we would like to mention the 4th edition of the book by M.P. Sherstnev "Who rules us: the psychology of managers" from 2006. One of the previous editions of this book is already listed at number 278.

In October 2010, as a result of a racist and neo-Nazi motivated violence killed one and injured at least 16 people (in October 2009, 4 people were killed, 28 people received various injuries). Total since the beginning 2010, 26 people were killed in similar attacks in Russia and at least 276 were injured. The attacks took place in Moscow and the region (one dead and 5 injured), St. Petersburg and the region (5 victims), Perm (at least 3 victims) and the Sverdlovsk region (3 victims).

On October 31, 2010, two acts of vandalism were committed in St. Petersburg: on the stone plinth of the Alexandrinsky Theater building, unknown people painted a swastika and a slogan, and on the facade of the building of the Russian National Library, they limited themselves to only a slogan. Due to the fact that the buildings are close to each other and both inscriptions are written in red paint, it can be assumed that they were made by the same people.

In October 2010 it became known that on July 19, 2010 in Petersburg, a leaflet and a newspaper distributed on rally in Polyustrovskiy Park on November 4, 2009 ( Russian March-2009 in Petersburg ). The decision to ban the leaflet “We are not indifferent to the fate homeland” and the bulletin “Russian partisan. Church-Rebel Bulletin No.

On October 25, 2010, it became known that the check on the fact of the statements of the prosecutor of the Omutninsky district of the Kirov region Sergey Bogdanov to the "Roerichs" is completed. Recall that S. Bogdanov opposed the exhibitions of paintings by Nicholas Roerich in the city's schools and stated that "the teaching Roerichs has an anti-Orthodox direction and has a negative impact on of people".

On October 30, 2010, in Moscow, on one of the stands of the Luzhniki stadium, during a football match between the Spartak (Moscow) and Rostov (Rostov-on-Don) clubs, a racist attack occurred: football fans of the Moscow team beat a native of the Caucasus and his friend. A video of the incident is posted on several websites of Spartak football fans and is called nothing more than “Cleaning the Sector”.

October 30, 2010 near the village of Umba, Murmansk region the cemetery was desecrated. In total, three monuments were damaged. This fact is under investigation. Sources Grave defilers appeared in Umba // Vmurmanske.ru. 2010. November 1.