On November 26, 2012, it became known that “For the End of the World” sets went on sale in Tomsk. The set includes a badge (“identification card”), valerian extract, activated carbon, bandage, validol, a bag of buckwheat, a jar of sprat, vodka, notepad, pencil, two candles, box of matches, rope and soap. Let us remind you that, according to some forecasts, the end of the world is expected at the end of December 2012.

In November 2012, two homeless people, a man and a woman, were stabbed to death in Krasnoyarsk near a garbage collection facility. On suspicion of murder, was detained a senior sergeant of police department No. 5 of the Krasnoyarskoye Ministry of Internal Affairs, 30-year-old Vladimir Ten, .

On November 24, 2012, in the suburban train "Verbilki" - "Moskva", a group of eight ultra-rightists with symbols of Spartak fans (mostly minors) attacked people of "Asian" appearance. The ultra-rightists entered at one of the stops after the city of Dmitrov and got off at the Turist station. The attack was accompanied by shouts of "Beat Khachi" and "Russia for the Russians" . It is reported that the attackers beat and robbed two people. Sources Own inf.

November 23, 2012 it became known that about twenty residents of Moscow and St. Petersburg are moving to the village of Tochilny Chelyabinsk region, hoping to wait out the "end of the world" there, which, as they It is believed that it will take place on December 21 of this year. Two women arrived first. Chapter village identified them with Jehovah's Witnesses.

24 November 2012 in Moscow in Ustinsky Square near the Yauza Gates was held anticlerical action. Promotion was agreed with the authorities. It was attended by about a hundred people, including including anarchists, feminists, representatives of the Libertarian Party of Russia and the LGBT community. Participants of the action held posters: "Russia without Inquisition”, “No Church, no cuisine, no state.

November 22, 2012 in Moscow in the Sakharov Center hosted a seminar "Internet filtering in Russia". The event was held as part of the joint project Agentura.Ru and Sakharov Center.

On November 24, 2012, at a congress near Moscow of representatives of Cossack societies from 46 regions of Russia, the Cossack Party of the Russian Federation (KaPRF) was established. Sergei Bondarev, vice-governor of the Rostov region, was elected its chairman.

On November 21, 2012, the publisher of the online newspaper Radical Politics, 38-year-old Boris Stomakhin, was arrested in Moscow. He was charged under Part 1 of Art. 205.2 (public calls for terrorist activities) and Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code (inciting hatred or enmity).

On November 26, 2012, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation announced that in Krasnoyarsk, a senior sergeant of police department No. 5 of the Krasnoyarskoye Ministry of Internal Affairs, 30-year-old Vladimir Ten, was detained. The detainee admitted that in mid-November he stabbed two homeless people .

On November 23, 2012, the Federal List of Extremist Materials was again updated , in paragraphs were added to it. 1531-1534. The list was supplemented by materials from the Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk branch of the SS and the Novosibirsk organization "Northern Brotherhood", one of the issues of the newspaper "Cossack Rus" and an article by a well-known Internet falsifier.

On November 26, 2012, the Leninsky District Court of Barnaul announced that it had recognized Sokol's book "The World After the Race War" as extremist material. The book was discovered during a prosecutor's check on the website http://www.fourthreich.info.

On November 25, 2012, a wooden chapel of the 18th century burned down in the village of Chasovenskaya (Karelia). By According to eyewitnesses, the fire started from the outside of the building. Considering, that there was no stove heating and electricity in the chapel, the employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations believe one of the causes of the fire was arson. Sources An 18th-century chapel burned down in Karelia // Flash Nord.

On November 23, 2012, at the Spartak vs. AK Bars hockey match in Moscow, ultra-right Spartak fans displayed racist banners. The banners depicted a mosque being bombed with 88-fold bombs and neo-Nazi symbols. Sources Based on right-wing blogs.