The Kaliningrad court recognized the right of Russians not to have a surname
The Kaliningrad district court recognized the right of Russian citizens to not have a surname, Interfax reports . A resident of Kaliningrad, born in 1957 in Baku, already had a military ID, general civil and foreign passports in his hands, in which only his name was indicated. However, the local notary denied the man the right to receive the inheritance of his deceased wife, considering that the name alone was not enough to identify the citizen.