Organised by Aleksei Zhivov (and his friends). Zhivov was founder and leader of the âNational-Patriots of Russiaâ (2001-07). Member of the organising committee of the first Russian March in 2005 (an annual demonstration by fascists and ultra-nationalists, with occasional guest appearances by the Ku Klux Klan). Joined the âRight-Conservative Allianceâ in 2012.
Lots of Russian Imperial Flags (1858-1883, nowadays used only by monarchists and the far right) and flags of the âRussian Imperial Movementâ (ditto) on the Moscow rally.
Speakers at the rally included: Vladimir Zhirinovsky (leader of the far-right LDPR), Denis Pushilin (âDonetsk Peopleâs Republicâ leader, who had met with Zhirinovsky the previous day), and Aleksei Zhivov, with recorded speeches by Pavel Gubarev and Ivan Okhlobystin (see main article) broadcast to the crowd.
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Moscow Rally
11th June:
Rally in Moscow, variously entitled âSupport Inhabitants of the Donbasâ, âRussia for the Donbasâ and âStand Up for the Donbasâ:
http://rusvesna.su/news/1402516866
Organised by Aleksei Zhivov (and his friends). Zhivov was founder and leader of the âNational-Patriots of Russiaâ (2001-07). Member of the organising committee of the first Russian March in 2005 (an annual demonstration by fascists and ultra-nationalists, with occasional guest appearances by the Ku Klux Klan). Joined the âRight-Conservative Allianceâ in 2012.
Lots of Russian Imperial Flags (1858-1883, nowadays used only by monarchists and the far right) and flags of the âRussian Imperial Movementâ (ditto) on the Moscow rally.
Speakers at the rally included: Vladimir Zhirinovsky (leader of the far-right LDPR), Denis Pushilin (âDonetsk Peopleâs Republicâ leader, who had met with Zhirinovsky the previous day), and Aleksei Zhivov, with recorded speeches by Pavel Gubarev and Ivan Okhlobystin (see main article) broadcast to the crowd.