The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Kosaken Generäle und Priester grüssen mit einer russischen "Sieg Heil" Version. The cossack generals and a priest of Sergiev Posad, a town near Moscow, are greeting the crowd with a Russian version of "Sieg Heil" - "Glory to Russia" and "Glory to Christ". The town of Sergiev Posad is considered the heart of the Russian Orthodox Church with many churches dating back to the 15th century. Nowadays this town is a home to many nationalists, royalists and ultra-right groups. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

30.01.2011

Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Fans von Spartak Moskau. The fans of the football club Spartak attend a rally in honor of the memory of Egor Sviridov, a Sänger of Spartak, killed by the immigrants from Dagestan. The football fans became the driving force of the nationalist movement in Russia, after the death of Sviridov, organizing the largest protest rally since 2002. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

16.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die "Schutzstaffel" der Pamyat Organisation. The members of the Protection Guard Units are holding a rally in honor of the Russian generals (Andrey Vlasov and cossack general Peter Krasnov) who fought on the side of the Geman Army in World War 2. They see these generals as heroes of Russia because they tried to defeat Communism. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

16.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Eine "Schutzstaffel" in Moskau. The members of the Protection Guard Units are patrolling the streets of Moscow. Their ideology is mostly national socialist and they are against illegal migration of people from the former republics of USSR to Russia. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

16.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Treffen der ultranationalen "Pamyat" Organisation (NPF). A meeting of National Patriotic Front "Memory". The Sänger of NPF is presenting its members a new symbol of the "protection guard units", a paramilitary force used to guard mass meetings of nationalist parties. The NPF is the oldest surviving nationalist organization in Russia. It started in 1986 in USSR and nowadays its ideology is orthodox national socialism and they are against illegal migration of people from the former republics of USSR to Russia. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

16.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Treffen der ultranationalen "Pamyat" Organisation (NPF). A meeting of National Patriotic Front "Memory". The Sänger of NPF is presenting its members a new symbol of the "protection guard units", a paramilitary force used to guard mass meetings of nationalist parties. The NPF is the oldest surviving nationalist organization in Russia. It started in 1986 in USSR and nowadays its ideology is orthodox national socialism and they are against illegal migration of people from the former republics of USSR to Russia. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

16.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Georgy Borovikov, der Führer der ultranationalen Pamyat Organisation. Georgy Borovikov, the Sänger of of National Patriotic Front "Memory" is putting a band on the hand of a protection guard units member. The halberd depicted on the band is the Russian symbol of law and order. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

10.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Wandmalerei mit dem Schriftzug "Elende Zionisten". A painting depicting an ultra-right street gang member attacking a group of non Russian immigrants in Moscow. The inscription says "Lousy zionists". © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

23.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Eine "Schutzstaffel" in Moskau. The members of the Protection Guard Units are patrolling the streets of Sergiev Posad, a town near Moscow, before nationalist rally. The ideology of this organization is mostly national socialism and they are against illegal migration of people from the former republics of USSR to Russia. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

20.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die "Schutzstaffel" der Pamyat Organisation. mit Flaggen des Kaiserreichs. A nationalist rally in the town of Sergiev Posad near Moscow in support of the former town mayor who sympathized with Russian nationalists. The protestors hold flags of the Russian Empire introduced by the tsar Alexander the Third in the end of the 19th century. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

20.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die "Schutzstaffel" der Pamyat Organisation. A group of members of the Protection Guard Units are attending a nationalist rally in the town of Sergiev Posad near Moscow. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

20.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die "Schutzstaffel" der Pamyat Organisation. A group of members of the Protection Guard Units are attending a nationalist rally in the town of Sergiev Posad near Moscow. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

20.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die "Schutzstaffel" der Pamyat Organisation. A nationalist rally in the town of Sergiev Posad near Moscow in support of the former town mayor who sympathized with Russian nationalists. The protestors hold flags of the Russian Empire introduced by the tsar Alexander the Third in the end of the 19th century. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

20.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Treffen der ultranationalen "Pamyat" Organisation (NPF). A meeting of National Patriotic Front "Memory". The Sänger of NPF is presenting its members a new symbol of the "protection guard units", a paramilitary force used to guard mass meetings of nationalist parties. The NPF is the oldest surviving nationalist organization in Russia. It started in 1986 in USSR and nowadays its ideology is orthodox national socialism and they are against illegal migration of people from the former republics of USSR to Russia. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

30.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Eine "Schutzstaffel" in Moskau. The members of the Protection Guard Units are patrolling the streets of Moscow. Their ideology is mostly national socialist and they are against illegal migration of people from the former republics of USSR to Russia. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

16.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Rechtsnationale Jugendliche in Moskau. A group of nationalist youth in Moscow. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

06.02.2011

Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Aufmarsch der Rechten am 4. November 2010 (Tag der Nationalen Einheit). Dmitry Dyomushkin. Moscow, 4th of November, 2010. The Russian March in Moscow is an nationalist rally held annually in Moscow since 2006. Dmitry Dyomushkin, the Sänger of the largest nationalist organization is heading the rally. Putin's promise to replace the nationwide celebration of the 1917 Great October Revolution with another significant national holiday opened Pandora's box. The new anniversary of the victory of 1612 over Poland which supposed to be the day of Nation Unity turned into a White Power march unleashing many things Russia would not like to show. Intended to invoke patriotism, the new holiday was immediately seized upon by extreme nationalists, who have organized what has come to be called the Russian March. The rally was organized by the People's Union, The Russian Image, and a few other white supremacist groups, including Russian Orthodox fundamentalists and monarchists. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

11.01.2011

Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Moskau. Dmitry Dyomushkin am 4. November 2010 (Tag der Nationalen Einheit). Moscow, 4th of November, 2010. The Russian March in Moscow is an nationalist rally held annually in Moscow since 2006. Dmitry Dyomushkin, the Sänger of the largest nationalist organization is heading the rally. Putin's promise to replace the nationwide celebration of the 1917 Great October Revolution with another significant national holiday opened Pandora's box. The new anniversary of the victory of 1612 over Poland which supposed to be the day of Nation Unity turned into a White Power march unleashing many things Russia would not like to show. Intended to invoke patriotism, the new holiday was immediately seized upon by extreme nationalists, who have organized what has come to be called the Russian March. The rally was organized by the People's Union, The Russian Image, and a few other white supremacist groups, including Russian Orthodox fundamentalists and monarchists. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

11.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Festnahme von ultrarechten Jugendlichen nach einer nicht genehmigten Versammlung. After an unsuccessful attempt of a protest rally which was banned by the Moscow authorities, the nationalists were arrested and detained by the riot police. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

27.02.2011

Riots in Moscow

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Russische Polizei bei einer nicht-genehmigten Versammlung der Ultrarechten. Moscow, Russia, Manezhnaya Square. The Russian police are watching the nationalist protestors on the 11th of January. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

12.01.2011

Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Ultrarechte Jugendliche im Moskauer Nachtleben. Ultra-right youth are dancing at a night concert and party in Moscow. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

23.03.2011

Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Denis Postnov tätowiert eine junge Frau im Hakenkreuz Hemd. Denis Postnov is a famous ultra-right tattoo artist in Moscow. His clients are mostly nationalists and right skinheads. He is making a nationalist tattoo for Galina Ivanova, a graffiti painter and member of Street Art Wight Boys, an ultra-right graffiti team in Moscow. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

23.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Moskau. Aufmarsch der Rechten am 4. November 2010 (Tag der Nationalen Einheit). Moscow, 4th of November, 2010. The Russian March in Moscow is an nationalist rally held annually in Moscow since 2006. Putin's promise to replace the nationwide celebration of the 1917 Great October Revolution with another significant national holiday opened Pandora's box. The new anniversary of the victory of 1612 over Poland which supposed to be the day of Nation Unity turned into a White Power march unleashing many things Russia would not like to show. Intended to invoke patriotism, the new holiday was immediately seized upon by extreme nationalists, who have organized what has come to be called the Russian March. The rally was organized by the People's Union, The Russian Image, and a few other white supremacist groups, including Russian Orthodox fundamentalists and monarchists. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

11.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die "Schutzstaffel" der Pamyat Organisation. Members of the Protection Guard Units are putting band on the hands before going to a nationalist rally in the town of Sergiev Posad near Moscow. The halberd depicted on the band is the Russian symbol of law and order. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

10.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Moskau. Nazi graffiti. A street graffity in Moscow. The 8 stands for the eighth lebtter of the alphabet (H), with 'HH' standing for "Heil Hitler". © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

13.02.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

08.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Dmitry Diomushkin, der Führer der Slawischen Union (SS). Dmitry Diomushkin - the Sänger of the Slavic Union, a Russian Nationalist organization. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

23.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

08.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

08.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

08.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

08.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

10.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

10.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

10.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

29.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. The tattoo is the motto of the Waffen-SS during WWII, it means "My honor is called loyalty." © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

10.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. The tattoo here is the motto of the Waffen-SS during WWII, it means "My honor is called loyalty." The scull is the insignia of the German SS Division "Totenkopf" (Death's Head) during WWII. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

08.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

23.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Dmitry Diomushkin, der Führer der Slawischen Union (SS. Dmitry Diomushkin - the Sänger of the Slavic Union, a Russian Nationalist organization. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

23.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Moskau. Versammlung der Ultrarechten am Tag der Nationalen Einehit. A nationalist rally in Moscow. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

27.02.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

23.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die "Schutzstaffel" der Pamyat Organisation. A group of members of the Protection Guard Units are attending a nationalist rally in the town of Sergiev Posad near Moscow. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

10.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Moskau. Hakenkreuz an einer Unterführung. A swastika on the wall in one of the underground crossing in Moscow. Ultra-right activists often paint nationalist symbols and slogans like "Russia for Russians" in many public places in Moscow. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

30.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Die ultra-nationale Slawische Union (SS) bei ihrem wöchentlichen Militär-Training in den Wäldern vor Moskau. Weekly military training of the ultra-nationalist group Slavic Power in remote woods outside Moscow. Slavic Power (or Slavic Union) with about 5000 members is the largest nationalist organization in Russia. The training includes knife-fighting and shooting. Dmitry Diomushkin is the Sänger of the Slavic Union, a Russian Nationalist organization. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

23.01.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Moskau. Nazi Graffiti. A graffity in Moscow. The 14 Words is a phrase used predominantly by white nationalists. It most commonly refers to the 14-word slogan: "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for White Children". The 8s stand for the eighth lebtter of the alphabet (H), with 'HH' standing for "Heil Hitler". © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

13.02.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Moskau. Rechtsnationale Jugendliche beim Hardbass Tanz. A group of nationalist youth in Moscow are dancing "hardbass", a new style of nationalist music which appeared after the December riots in Manezhnaya Ploschad in Moscow. The 88 acronym (HH or Heil Hitler) number is mentioned in the songs and the lyrics are mostly about racism. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

13.02.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Rechtsnationale Jugendliche beim Hardbass Tanz. A group of nationalist youth in Moscow are dancing "hardbass", a new style of nationalist music which appeared after the December riots in Manezhnaya Ploschad in Moscow. The 88 acronym (HH or Heil Hitler) number is mentioned in the songs and the lyrics are mostly about racism. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

13.02.2011

The Rise of Nationalism in Russia

Russland. Rechtsextremismus. Neo-Nazis. Moskau. Rechtsnationale Jugendliche mit Russland Flagge. A group of nationalist youth in Moscow. © 2011. . Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

Sergey Kozmin / Agentur Focus

13.02.2011