Wednesday, January 19, 2011

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Yaroslavl - Nobody is forgotten, nothing is forgotten!

STAS MARKELOV and Nastya Baburova: NO NOT FORGOTTEN, NOTHING IS FORGOTTEN!

Two years have passed since the brutal murder of a famous lawyer-fascist Stas
Markelov and Anastasia Baburova. Accused of murdering Nikita Tikhonov
and Eugene Khasis already taken place for the defendants. Hopefully, they will get their at maximum. We can see that Nazism not only weakened in contemporary Russian society, but also has taken root among the youth. Neo-Nazis have played an active role in bringing football fans fascist thugs meet with representatives of the church. The state of his patriotic rhetoric only throws logs into a smoldering fire intolerance. Under these conditions, the growing confrontation
brown threat is becoming a necessity for any left activist.

19 Number has become in modern Russia that afternoon, when people disagree with that color
skin is a determining factor in relation to another person, go to
streets. We therefore give a message to the Nazi rabble that all of their knives,
traumatic, bullets will not stop the anti-fascist movement. No threats could not get
Stas Markelova stop helping find themselves in a difficult position
antifascist, social activists, and each January 19, we recall
our opponents (be it a street thug or his employer of the number of corrupt officials
/ business) about it!

In Yaroslavl, as in many other cities in Russia and abroad, today passed the action
memory of the victims of neo-Nazism. About 20 boys and girls were holding portraits of Stas and Nastia,
posters expressing solidarity and respect for lost comrades. Passers-by were distributed leaflets stating that forced us to go outside. During the rally, comrades talked about what each of them meant the activities of Stas and Nastia. Chanted anti-fascist slogans. The picket was also visited by journalists and staff police. The picket took place without incident. No pasaran!

Author Notes: The socialist movement forward - Yaroslavl.

Originally published at Committee on January 19 . You can comment here or there .

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