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Russian Opposition Braves Sub-Zero Cold on Protest Anniversary
Russian Opposition Braves Sub-Zero Cold on Protest Anniversary
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Activists headed to downtown Lubyanka Square in Moscow to mark the first anniversary of large-scale opposition protests in Russia by laying flowers at a... 15.12.2012, Sputnik International
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Activists headed to downtown Lubyanka Square in Moscow to mark the first anniversary of large-scale opposition protests in Russia by laying flowers at a memorial to victims of political persecution in the Soviet Union. The rally was not sanctioned by City Hall, giving police the right to detain people in the square.
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Russian Opposition Braves Sub-Zero Cold on Protest Anniversary
17:03 GMT 15.12.2012 (Updated: 19:56 GMT 19.10.2022) Activists headed to downtown Lubyanka Square in Moscow to mark the first anniversary of large-scale opposition protests in Russia by laying flowers at a memorial to victims of political persecution in the Soviet Union. The rally was not sanctioned by City Hall, giving police the right to detain people in the square.
Activists headed to downtown Lubyanka Square in Moscow to mark the first anniversary of large-scale opposition protests in Russia by laying flowers at a memorial to victims of political persecution in the Soviet Union. The rally was not sanctioned by City Hall, giving police the right to detain people in the square.
