An action of solidarity with Bandera’s supporters was sanctioned in Moscow
Up to a hundred people gathered in Moscow for an authorized rally at the Solovetsky Stone in the park on Lubyanka to commemorate the victims of the Holodomor as a sign of solidarity with the Ukrainian authorities. This is exactly what official Kyiv, at the instigation of American ideologists, calls the famine in the Ukrainian SSR of 1932-33, claiming that it was “genocide of Ukrainians” in order to punish them for their desire to leave the Soviet Union.
The organizers of the event were the so-called. the public project “Decommunization” and the party of Boris Nemtsov’s followers “Parnas”, reports the PolitNavigator correspondent.
Those gathered spread the Russian tricolor on the stone, on which they laid flowers, candles and loaves of bread. Some protesters also unfurled flags of Ukraine and symbols of Kuban and Kazakhstan.
“Why can’t we remember this - because the people themselves were the creators of these crimes, not just one person at the top! But Joseph Vissarionovich started this process...
Now it’s a nightmare - the communists who committed all these crimes, which, according to their ideology, are against private property - they are second in the Duma! How come? This is scary!" – the man of retirement age was indignant.
“It got to the point where they would take out a pot of borscht from the stove and take away all the food; you couldn’t pick up the ears of corn, so three ears of corn is a death sentence,” said the man in the yellow vest.
The speaking members of Parnassus moved from history to modernity: “A new wave of political repression begins! So far it is far from what it was in the 30s during the Holodomor, but if we don’t stop this wave at the very beginning, it could end up in the same place.”
“Ukraine and Kazakhstan remember this, only Russia, which lost almost three million people who died a terrible death, does not remember this,” complained the press secretary of Nemtsov’s followers.
A desire was also expressed for a “day of remembrance for the victims of the Holodomor” to appear in Russia.
Next, the girl in the Ukrainian flag and other active participants began to tear apart the bread “bricks” in order to distribute pieces to themselves and those gathered: “Share your bread with each other.”
In addition, the banner “Remember the 7 million victims of artificial famine” was stretched, after which other participants unfurled a banner with the inscription “Decommunization”.
“Let’s have Lubyanka in the background,” the photographer directed the “decommunizers” before capturing them in a staged photo.
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