Ilya Lazarenko

Ilya Lazarenko
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Neo-Nazism in Russia
Organisations Russian National Unity (1990) Front of National Revolutionary Action (1991) Russian National Union (1993) Kolovrat National Socialist Russian Workers' Party People's National Party (1994) Navi Society (1996) Russian National Socialist Party Slavic Union (1999) Schultz-88 (2001) Russian Imperial Movement (2002) Mad Crowd Combat Terrorist Organization (2003) National Socialism / White Power National Socialist Society Russian Image (2004) Format18 (2005) Northern Brotherhood Ryno-Skachevsky gang (2006) White Society-88 (2008) BORN (2009) Rusich Group (2014) Atomwaffen Division Russland (2015) The Savior (fl. 2006)
Individuals Alexander Barkashov Dmitry Borovikov Viacheslav Datsik Dmitry Demushkin Alexey Dobrovolsky Denis Kapustin Konstantin Kasimovsky Igor Mangushev Alexey Milchakov Denis Nekrasov Yan Petrovsky Dmitry Utkin Stanislav Vorobyov
Murders Mamed Mamedov (2002) Nikolai Girenko (2004) Moscow market bombing (2006) by Yevgeny Krasnoyarov (2006–2016) Shamil Odamanov (2007) Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova (2009) by the Academy maniacs (2010–2011) by The Cleaners (2014–2015) Izhevsk school shooting (2022)
Related topics 1993 Russian constitutional crisis Football hooliganism List of Russian serial killers Managed nationalism Putinism Ruscism Russian Fascist Party Russian nationalism Russian people's militias in Ukraine Skinheads Ultras Wagner Group

Ilya Lazarenko is a proponent of Neo-Nazism in Russia. He founded the Navi Society ru:Лазаренко, Илья Викторович

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