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Udaltsov, Sergey Stanislavovich

Sergey Udaltsov (born February 16, 1977 , Moscow , RSFSR , USSR ) - Russian left politician, leader of the Avant-garde Red Youth movement (AKM), coordinator of the “ Left Front ”, coordinator of the Moscow Council of Initiative Groups of Moscow and the public “Moscow Council” . One of the leaders of the protest movement in Russia in 2011–13 .

Sergey Stanislavovich Udaltsov
Date of Birth
Place of BirthMoscow , RSFSR , USSR
Citizenship Russia
Occupation
Education
The consignment
FatherStanislav Vasilyevich Tyutyukin
SpouseAnastasia Olegovna Udaltsova
ChildrenIvan Sergeevich Udaltsov (b. 2002), Oleg Sergeevich Udaltsov (b. 2005)

Biography

Early years

Sergei Udaltsov was born on February 16, 1977 in Moscow to a family of Soviet scientists and state employees. The great-grandfather of the politician, Ivan Dmitrievich Udaltsov , came from the nobility , but at the age of 20 in 1905 he joined the Russian Social-Democratic Labor Party of the Bolsheviks , after the Civil War was dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences of Moscow State University , in 1928–1930 he worked as rector reorganization of Moscow State University, later in 1944 became the first director of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations . In 1962, a street was named after him in the territory of the modern Western administrative district of Moscow . The grandfather of the politician Ivan Ivanovich Udaltsov in 1962-1965 replaced the head of the Ideological Department of the Central Committee of the CPSU , in 1965-1970 he was advisor-envoy of the Soviet embassy in Czechoslovakia , in 1970-1976 headed the Novosti press agency and ended the party career as USSR ambassador to Greece . In his footsteps, the uncle of politics, Aleksandr Ivanovich Udaltsov , who served as Russia's ambassador to Latvia in 1996–2001, Slovakia in 2005–2010, and Lithuania since 2013, followed in his footsteps. Udaltsov's mother, Margarita Ivanovna, married the historian Stanislav Vasilyevich Tyutyukin , who specialized in the history of the revolutionary movement in Russia. It was S. V. Tyutyukin, contrary to the objections of his wife, who decided to give Sergey his mother's name. Thus, Sergei Udaltsov never carried the name of his father, and therefore could not refuse her, as some media outlets wrote about this [1] [2] [3] [4] .

According to Udaltsov, despite his origin, his parents lived as average Soviet citizens. The future politician lived in a panel house near the metro station "Kolomenskaya" , after school he entered the law faculty of the Moscow State Academy of Water Transport . Udaltsov said that his family did not adhere to orthodox Marxist-Leninist views , and his passion for the ideology of Stalinism began in the perestroika years against the background of Stalin’s all-round criticism. In an interview, he mentioned that he had been working from the first course, doing random jobs - for example, delivering newspapers or selling cosmetics. After graduating from the institute in 1999, Udaltsov worked for some time as a lawyer in the socio-political newspaper Glasnost , which was published by the Union of Communist Parties - the Communist Party of the Soviet Union [5] [6] [7] .

Labor Russia

In his student years, Udaltsov became interested in politics and in 1997 joined the “Labor Russia” social-political movement , which was headed by Viktor Anpilov . The first action of Udaltsov in the ranks of "Labor Russia" was the "March to Moscow", which Anpilov organized under the impression of the Brazilian opposition marches to the capital city of Brasilia . According to Udaltsov, he walked in a column of about a thousand people, coming from Tula . “Hike to Moscow” lasted a week with regular stops for halt and campaigning. After several columns from different cities came together in Moscow, in the area of the Prazhskaya metro station, the procession was stopped by riot police and irrigation machines [5] .

In December 1999, Udaltsov took part in the elections to the State Duma of the III convocation as the last 18th number of the list of the electoral bloc "Stalin Bloc: Labor Russia - Officers for the USSR" created by Antipov, the head of the "Union of Officers" Stanislav Terekhov and the leader Bolshevik Party Eduard Limonov . Anpilov and Joseph Stalin's grandson Yevgeny Dzhugashvili were in the top three of the union list, and the Stalin Bloc election program included the abolition of the presidency of Russia , the restoration of the USSR , the abolition of privatization results of the early 1990s and the prosecution of foreign banks. trade [2] . The bloc failed in the elections, gaining 0.63% of the vote and not having a single person in the State Duma. In the early 2000s, Udaltsov remained an active member of the movement, and in 2002-2003 he was a member of the central committee and the Moscow city committee of the Communists of Labor Russia party [3] [6] [8] .

Avant-garde of the red youth, SKP-KPSS

In 1998, Udaltsov created under the wing of “Labor Russia” the youth political organization “ Avant-garde of the red youth ” (in abbreviated form, AKM). According to him, in the beginning, AKM ideologically was a red-brown (communo-fascist) organization , speaking from the standpoint of revanchism and apologetics of the Stalin period. The Kalashnikov assault rifle was chosen as the emblem of the organization, the most vivid motto sounded like “Socialism or death!”. AKM members were involved in protests at events of liberal politicians, picketed the embassies of “bourgeois countries”, rallied against spot building, for the rights of workers and residents of dormitories, participated in May Day demonstrations and the annual “Anti-capitalism” initiated by Udaltsov in 2001. In addition to peaceful pickets, the organization addressed radical methods of expression. In 2001, Alexander Shalimov, a member of the AKM headquarters, was sentenced to 2 years in prison for having thrown a petrol bomb into the office of the Church of Scientology . In 2003, activist Igor Fyodorovich attempted an explosion outside the Mosgortrans building in protest against the increase in travel prices [1] [2] [9] .

In the fall of 2003, a split occurred in the movement, as a result of which a part of activists expressed their loyalty to Udaltsova, and a part to the activist of Labor Russia Maria Donchenko. In 2004, differences between Udaltsov and Anpilov escalated into conflict. The politician left the “Labor Russia” and joined the UCP -CPSU , headed by the former secretary of the CPSU Central Committee Oleg Shenin , who proclaimed himself the successor of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union . Following him, AKP members loyal to him joined the CPSU, and for some time the AKM CPSU and AKM “Labor Russia” existed under the leadership of Donchenko. In the mid-2000s, AKM was one of the largest radical youth organizations. Udaltsov participated in a number of notable actions of that time: an attempt to seize the office of the Minister of Education Andrei Fursenko (conceived by analogy with the action of the national bolsheviks who seized the cabinet of the Minister of Health , blocking traffic along Ilyinka with a live chain in protest against the monetization of benefits , hanging up an anti-Putin banner on the Ivan the Great Bell Tower on Cathedral Square of the Moscow Kremlin . In the CPSU, Udaltsov entered the central committee and subsequently unsuccessfully participated in the elections to the Moscow City Duma of the IV convocation according to the list of the Moscow city branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation . At the plenum of the Central Committee of the CPSU in October 2006, Udaltsov proposed to unite AKM and the CPSU with the renaming of the general organization into the United Communist Party, All-Union Communist Party or Bolshevik Party, citing the youth’s insensitivity to the CPSU brand , but the proposal was rejected [10] . As a result, in 2007, Udaltsov and his supporters left the ranks of the CPSU [1] [3] [6] [8] .

Left Front

Since 2004, AKM Udaltsova has collaborated with a former employee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, State Duma deputy from Just Russia, Ilya Ponomarev , who led the alliance of the leftist radical organizations of the Youth Left Front. In an effort to take place outside of the youth policy, Udaltsov was one of the initiators of the creation of the “ Left Front ” - the unification of disparate left -wing political movements with the prospect of creating a new left-wing party. During the formation, members of the AKM, Labor Russia, the Russian Communist Youth Union , the Communist Party of the Soviet Communist Party and a number of other organizations joined the “Left Front”. At the founding congress in October 2008, he was elected to the council and executive committee of the Left Front and became the coordinator of his organizational department. In addition to him, the leadership of the Left Front included Ponomarev, the leader of the RCP-CPSU, Aleksey Prigarin, the director of the Collective Action Institute and the wife of State Duma deputy Oleg Shein Karin Clement and the head of the Islamic Committee of Russia Geidar Jemal [1] . The Left Front program envisaged reforms aimed at achieving socialism : a transition from voluntary secret balloting to mandatory open voting, reduction of presidential powers with subsequent abolition of office, nationalization of natural resources, banks and other financial institutions, elimination of private ownership of land and elimination of bank secrecy [ 2] [3] [4] .

Despite ideological differences, in the second half of the 2000s, Udaltsov was involved in the work of a number of broad opposition associations and coalitions, which included participants of both nationalist and liberal views. In 2006–2007, Udaltsov and AKM collaborated with the Other Russia coalition and took part in the Dissenters' Marches organized by it. The ways of Udaltsov and Other Russia diverged in the fall of 2007, when the federal coalition congress decided to nominate a single candidate for the 2008 presidential election . Udaltsov named the likely candidates Garry Kasparov and Mikhail Kasyanov as semi-comic characters and found that “Other Russia” does not have a sufficiently wide representation of the opposition forces and will not be able to choose a strong consensus candidate [11] [12] .

In 2007, Udaltsov became one of the founders and coordinators of the Council of Moscow Initiative Groups, bringing together representatives of more than 100 housing, urban-planning, environmental and social, social and political organizations of Moscow. Later in 2009, the Council of Initiative Groups was transformed into the Moscow Council (Moscow City Council) movement, which put forward a number of political demands, including the return of the election of heads of regional leaders and the resignation of Yuri Luzhkov as mayor of Moscow [5] [10] .

In May 2008, Udaltsov became a deputy of the AKM established by the “Other Russia” of the Russian Federation , joined the political bureau of the association and headed the committee for interaction with social protest groups. Also in 2008, Udaltsov joined the working group of the Union of Coordinating Councils, which included representatives of extra-systemic left forces: AKM, Russian Communist Youth Union , Russian Communist Party of the CPSU , Labor Russia, Association of Marxist Organizations, and Islamic Committee [3] [ 6] [7] [8] .

In November 2009, Udaltsov co-led the creation of the “ Russian United Labor Front ” (also the “ROT Front” or the “Labor Front”), designed to represent left forces in future parliamentary elections . Along with the Left Front, the Russian Communist Party , the air traffic controllers and auto industry workers and the Ford workers union decided to join the party . In February 2010, at the founding congress, Udaltsov was elected to the central committee and political council of the Labor Front; in July, the party submitted an application to the Ministry of Justice . Parties were denied registration in July and another five times during 2010–2011. In May 2011, in response to the creation of the All-Russian Popular Front "Labor Front", "Left Front", "Other Russia" and the association "Homeland: Common Sense" Mikhail Delyagin formed the National Salvation Committee, designed to counteract the holding of no-alternative elections [1] [2 ] .

Protests of 2011–2013

 
Sergey Udaltsov and Dmitry Gudkov , March 18, 2012

Udaltsova was widely known for taking part in the protest movement, which was formed after the elections to the State Duma of the VI convocation. Wife Udaltsova Anastasia was one of the applicants for the rally on Bolotnaya Square on December 10, 2011, but the politician himself was at that time in custody and went on a hunger strike in protest against numerous administrative arrests [3] . At the same time, Udaltsov met with lawyer Violetta Volkova, who later repeatedly acted as his advocate in various processes [13] .

In January 2012, Udaltsov, despite ideological differences, signed an agreement on cooperation between the Left Front and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation at the March presidential elections in Russia on the condition that the political demands of street protest are met, for which he was criticized by his associates [7] . In February, Udaltsov was registered as a confidant of presidential candidate Gennady Zyuganov and spoke in support of Zyuganov on television, but Zyuganov did not win [2] [3] . In October 2012, Udaltsov took part in the elections to the Coordination Council of the Russian opposition and ranked 20th in terms of the number of votes among 45 elected delegates [2] [9] .

Detention and arrest

According to 2013 data, Udaltsov was detained more than 100 times at rallies and demonstrations [14] . The last time Sergey Udaltsov was detained on August 14, 2018 according to Part 8 of Art. 20.2 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation for 30 days for repeated violation of the rules for holding mass events, namely, for the action before the start of the agreed rally on July 28 on Sakharov Avenue [15] .

Attack on Anna Pozdnyakov

On April 21, 2012, during a rally in Ulyanovsk , at which Udaltsov was present together with Zyuganov, an incident occurred with the participation of the freelance correspondent of Road Radio , activist of United Russia Young Guard , Anna Pozdnyakova. According to the girl, during the rally, she turned to Udaltsov with questions about the hunger strike of “Social Revolutionary” Oleg Shein, but after a short conversation the politician hit her, which led to a closed head injury [16] . Udaltsov argued that he only closed the lens with his hand, and the charges are provocative. The police rejected a statement about false denunciation and filed a case under part 1 of article 116 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation “Beating”. The court considered the video, medical examination materials and testimony provided by the prosecution, but refused to admit to the case a number of materials confirming the arguments of the defense [17] . In June, the court sentenced Udaltsov to 240 hours of compulsory work, which were later replaced by a fine of 35 thousand rubles [18] . Udaltsov pleaded not guilty. In November, after the cassation, which left the sentence in force, the politician complained to Izvestia journalists that he had no means to pay the fine, and announced plans to collect funds from citizens [2] [19] .

Дело Удальцова, Развозжаева и Лебедева

 
Плакат на шествии в поддержку политзаключённых 27 октября 2013 г.

5 октября 2012 года в эфире телеканала НТВ был представлен документальный фильм « Анатомия протеста — 2 », главным героем которого стал Удальцов. Часть фильма была посвящена встрече Удальцова и его помощников Константина Лебедева и Леонида Развозжаева с главой парламента по обороне и безопасности Грузии Гиви Таргамадзе (по характеристике, данной журналистами НТВ, «конструктором цветных революций»), консулом Грузии в Республики Молдова Михаилом Иашвили и их помощниками. Материалы съёмки скрытой камерой свидетельствовали, что участники встречи обсуждали финансирование протестного движения из-за рубежа, подготовку массовых беспорядков и насильственной смены власти. Следственный комитет инициировал проверку, в рамках которой Удальцов дал показания на допросе 11 октября, 17 октября в отношении него было возбуждено уголовное дело по обвинению в подготовке массовых беспорядков. По материалам дела, рассмотренным Басманным судом города Москвы 18 октября, Удальцов, Лебедев и Развозжаев планировали осенью 2012 года организовать массовые беспорядки с участием 35 тысячи человек, для чего организовали сеть тренировочных лагерей по стране. По информации следствия, активисты «Левого фронта» планировали начать захват власти в Калининграде и планировали привлечь около 20 миллионов рублей из различных источников. Материалы дела почти полностью повторяли сведения, изложенные в фильме «Анатомия протеста — 2» [2] .

26 октября политику были предъявлены обвинения и выбрана мера пресечения в виде подписки о невыезде [2] . 9 февраля 2013 года Басманный районный суд изменил меру пресечения на домашний арест [20] . Суд несколько раз продлевал арест: 1 апреля домашний арест был продлён до 6 августа, затем 1 августа увеличен до 6 октября, после 2 октября суд продлил арест до 6 февраля 2014 года, таким образом увеличив его до 1 года [21] [22] [23] Попытка оспорить это решение в Мосгорсуде не увенчалась успехом [24] .

19 июня 2013 Сергей Удальцов и Леонид Развозжаев были доставлены в Следственный комитет, где им были предъявлены окончательные обвинения. Удальцову вменялась организация массовых беспорядков на Болотной площади 6 мая 2012 года, а также попытки организовать массовые беспорядки по всей России [25] . 15 ноября СКР сообщил, что Удальцов закончил ознакомление с материалами уголовного дела [26] , после чего его адвокаты выступили с требованием прекратить данное уголовное дело [27] , но им было отказано [28] . В конце ноября по завершению расследования уголовное дело было направлено в Генпрокуратуру для утверждения обвинения и передачи дела в суд [29] . 4 декабря стало известно, что заместитель генерального прокурора России Виктор Гринь утвердил обвинительное заключение по делу Удальцова и Развозжаева, после чего оно было направлено в Мосгорсуд [30] [31] .

26 декабря состоялось первое заседание суда по данному делу [32] , однако суд принял решение вернуть его в прокуратуру [33] . Прокуроры обжаловали данное решение [34] , но затем жалобу отозвали [35] .

Выборы мэра Москвы в 2013 году

Находясь под домашним арестом, в июне 2013 года Удальцов объявил о планах участия в запланированных на сентябрь выборах мэра Москвы и опубликовал в социальных сетях и блоге на сайте «Эха Москвы» тезисы своей политической программы [36] . В начале июля находившийся под домашним арестом политик попытался подать документы для регистрации в качестве кандидата через доверенных лиц, но Мосизбирком потребовал личного присутствия Удальцова. За изменением условий ареста Удальцов обратился в Следственный комитет и Басманный районный суд города Москвы , но судья направлял его к следователям, а следователи — к судье. Адвокатам Удальцова удалось убедить Мосизбирком принять документы только за день до окончания сбора подписей граждан и муниципальных депутатов в поддержку выдвижения [37] . Удальцов назвал эту ситуацию вопиющей и призвал Алексея Навального , Ивана Мельникова , Николая Левичева и Сергея Митрохина снять свои кандидатуры в знак протеста [38] . В сентябре за 4 дня до выборов «Левый фронт» Удальцова выступил в поддержку кандидата от КПРФ — Ивана Мельникова [3] [39] .

Sentence

9 июля 2014 года Удальцов выступил в суде с последним словом, где заявил о недоказанности своей вины и о том, что массовых беспорядков 6 мая 2012 года не было. 24 июля 2014 года Мосгорсуд признал Сергея Удальцова виновным в организации массовых беспорядков и приговорил к 4,5 годам лишения свободы. Удальцов был взят под стражу в зале суда [40] . Сразу после этого оппозиционер, которого отправили в СИЗО-1 («Матросская тишина») , в знак протеста против приговора объявил «бессрочную» голодовку [41] , которую прекратил через 26 дней [42] . Срок заключения отсчитывается с 9 февраля 2013 года, когда Удальцов был помещён под домашний арест, и истёк 8 августа 2017 года.

После освобождения

На пресс-конференции, которую Удальцов дал 10 августа 2017 года после своего освобождения, политик заявил о планах объединить «левых» вокруг единого кандидата в президентской гонке (в качестве возможных кандидатов Удальцов назвал советника президента по вопросам региональной экономической интеграции Сергея Глазьева и писателя Захара Прилепина ), раскритиковал Алексея Навального и других бывших соратников по оппозиционному движению и выразил готовность продолжить критику Путина за то, что последний не оправдал патриотический подъём после присоединения Крыма к Российской Федерации [43] [44] .

На президентских выборах 2018 года поддержал кандидатуру Павла Грудинина , выдвинутого от КПРФ . Изначально являлся доверенным лицом кандидата, но 26 января исключён из списка доверенных лиц, поскольку, по его словам, в КПРФ допустили «техническую ошибку» и ему изначально была обозначена роль не статус доверенного лица кандидата, а доверенного лица выдвинувшей Грудинина партии, то есть КПРФ [45] . По некоторым данным, численность "Левого Фронта" составляет около 15 000 человек.

Personal life

Доходы

После окончания юридического факультета Удальцов работал юристом в различных компаниях. В 2007 году политик на вопрос журналиста о месте работы ответил, что консультирует своих политических союзников и помогает им «решать различные проблемы» [2] . В 2017 году в интервью Владимиру Соловьёву адвокат политика Виолетта Волкова характеризовала Сергея Удальцова как «абсолютно нищего» и отмечала, что наняла его в качестве своего помощника, чему способствовало его юридическое образование, полученное в МГАВТ [46] .

Hobbies

Удальцов увлекается игрой в футбол и является поклонником рок-группы « Гражданская оборона » и её основателя Егора Летова . Вплоть до 2003 года Удальцов занимался организацией концертов «Гражданской обороны» в Москве и других городах страны [2] .

Family

Политик женат на бывшей участнице НБП Анастасии Удальцовой (1978 г. р.), на которой женился в 2001 году, вскоре после знакомства. Удальцова работала вместе с супругом, в 2004—2008 годах была руководителем пресс-службы «Авангарда красной молодёжи», в 2008—2013 годах — пресс-службы «Левого фронта». По словам политика, она также помогала ему вести блог в « Живом Журнале ». У пары двое сыновей — Иван (2002 г. р.) и Олег (2005 г. р.), которых пара на время митингов оставляла с бабушкой [2] [3] [4] [6] [7] . Иван Сергеевич Удальцов стал призёром (2018) и победителем (2019) Заключительного этапа Всероссийской олимпиады школьников по литературе [47] .

В 2019 г. Анастасия Удальцова зарегистрировалась как кандидат в депутаты в Мосгордуму [48] .

Publicism

В сентябре 2012 года Удальцов представил на Московской межуднародной книжной выставке-ярмарке книгу «Путин. Взгляд с Болотной площади», в которой сосредоточился на вопросах, поднятых оппозицией во время акций протеста — «вертикали власти», коррупции, политическом беспределе, отсутствии свобод, состоянии хозяйства и культуры [49] .

В начале 2013 года вышла вторая книга Удальцова «Путину — бой!», в которую вошли статьи за авторством политика, интервью и записи дебатов с его участием [50] . В 2017 году была опубликована третья книга под названием «Катехизис протеста. За что мы боремся» [51] .

Books Sergei Udaltsov sold over 10,000 copies

  • Udaltsov S. Putin. View from the Swamp area. - M .: Eksmo, 2012. - 224 p. - ISBN 978-5-4438-0109-4 .
  • Udaltsov S. Putin - fight !. - M .: Algorithm, 2013. - 240 p. - ISBN 978-5-4438-0209-1 .

In culture

  • Udaltsov is one of the heroes of the book “ 12 Dissenters ” by Valery Panyushkin - a collection of short stories about heroes of protest actions published in 2009. In addition to the history of Udaltsov, the book presents the stories of Garry Kasparov , Viktor Shenderovich , Maria Gaidar , Ilya Yashin , Maxim Gromov , Andrei Illarionov , Marina Litvinovich , Anatoly Yermolin , Vissarion Aseev and Natalia Morari [52] [53] .
  • “ Deadline ” (directors: Alexey Pivovarov , Pavel Kostomarov and Alexander Rastorguev , production: Russia), 2014.

See also

  • Avant-garde red youth
  • Rage day
  • March of Dissent

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 Alexey Chelnokov. The elusive Udaltsov // Full revolt. Opposition "dirty laundry". - M .: Yauza-Press, Eksmo, 2012. - 288 p. - ISBN 978-5-9955-0463-4 .
  2. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Udaltsov, Sergey (Neopr.) . Lentapediya.
  3. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Elena Vlasenko. Sergey Udaltsov, candidate for Bulk (Neopr.) . Top secret (September 30, 2013).
  4. ↑ 1 2 3 Left front and rear (Unreferenced) . Kommersant (March 19, 2012).
  5. ↑ 1 2 3 Ilya Drums. On the line of attack (Neopr.) . New time (February 6, 2014).
  6. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 Biographies of Sergey Udaltsov and Leonid Razvozzhaev. Dossier (Neopr.) . TASS (July 24, 2014).
  7. ↑ 1 2 3 4 Sergey Udaltsov (Neopr.) . Free press.
  8. ↑ 1 2 3 Danila Halperovich. Oppositionist Sergei Udaltsov (Neopr.) . Radio Liberty (September 9, 2012).
  9. ↑ 1 2 Udaltsov free. What is known oppositionist, and what will be his political future (Neopr.) . Open Russia (August 8, 2017).
  10. ↑ 1 2 Oppositionist Udaltsov released from arrest (Neopr.) . Vesti.ru (January 4, 2012).
  11. ↑ Maxim Yaroshevsky. "Other Russia" has a loss: on without AKM (Neopr.) . Radio Liberty (September 30, 2007).
  12. ↑ AKM leaves the "Other Russia" (Neopr.) . Lenta.ru (September 30, 2007).
  13. ↑ Lawyers for PR: Violetta Volkova (Neopr.) . Lenta.ru (November 22, 2012).
  14. ↑ Oleg Morozov. Day of Sergei Udaltsov (Neopr.) . Daily Journal (April 24, 2013).
  15. ↑ Udaltsova was arrested for 30 days for an illegal rally in front of an authorized rally (Neoprov.) . Interfax (August 14, 2018).
  16. ↑ Olga Kuzmenkova, Olga Spivak. Udaltsov received the labor front (Unsolved) . Newspaper.ru (June 27, 2012).
  17. ↑ Sergey Gogin. Udaltsov is ready to educate the "Young Guard" (Neopr.) . Radio Liberty (May 25, 2012).
  18. ↑ Dmitry Dolin. Girl for beating (Neopr.) . Expert Online (June 28, 2012).
  19. Udaltsov: “I don’t have money for the penalty of a beaten Pozdnyakova” (Neopr.) . The News (November 19, 2012).
  20. ↑ Sergei Udaltsov was put under house arrest (Neopr.) . BBC Russian (February 9, 2013). Archived March 16, 2013.
  21. ↑ Kuzmenkova, Olga Udaltsova closed for the summer (Neopr.) . Gazeta.ru (April 1, 2013). Archived April 17, 2013.
  22. ↑ Ivashkina, Daria Sergey Udaltsov will remain under house arrest until October 6 (Neopr.) . Komsomolskaya Pravda (August 1, 2013).
  23. ↑ The court extended the house arrest of Udaltsov until February 6 (Neopr.) . Arguments and Facts (October 2, 2013).
  24. ↑ Semenov, Maxim Prolonging the arrest of Udaltsov was recognized as legitimate (Unresolved) . Vzglyad.ru (November 6, 2013).
  25. ↑ Dzhanpoladova, Natalya Udaltsov and Razvozzhaev begin to get acquainted with the case (Neoprov.) . Radio Liberty (June 21, 2013).
  26. ↑ SC: Udaltsov finished exploring the case file (Unsolved) . RIA News (November 15, 2013).
  27. ↑ Udaltsov’s defense demands to stop his criminal prosecution (Unsolved) . Rosbalt (November 18, 2013).
  28. ↑ The investigation refused to stop the criminal case against Udaltsov (Neopr.) . Radio Liberty (November 29, 2013).
  29. ↑ The investigation of the criminal case against Udaltsov was completed (Neopr.) . Lenta.ru (November 25, 2013).
  30. ↑ The case of Udaltsov and Razvozzhaeva went to court (Unsolved) . News (December 4, 2013).
  31. ↑ Udaltsov was handed an indictment on the “swamp case” (Neopr.) . Rosbalt (December 6, 2013).
  32. ↑ The trial of Udaltsov and Razvozzhaev was decided not to begin (Neopr.) . BBC (December 26, 2013).
  33. ↑ Pontus, Julia “From the point of view of power, Udaltsova with Razvozzhaev should be punished” (Unidentified) . Kommersant FM (December 27, 2013).
  34. The prosecutor's office is unhappy that the court returned the Udaltsov case (Unsolved) . BBC (December 27, 2013).
  35. ↑ The prosecutor's office has withdrawn the complaint against the return of the Udaltsov and Razvozzhaev cases (Neoprov.) . Radio Liberty (December 30, 2013).
  36. ↑ Elections of the mayor of Moscow: S. Udaltsov called for oppositional primaries (Neoprom.) . RBC (June 5, 2013).
  37. ↑ Natalia Dzhanpoladova. Mayor's election boycott (Unsolved) . Radio Liberty (July 29, 2013).
  38. ↑ Udaltsov urged candidates to withdraw from the election of the mayor of Moscow (Neopr.) . In Moscow (July 29, 2013).
  39. Лев The “Left Front” will support Ivan Melnikov in the election of the mayor of Moscow (Neopr.) . Interfax (September 4, 2013).
  40. ↑ Udaltsov and Razvozzhaev sentenced to 4.5 years in prison
  41. ↑ Doctors fear that the hunger strike will affect the state of Udaltsov
  42. ↑ Udaltsov stopped the hunger strike so that he would not be force-fed
  43. ↑ Leonid Radzikhovsky: The logic of Udaltsov released from prison is overwhelming with his madness (Neopr.) . The Insider (August 11, 2017).
  44. ↑ Daria Garmonenko. Udaltsov accused Navalny of provocations at the Swamp (Neopr.) . Nezavisimaya Gazeta (August 1, 2017).
  45. ↑ Galina Mislivskaya. Pavel Grudinin expelled Sergei Udaltsov from among his proxies (Neoprov.) . Rossiyskaya Gazeta (January 26, 2018).
  46. ↑ Vladimir Solovyov, Anna Shafran, Violetta Volkova. "Udaltsov has already drawn conclusions" (Unc.) . Vesti FM (April 26, 2017).
  47. “I didn’t study textbooks”: how did a pupil of school № 463 win a literature contest (rus.) (Neopr.) ? . Nagatinsky Zaton (May 8, 2019). The appeal date is July 7, 2019.
  48. ↑ Free Press Residents of the Moscow district of Khoroshevo-Mnevniki demand that the barbarian building be stopped () by the Author's Bureau, wwww.svpressa.ru. June 27, 2019 Verified by June 30, 2019
  49. ↑ Victor Vasiliev. Udaltsov looked at Putin from the point of view of Bolotnaya Square (Neopr.) . Voice of America (September 8, 2012).
  50. ↑ Vladislav Polyansky. Scrolling through Udaltsov (Neopr.) . Special letter (March 9, 2013).
  51. ↑ The book “Catechism of protest. What are we fighting for? ”Udaltsov Sergey Stanislavovich - buy books on KNIGAMIR.com with worldwide delivery | 978-5-906842-03-9 (Neopr.) . knigamir.com. The appeal date is July 7, 2019.
  52. ↑ Elena Fanaylova. 12 dissent Valery Panyushkina (Neopr.) . Radio Liberty (April 19, 2009).
  53. ↑ Panyushkin V. 12 Dissenters. - M .: Zakharov, 2009. - 288 p. - ISBN 978-5-8159-0915-1 .

Links

  • Sergey Udaltsov (Neopr.) . Blogs . Echo of Moscow . The appeal date is August 1, 2013.
  • Sergey Udaltsov (Neopr.) . Persons . Echo of Moscow . Circulation date August 1, 2013. Archived March 16, 2013.
  • Udaltsov, Sergey - an article in Lentapedia . year 2012.
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