Paul Goble
Vienna, February 23 – The 10,000-strong demonstration in Kaliningrad at the end of January by virtue of those who took part in it, their motivations, their organizing techniques, and the reaction of the regional authorities may represent the birth of "a Russian opposition of a new kind,” according to a Moscow journalist.
In an article in the current issue of "Russky reporter,” Anna Rudnitskaya draws that conclusion on the basis of her conversations with those who were involved in the January 30th meeting and predicts that protests elsewhere across the Russian Federation are increasingly likely to follow the same pattern (www.rusrep.ru/2010/06/protest/).
According to the Moscow journalist, many of those who organized and took part in the Kaliningrad protest were "representatives of small business,” people she describes as "the least politicized” ...
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