#2 Russian police arrest National-Bolshevik Party members after protest outside “Sberbank” in Moscow. Protesters demanded compensation for savings lost during the Soviet collapse in 1991.

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#2 Russian police arrest National-Bolshevik Party members after protest outside “Sberbank” in Moscow. Protesters demanded compensation for savings lost during the Soviet collapse in 1991.

A Turning Point in History: The Anti-Government Rally in Moscow on March 10, 1991

#2 Russian police arrest National-Bolshevik Party members after protest outside “Sberbank” in Moscow. Protesters demanded compensation for savings lost during the Soviet collapse in 1991.

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