Talk:Russian march

Preposterous claims, false images

Flags used during the Russian March.

Whoever wrote this article and inserted images, clearly either did not understand what he was doing, or more likely deliberately spoke lies. As an example to prove my point, this image used in the article fails any test. This old image comes from an article dated 10-19-2006, but the Russian March took place two weeks later on 11-04-2006. You could only do worse if you used some 50 year old KKK black and white photographs. --Ram2006 01:52, 30 January 2007 (UTC)

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The caption under the photograph 'Walking several hundred meters within narrow corridor lined by heavily armed riot police was a remarkable experience' is ridiculous, namely the 'remarkable experience'. The 'remarkable experience' is entirely subjective, and has no place without a proper reference to a reputable source at the very least. I have edited the caption to remove the last two words but keep the gist, though the entire caption needs redoing.

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Needs mainly a route depiction in Moscow, a smoother description and URL's fixed in templates. --Brand спойт 13:09, 2 January 2007 (UTC)

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