2011–2013 Russian protests
The 2011–2013 Russian protests (which some English language media referred to as the Snow Revolution) began in 2011 (as protests against the 2011 Russian legislative election results) and continued into 2012 and 2013. The protests were motivated by claims by Russian and foreign journalists, political activists and members of the public that the election process was flawed. The Central Election Commission of Russia stated that only 11.5% of official reports of fraud could be confirmed as true.
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2011–2013 Russian protests
The 2011–2013 Russian protests (which some English language media referred to as the Snow Revolution) began in 2011 (as protests against the 2011 Russian legislative election results) and continued into 2012 and 2013. The protests were motivated by claims by Russian and foreign journalists, political activists and members of the public that the election process was flawed. The Central Election Commission of Russia stated that only 11.5% of official reports of fraud could be confirmed as true.
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2011年ロシア反政府運動（2011ねんロシアはんせいふうん ...... 発生しているが、実施頻度は数ヶ月に一度程度まで低下している。
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2011年－2013年俄罗斯示威是因2011年俄罗斯国家杜马 ...... 任总理普京领导的政府、以及普京谋求2012年总统的参选计划。
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De protesten na de Russische v ...... eelnemers voor betaald kregen.
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Die Proteste nach den russisch ...... ndgebungen mit Großaufgeboten.
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La contestation des élections ...... ves russes du 4 décembre 2011.
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Las protestas en Rusia de 2011 ...... s del 4 de diciembre de 2011.
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Le proteste in Russia del 2011 ...... luzione dell'Unione Sovietica.
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Os protestos na Rússia entre 2 ...... perduraram até o ano de 2013.
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Povolební protesty v Rusku 201 ...... protestů se stala bílá stužka.
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The 2011–2013 Russian protests ...... iscouragement, and alienation.
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2011-2013년 러시아 시위
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2011–2013 Russian protests
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2011年ロシア反政府運動
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2011年－2013年俄罗斯示威
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Contestation des élections législatives russes de 2011
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Politikaj protestoj en Rusio en 2011-2013
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Protestas en Rusia de 2011-2013
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Proteste in Russia del 2011-2013
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Proteste nach den russischen Parlamentswahlen 2011
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Protesten na de Russische verkiezingen in 2011 en 2012
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A crowd of enthusiastic protes ...... on a cold overcast Winter day.
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over 1,000
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*Fraudulent elections
*Corruption
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Category:2011–2013 Russian protests
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goals
*Fair elections
*Preventing c ...... he new open and fair elections
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howmany
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"Anti-Orange"
*500 according to media, 5,000 according to organisers
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"For Fair Elections"
*25,000 according to police, 60,000 according to organizers
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*110,000 according to police
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*138,000 according to police
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*28,000 according to police, 120,000 according to organizers
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*36,000 according to police, 160,000 according to organizers
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*50,000
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Pro-Putin rallies
*130,000 according to police
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leadfigures
Boris Nemtsov
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Eduard Limonov
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Grigory Yavlinsky
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Maksim Shevchenko
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Mikhail Kasyanov
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Mikhail Leontyev
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Sergei Udaltsov
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Thousands protest over alleged Russian election fraud
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Dissenters' Marches , Russian ...... pring, Colour Revolution, etc.
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Russian opposition protests rallies:
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Russia, primarily Moscow and St.Petersburg
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*Protests were suppressed, man ...... and his ruling party in power
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Government:
*23px MVD
** Police
** Internal Troops
**OMON
* United Russia
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* Nashi
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Opposition:
*Liberals
*Labor u ...... Monarchists
* The Other Russia
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Snow Revolution
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2011年ロシア反政府運動（2011ねんロシアはんせいふうん ...... 発生しているが、実施頻度は数ヶ月に一度程度まで低下している。
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2011年－2013年俄罗斯示威是因2011年俄罗斯国家杜马 ...... 任总理普京领导的政府、以及普京谋求2012年总统的参选计划。
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De protesten na de Russische v ...... eelnemers voor betaald kregen.
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Die Proteste nach den russisch ...... ndgebungen mit Großaufgeboten.
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La contestation des élections ...... ves russes du 4 décembre 2011.
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Las protestas en Rusia de 2011 ...... s del 4 de diciembre de 2011.
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Le proteste in Russia del 2011 ...... nel corso del 2012 e del 2013.
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Os protestos na Rússia entre 2 ...... m 2012, o que de fato ocorreu.
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Povolební protesty v Rusku 201 ...... protestů se stala bílá stužka.
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The 2011–2013 Russian protests ...... ud could be confirmed as true.
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