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Komsomol members appealed to the Supreme Court over the ban on holding rallies in St. Petersburg. In their complaint, they recalled Beglov's decision to hold the "Immortal Regiment" on Nevsky Prospekt

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Komsomol members appealed to the Supreme Court over the ban on holding rallies in St. Petersburg. In their complaint, they recalled Beglov's decision to hold the "Immortal Regiment" on Nevsky Prospekt

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Komsomol members appealed to the Supreme Court over the ban on holding rallies in St. Petersburg. In their complaint, they recalled Beglov's decision to hold the "Immortal Regiment" on Nevsky Prospekt

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Komsomol members appealed to the Supreme Court over the ban on holding rallies in St. Petersburg. In their complaint, they recalled Beglov's decision to hold the "Immortal Regiment" on Nevsky Prospekt

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