More than six thousand Russians marched in protest against Putin's regime, on Sunday.
Many waved flags from prerevolution Russia, others held religiously intoned pieces, and others carried anti immigrant slogans.
Twenty-five people were arrested for wearing swastika armbands and trench coats.
A large number of the marchers were there in protest of policies that they see as favoring immigrants and punishing Russians, some of them even suggest that internal migration should be limited.
In a surprising move, Moscow's mayor had allowed the march, whilst other towns and cities banned such from occurring, arresting those who did try to march.
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