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Zehntausende demonstrieren gegen Putin

Die Spiegelung eines Gebäudes und zweier Flaggen in einer Pfütze, mit den Füßen einer Person im Vordergrund.
Die Großkundgebung auf dem Puschkin-Platz in Moskau erreichte jedoch nicht die Ausmaße der Proteste im Dezember.
05.03.12, 22:10
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Die Spiegelung eines Gebäudes und zweier Flaggen in einer Pfütze, mit den Füßen einer Person im Vordergrund.

REUTERSA Russian police officer stands near a puddle showing the reflection of local government buildings before the start of an opposition rally in St.Petersburg March 5, 2012. Thousands of protesters chanting "Russia without Putin" took to the streets o
Eine Reihe von Polizisten in Schutzausrüstung steht vor einem Gebäude im chinesischen Stil.

REUTERSRussian riot police form a cordon during a protest demanding fair elections in central Moscow March 5, 2012. Thousands of protesters chanting "Russia without Putin" took to the streets of Moscow and St Petersburg on Monday to challenge Vladimir Put
Ein Mann in Winterjacke spricht vor einem Publikum in zwei Mikrofone.

EPAepa03133103 Leader of Peoples Freedom party Boris Nemtsov speaks during an opposition rally, protesting against a third term of Vladimir Putin as president, in Moscow, Russia, 05 March 2012. Reports state that Vladimir Putin overwhelmingly has won the
Eine Frau mit Brille blickt hinter einem Zaun auf eine Demonstration mit einem Schild „Russland ohne Putin“.

REUTERSParticipants look through a fence during a protest demanding fair elections in central Moscow March 5, 2012. Thousands of protesters chanting "Russia without Putin" took to the streets of Moscow and St Petersburg on Monday to challenge Vladimir Put
Polizisten in Kampfmontur tragen eine Person weg.

REUTERSPolice detain a participant during an opposition protest in Moscow March 5, 2012. Russian police detained at least 100 people at protests calling on Vladimir Putin to resign after a presidential election they say was unfairly skewed in his favor.
Eine Reihe von Polizisten in Tarnuniform steht auf dem Roten Platz in Moskau.

EPAepa03133084 Riot police officers cordon a Red Square in Moscow , Russia 05 March 2012. Reports state that Vladimir Putin overwhelmingly has won the 04 March presidential elections with more than 63 per cent of the votes cast while ballots continue to b
Eine Reihe von OMON-Polizisten in Kampfmontur marschiert eine Straße entlang.

REUTERSRussian police move into position during an opposition rally in St.Petersburg March 5, 2012. Thousands of protesters chanting "Russia without Putin" took to the streets of Moscow and St Petersburg on Monday to challenge Vladimir Putins victory in a
Menschen demonstrieren hinter einem Zaun mit einem Schild „Russland ohne Putin“.

REUTERSParticipants look through a fence during a protest demanding fair elections in central Moscow March 5, 2012. Thousands of protesters chanting "Russia without Putin" took to the streets of Moscow and St Petersburg on Monday to challenge Vladimir Put
Eine lächelnde Frau mit blonden Haaren und einer grauen Mütze mit rotem Rand.

REUTERSA participant looks on during a protest demanding fair elections in central Moscow March 5, 2012. International monitors said Russias presidential election was clearly skewed to favour Vladimir Putin, a verdict that could spur protesters planning t
Ein Fischaugenblick zeigt eine Demonstration mit Putin-Porträts und russischen Flaggen.

REUTERSSupporters of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin wave flags in a picture taken with a fisheye lens before a rally in central Moscow March 5, 2012. Russian police detained at least 100 people at protests calling on Vladimir Putin to resign after
Eine Reihe von Polizisten geht vor einem Gebäude mit einem großen Wandbild eines Jungen vorbei.

REUTERSRussian riot police take up position at the fringes of an opposition protest at Lubyanka Square in Moscow March 5, 2012. Thousands of protesters chanting "Russia without Putin" took to the streets of Moscow and St Petersburg on Monday to challenge
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