Demonstrations in the Russian Federation yesterday on the Day of National Unity highlighted how divided Russians now are, a pattern that led some to argue the Kremlin will not permit such marches in the future -- or even that these divisions constituted the end of Russian nationalism.
The Intepreter: Unity Day marches highlighted divisions among Russians
Kremlin supporters march on Nov. 4, 2014 in the center of Moscow during the National Unity Day, a national holiday which this year marks the 402th anniversary of the 1612 expulsion of Polish occupiers from the Kremlin.
