Extract from a poem by Kirill Medvedev:

 we obtained the right to have an anti-fascist protest but not a march.

 I went with the human rights activist Ponomarev to sort it out at the mayor’s

 office. Ponomarev was very angry. I restrained him a bit.

 I’ll show them what it means to let fascists have rallies, he said.

 I felt that it wasn't going to end well.

   Oleinik, the department’s deputy director for mass rallies

 turned out to be a fat, rosy-cheeked kewpie. 

Source: Russia Beyond the Headlines - http://rbth.com/literature/2014/10/01/political_poetry_in_russia_1990s_2000s_40279.html)