MOLDOVA: MOLDOVAN FASCIST MOVEMENT INVOLVED IN INCITING STUDENTS ?(Brief Article)

From: IPR Strategic Business Information Database | Date: October 4, 2000 | Copyright information

Colonel Vladimir Koval, deputy chief of Chisinau police, told a municipal council meeting on 2 October that the Moldovan Fascist Movement is inciting students to join a protest rally planned by pensioners for 3 October, Infotag reported. Koval said the "fascists" are distributing among students "packages with nails and instructions on manufacturing weapons" to be used against police. No Moldovan Fascist Movement has been offi...

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