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      Austria: Pro-Russia anti-fascists march in Vienna01:07

      Austria: Pro-Russia anti-fascists march in Vienna

      Austria, Vienna
      Politics
      May 6, 2014 at 07:23 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Austria: Pro-Russia anti-fascists march in Vienna

      Around fifty anti-fascist protesters marched through Vienna, Tuesday in a show of support for Russia during the crisis in Ukraine.

      The protesters marched from the Austrian capital's Stephanplatz to the Monument against War and Facism.

      The protest came as Foreign Ministers from 47 countries gathered for a two-day session of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe in Vienna over May 5-6.

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      Austria: Pro-Russia anti-fascists march in Vienna

      Around fifty anti-fascist protesters marched through Vienna, Tuesday in a show of support for Russia during the crisis in Ukraine.

      The protesters marched from the Austrian capital's Stephanplatz to the Monument against War and Facism.

      The protest came as Foreign Ministers from 47 countries gathered for a two-day session of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe in Vienna over May 5-6.