Nashi (Ours) Summer Camp 2007

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Elena Efremova (18), left, and her friend, right, the activists of the pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement from Yaroslavl near Elena's portrait on her delegation banner in the Nashi summer camp on Lake Seliger, some 300 kilometres (~180 miles) northwest of Moscow, Sunday, July 15, 2007. Pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement has assembled about 10 thousand young people from all over Russia to a summer camp where they are going to do sports and attend political and socially oriented lectures and training sessions for two weeks.
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Activist of the pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement running up the flags of his delegation in the tree in the Nashi summer camp on Lake Seliger, some 300 kilometres (~180 miles) northwest of Moscow, Sunday, July 15, 2007. Pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement has assembled about 10 thousand young people from all over Russia to a summer camp where they are going to do sports and attend political and socially oriented lectures and training sessions for two weeks.
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Activists of the pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement in the Nashi summer camp on Lake Seliger, some 300 kilometres (~180 miles) northwest of Moscow, Sunday, July 15, 2007. Pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement has assembled about 10 thousand young people from all over Russia to a summer camp where they are going to do sports and attend political and socially oriented lectures and training sessions for two weeks.
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Activists of the pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement. on the way to get bread and other food stuff in the Nashi summer camp on Lake Seliger, some 300 kilometres (~180 miles) northwest of Moscow, Sunday, July 15, 2007. Pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement has assembled about 10 thousand young people from all over Russia to a summer camp where they are going to do sports and attend political and socially oriented lectures and training sessions for two weeks.
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A scene of daily life in the Nashi summer camp on Lake Seliger, some 300 kilometres (~180 miles) northwest of Moscow, Tuesday, July 17, 2007. The yellow banner with the cartoons showing the President of the Ukraine Yuschenko and July Timoshenko. Pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement has assembled about 10 thousand young people from all over Russia to a summer camp where they are going to do sports and attend political and socially oriented lectures and training sessions for two weeks.
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Activists of the pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement attend an open-air training session in the Nashi summer camp on Lake Seliger, some 300 kilometres (~180 miles) northwest of Moscow, Tuesday, July 17, 2007. Pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement has assembled about 10 thousand young people from all over Russia to a summer camp where they are going to do sports and attend political and socially oriented lectures and training sessions for two weeks.
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Activist of the pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement performs the Bronze Soldier as a protest against the transfer of war remains in Estonia. The Nashi summer camp on Lake Seliger, some 300 kilometres (~180 miles) northwest of Moscow, Tuesday, July 17, 2007. Pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement has assembled about 10 thousand young people from all over Russia to a summer camp where they are going to do sports and attend political and socially oriented lectures and training sessions for two weeks.
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Activist of the pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement performs the Bronze Soldier as a protest against the transfer of war remains in Estonia. The Nashi summer camp on Lake Seliger, some 300 kilometres (~180 miles) northwest of Moscow, Tuesday, July 17, 2007. Pro-Kremlin Nashi (Ours) youth movement has assembled about 10 thousand young people from all over Russia to a summer camp where they are going to do sports and attend political and socially oriented lectures and training sessions for two weeks.
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