member of Russian Civic Chamber (Russia). 14. Inna Supac. Parliamentarian of the Republic of Moldova, chairman of "Moldavia without Nazism" Activities WWN organised several conferences and a picket in Estonia in 2011. Five WWN members who are also members of the New York State Assembly wrote an open letter to the Prime Minister of Estonia, Andrus Ansip, after he called the WWN extremist. Monitoring reports on the following countries are published on the WWN website: Bulgaria, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Italy, Ukraine, Finland, Estonia, and Russia. WWN expressed concerns on the rise of xenophobic, racist and anti-semitic tendencies in Russian society after Manezhnaya square riots of December 11, 2010. WWN states "the tendency to equate Soviet and the Nazi regime against a background of rapid nazification and radicalization of social consciousness in the former communist bloc" is not a coincidence. It advocates "a wide open scientific discussion on the history of the twentieth century, which could shed some light on the crimes of totalitarian regimes and the role of the Western democracies in the outbreak of World War II." It also proposes a common history textbook for all of Europe based on "serious scientific study, as well as the decisions of international judicial and political authorities on which basis the postwar world order had been built". See also Historiography in the Soviet Union Presidential Commission of the Russian Federation to Counter Attempts to Falsify History to the Detriment of Russia's Interests Russian influence operations in Estonia 2022 Moscow rally Notes References External links Without Nazism (official website) Historiography of the Soviet Union Historiography of Russia Political history of Russia Holodomor Anti-fascist organizations Politics of Russia Russian nationalist organizations Organizations established in 2010 Organizations based in Moscow 2010 establishments in Russia