such initiative the party absorbed the wing of the National-Republican Party of Russia (NRPR) loyal to Yuri Belyaev in December 1997 after that group had split into two separate groups, both claiming the original name, in 1994. The merger, which brought a significant increase in party membership due to Belyaev's well developed network of local cells, proved short-lived however and his wing of the NRPR was reconstituted the following year after he quarrelled with Ivanov-Sukharevsky. Publications The NNP has published a number of journals apart from Ya-Russky. These have included Zemshchina, based in Moscow, began publishing in 1990 and eventually became the official NNP organ. Its regular features included columns entitled "Holy Russia", "Aryan Unity", "Rightists Old and New", "Church Life" and "Our Culture". A Tomsk-based weekly bulletin Cherny korpus (Black Corps), appeared in December 1995 and included local party news. Ivanov-Sukharevsky himself edited the political monthly Era Rossii(Era of Russia), which achieved a print-run of 25,000. This publication eventually expanded to include a regular section on white power music. Within the pages of Ya-Russky articles praising fellow right-extremists such as Pamyat and Russian National Unity have appeared, as well as an article marking the hundredth anniversary of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Decline On 3 October 2003 the headquarters of the NNP were damaged in a bomb attack which resulted in Ivanov-Sukharevsky suffering serious injuries and possible blindness. The injuries sustained saw him depart politics and so the NNP fall into decline with its skinhead membership largely departing to other groups. References 1994 establishments in Russia Eastern Orthodoxy and far-right politics Fascist parties in Russia Monarchist parties in Russia Neo-Nazi political parties in Europe Neo-Nazism in Russia Political parties established in 1994 Anti-communist parties 2009 disestablishments in Russia Russian fascism Neo-fascist parties Defunct nationalist parties in Russia Russian nationalist parties Political parties disestablished in 2009 Defunct far-right parties Far-right political parties in Russia