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Konstantin Krylov - Russian nationalist who considered himself a national democrat. Was one of the "founding fathers"Toradizio, while, paradoxically, he took the most minimal part in the work of this project. He became famous under the literary pseudonym Mikhail Yuryevich Kharitonov. I wrote something on a regular basisЖХ during his lifetime, despite the upheavals that happened there and the strengthening of censorship. Was actively present atFacebook. I had a problem with excess weight, tried to fight it, and even dedicated a separate book to it. Zoroastrian by religious belief.

Biography[edit]

Born in 1967. He completed his education at Moscow State University, then studied journalism.

In the 2000s, he was noted as a major figure in Russian nationalism. He is one of the founders of the ROD, the Congress of Russian Communities, and runs the newspaper “Russian March”. Actively participates and promotes Russian marches of the first editions.

Registers your personal server with the name traditio.ru. It houses a variety of personal files. In 2006, on the basis of this resource, an encyclopedia for nationalists was opened - “Wiki Tradition” (at first on a subdomain, then the Torah moved to the main domain, after some time the cunning nationalists decided to move to the ORG domain zone, and then to WIKI in general) . There is practically no activity on the new site.

The main activity of recent years has been concentrated inLiveJournal, where he has his own personal blog since 2001. Posts in LiveJournal (as well as infacebook) quite regularly, Krylov has a lot of readers there and there is some kind of movement going on. Unlike many other traditionalists, he is distinguished by a certain level of adequacy and erudition. Has a higher education in the humanities. Talented writer.

In 2012 he became the leader of the National Democratic Party of Russia, which was initially registered (in 2014), but then the registration was cancelled. Krylov made plans to create regional branches of the party, as prescribed by law, but his dream of legal participation in fair elections turned out to be just a dream.

In 2014 he was prosecuted under Part 1Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. Sentenced by the court to correctional labor. The sentence was related to Krylov’s statement in 2011 regarding Caucasians and the non-acceptance of the economic model operating in the Caucasus (this was not Krylov’s first statement about the Caucasus).

On May 12, 2020, he died in Moscow from a repeated stroke.

Wikipedia [edit]

Initially, Krylov was recognized as significant for Wikipedia and an article was written about him (in 2006). Unlike other similar articles, the article about Konstantin Krylov was not proposed for deletion, nor was it censored. The article contains a standard biographical information, data on literary activity, as well as information about criminal prosecution under Article 282. There is an old portrait of Krylov hanging, uploaded directly to Wikipedia itself (and not to a warehouse, as they like to do now).

Krylov himself appeared on Wikipedia as a participant in 2006. He made rare edits and supported the point of view of traditionalists in discussions. As a result, despite the almost complete lack of activity, he was blocked indefinitely (in 2009) due to the fact that Wikipedia officially severed all ties with Toraditiya (primarily due to the revealed fact that the head of the traditionalistsSergey Nesterovich prepared the forceful takeover of Wikipedia in 2007).

Toradizio[edit]

From the very beginning of the existence of the Torah, Krylov was included in the composition of the founders. He received the rights of a bureaucrat, and after the flag reform, he received the rights of a steward. I lost interest in the Torah around 2007. He began to come out purely to make very rare edits, or to respond (with a long delay) to various complaints received by email (it has been a tradition for quite some time now that people dissatisfied with the actions of Torah administrators/participants stupidly write complaints to Krylov’s email, and he then he tries to figure out who is right and who is wrong, of course, if he reads these slander). Once I was indignant that there was such an article in the Torah as Ernya (by the way, it was written by another steward). In general, Krylov showed himself to be a bad manager, placing all the burdens of management on his longtime colleague Nesterovich. He, in turn, at a certain point also neglected the problems of managing the site, assigning routine responsibilities to lower-level stewards and administrators. And in principle, who needs it, deal with fools.

Recently he created his own Wikipedia, Kharitonov-Wiki, dedicated to his literary works (fiction in the style of postmodernism).

By troll ill-wishers, Krylov was considered one of theNORMAL (apparently, largely due to his use of a number of very specific characters, for example, Yudik Sherman).

Books[edit]

Krylov, as a prominent literary figure, wrote many books.

The most popular of them:

  • About one archaic cult, 1996

  • Fascist diet.

  • Twilight of globalization. Anti-globalist handbook (collection), 2004

  • No time, 2007

  • Drive away the devils, 2010

  • Russians in defiance of Putin, 2012

  • Questions of Nationalism, 2014

  • Fakap, 2017 - an ironic reading of the Strugatskys.

  • The Golden Key (the first part has been published, still being written) is Krylov’s largest work, a postmodernist banter based on the plot of the fairy tale “The Golden Key” by A. Tolstoy.

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