Once again the tapirs are dictating the "laws" in Russia.:

The government of Russia has decided to ban German Chancellor Adolf Hitler's infamous autobiography "Mein Kampf" after prosecutors argued the case that it violates federal law.
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Moscow, Russian Federation - On Friday, the Russian Federation joined the list of nations who ban “Mein Kampf,” an autobiographical book written by German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, after the Prosecutor General’s Office announced on its website that the book will be included in the Russian federal list of extremist literature, according to Ria Novosti.

Bloomberg News reports that the book was outlawed after it had violated a Russian federal law against extremism because it expresses and justifies discrimination and the extermination of non-Aryan people.
“Until now, the book could be openly accessed on certain Web sites, and was sold semi-legally by book vendors without being banned,” said the prosecutors.
However, many Russian analysts and experts believe the move came too late because since the collapse of the Soviet Union, far-right wing groups have been created all over the country and on the anniversary of Hitler’s birthday, Apr. 20, there are an increase in attacks by those Russian group, reports the Hindu.
“Mein Kampf” can currently be found at street book vendors and underground book stores throughout Russia.

http://m.digitaljournal.com/article/289597