Boris Nemtsov.

PERSON

Boris Efimovich Nemtsov (Russian: Борис Ефимович Немцов) (born October 9, 1959) is a former Deputy Prime M

more

RELATED TO.

Mikhail Kasyanov

PERSON

GALLERY.

View all

$Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov addresses supporters during a protest rally in Moscow, May 6, 2013. Russian protesters unfurled a huge banner demanding the release of \$

View full gallery

$Opposition leader Boris Nemtsov attends a rally in central Moscow, April 6, 2013. Protesters demanded the release of anti-government activists detained at Moscow\'s Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012, the eve of Putin\'s inauguration.$

View full gallery

$Russian opposition leaders (first row) Boris Nemtsov (2L), Vladimir Ryzhkov (2R) and Mikhail Kasyanov (1R) attend an opposition rally on January 13, 2013 on the Boulevard Ring in the center of Moscow against a Kremlin law that banned US adoptions of Russian orphans. The protest dubbed \'the March Against Scoundrels\' was aimed at naming and shaming the lawmakers who fast-tracked the anti-adoption bill through the lower house parliament, the State Duma. At least 20,000 Russian opposition supporters take part of this rally.$

View full gallery

$Opposition leaders (first row, L-R) Boris Nemtsov, Vladimir Ryzhkov, Mikhail Kasyanov and Ilya Yashin wait before taking part in a protest march in Moscow January 13, 2013. Thousands of demonstrators gathered for a march in Moscow on Sunday to protest against a ban on Americans adopting Russian children, saying President Vladimir Putin\'s government had made orphans pawns in a political dispute. The placard (2nd L), displaying a portrait of Russia\'s President Putin reads, \$

View full gallery

One of the opposition leaders, former first deputy prime minister Boris Nemtsov (C) attends an opposition protest marking one year since the start of protests against Vladimir Putin, in Moscow, on December 15, 2012. Russian police arrested top opposition leaders at the anti-Vladimir Putin rally in central Moscow attended by hundreds of people in defiance of a ban by the authorities.

View full gallery

Opposition leader Boris Nemtsov (C) speaks to journalists during a commemoration of victims of political repression in Moscow October 30, 2012.

View full gallery

$Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov addresses supporters during a protest rally in Moscow, May 6, 2013. Russian protesters unfurled a huge banner demanding the release of \$

Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov addresses supporters during a protest rally in Moscow, May 6, 2013. Russian protesters unfurled a huge banner demanding the release of "political prisoners" on Monday, at the start of a day of protest against President Vladimir Putin intended to revive their flagging opposition movement.

Opposition leader Boris Nemtsov attends a rally in central Moscow, April 6, 2013. Protesters demanded the release of anti-government activists detained at Moscow's Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012, the eve of Putin's inauguration.

Russian opposition leaders (first row) Boris Nemtsov (2L), Vladimir Ryzhkov (2R) and Mikhail Kasyanov (1R) attend an opposition rally on January 13, 2013 on the Boulevard Ring in the center of Moscow against a Kremlin law that banned US adoptions of Russian orphans. The protest dubbed 'the March Against Scoundrels' was aimed at naming and shaming the lawmakers who fast-tracked the anti-adoption bill through the lower house parliament, the State Duma. At least 20,000 Russian opposition supporters take part of this rally.

Opposition leaders (first row, L-R) Boris Nemtsov, Vladimir Ryzhkov, Mikhail Kasyanov and Ilya Yashin wait before taking part in a protest march in Moscow January 13, 2013. Thousands of demonstrators gathered for a march in Moscow on Sunday to protest against a ban on Americans adopting Russian children, saying President Vladimir Putin's government had made orphans pawns in a political dispute. The placard (2nd L), displaying a portrait of Russia's President Putin reads, "Shame on V.V. Putin! March against scoundrels".

One of the opposition leaders, former first deputy prime minister Boris Nemtsov (C) attends an opposition protest marking one year since the start of protests against Vladimir Putin, in Moscow, on December 15, 2012. Russian police arrested top opposition leaders at the anti-Vladimir Putin rally in central Moscow attended by hundreds of people in defiance of a ban by the authorities.

Opposition leader Boris Nemtsov (C) speaks to journalists during a commemoration of victims of political repression in Moscow October 30, 2012.

FIRSTPOST. ARTICLES View all