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Putinjugend edit
- The group soon acquired the nickname the "Putinjugend" in the mass media since the activists usually wore T-shirts with a portrait of Putin
The only source for this is a German article. PutinJugend means "Putin youth" in German, isn't it not? We need Russian and English sources for this nickname, otherwise it is just a childish attempt to offend the organization by name calling. (Igny (talk) 05:13, 23 December 2008 (UTC))
- Probably it's not appropriate to mention those appellations in an encyclopedia. Even though the nickname Putinjugend existed of course. If you distrust this german source, look for Путинюгенд at google or yandex. On kommersant.ru for instance, you'll find this term in 8 articles. --Ljowa (talk) 21:12, 5 March 2009 (UTC)