Description: (Writer and Founder of 'National Bolshevik Party')
Eduard Limonov was a prominent figure in Russia, renowned for his roles as a writer, poet, publicist, political dissident, and politician. He left the Soviet Union in 1974 and later returned to Russia in 1991. Limonov established the National Bolshevik Party, which was eventually prohibited in 2007. He was a key leader in The Other Russia coalition of opposition forces during the 2000s, actively engaged in activism, writing, and political affairs in Russia.