Original sentence: Organizations such as Pamyat, a nationalist organisation known for its anti-Semitism, or Nashi pro-Government nationalist organization, are often referred as black hundreds
Edited sentence: After 1991, the regimes of Putin and Yeltsin created a series of pro-state organizations, such as the Nashi funded and supported much like the Black Hundred, but of course, with the aim of supporting their regime, rather than the nationalist ideals of old.Despite the change of ideology after 1917, the history of state sponsored civic organizations continued with the creation of the Young Pioneers movement and the Komsomol, which were official Soviet organizations for youth designed, at least initially, to combat monarchist forces.Organizations such as Pamyat, a nationalist organisation known for its anti-Semitism, borrow much from black hundredist rhetoric