Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Julia Berezikova
per . She was one of the leader of the Anti-Maidan movement. She's mentioned as one of the organizers by the Economisthttp://country.eiu.com/article.aspx?articleid=732794657&Country=Russia&topic=Politics. Here's another article referring to her as one of the Anti-Maidan organizers - it only lists three organizers, and she's one of the ones mentioned https://news.vice.com/article/pro-putin-activists-launch-russias-answer-to-charlie-hebdo-to-mock-west. The article states that the leaders are "comprised of a medley of high-profile politicians, Cossacks, soldiers who have fought with pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine, and patriotic personalities including minor celebrities". Seeing as she doesn't fit any of the other categories, it's pretty safe to assume that she is, at worst, a "minor celebrity" in Russia. Also referred to here as one of the celebrities linked to the Anti-Maidan movement. "Berezikova, one of the main Russian celebrities featured in the group, is a decorated sambo, boxing, and judo champion, as well as one of Russia's pioneers in WMMA." https://www.bloodyelbow.com/2015/1/26/7918451/russian-wmma-pioneer-joins-political-group-defending-russia-from-pro-democracy-protesters-mma-news She's a celebrity in Russia, one of Russia's pioneers in WMMA, and notable enough to be referenced in multiple articles as one of the leading organizers of the Anti-Maidan movement
— User:Fraenir, 14:48, 30 January 2018 (UTC)
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