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Memorial for slain politician

(20 Apr 2003) 20 April 2003 1. Wide exterior of Youth Palace in Moscow 2. People carrying wreath of flowers 3. Security officers 4. Wide interior of Youth Palace with lawmaker Sergei Yushenkov's body lying in state 5. Portrait of Yushenkov 6. Mourners hugging 7. Wide shot of the coffin 8. Pan flowers 9. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Leonid Roshal, doctor: "In my conviction, this is a political murder aimed at destabilising the situation in the country. We need tranquility very much." File - November 1995 10. Protesters 11. Yushenkov talking File - December 1994 12. Wide shot of State Duma 13. Yushenkov talking File - 17 April 2003 14. Two policemen standing near the scene of Yushenkov's murder 15. Wide shot of crime scene 16. Long shot of Yushenkov's body lying the pavement 17. Wide shot of ambulance near Yushenkov's home 18. Pan from entrance to Yushenkov's home to flowers on the pavement 19. Close up of flowers with blood on pavement STORYLINE: Politicians, human rights activists and ordinary citizens paid their last respects Sunday to a lawmaker killed in an apparent contract hit that many saw as a bitter reminder of the weakness of Russian democracy. Sergei Yushenkov, an outspoken critic of President Vladimir Putin and a co-chairman of the Liberal Russia party, was gunned down in front of his house on Thursday, hours after he announced his fledgling political party would take part in December's parliamentary elections. Hundreds of mourners walked through metal detectors and into the dimly lit hall of the Moscow Palace of Youth, a Soviet-era club used today primarily as a dance club. They filed past the open casket, piling roses and carnations on tables in front of it. Yushenkov's colleagues in Russia's lower house of parliament, who opened their session Friday with a moment of silence, said they suspected a political motive. Yushenkov was the second leader of Liberal Russia to die in less than a year; another co-chairman, Vladimir Golovlyov, was shot and killed last August. In all, eight Russian legislators have been murdered since the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union, according to Russian media. Most were believed to contract killings, and none of them have been solved. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...