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Jehovah's Witnesses Banned as 'Extremist' in Russian Region. Nearly 70 Jehovah's Witnesses publications are included among the Federal List of Extremist Materials in Russia. The Supreme Court approved Russia's first region-wide ban of the Jehovah's Witnesses religious group, deeming them extremist, Interfax said. The ruling, passed Wednesday, had been the group's final hope of stalling the ban in the Samara region, which first passed by a regional court in May, but was later appealed.
Issue Date: May/June 1985. The group known as Jehovah's Witnesses began in 1872 under the teaching of Charles Taze Russell. Russell had been raised with a historic Protestant background, but had abandoned his faith because he refused to believe that God could send anyone to hell.