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(26 Mar 2006) Oktyabrskaya Square, Minsk 1. Wide shot of protesters being pushed by police 2. Police marching towards the square 3. Police pushing crowd 4. Mid shot police boots 5. Mid shot police shuffling with protesters 6. Close-up of woman's face 7. Woman embracing her daughter, crying "fascists" 8. Police taking young man away, zoom into police pushing the crowd 9. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) NAME UNKNOWN, protester: "They were crushing people, crushing young people. It's impossible, people are falling down already. They will be killed this way." 10. Tracking shot of crowd chanting "Long Live Belarus" 11. Opposition leader Aleksandr Milinkevich addressing riot police 12. Wide shot protesters chanting "freedom" 13. Back shot Milinkevich addressing crowd Yanka Kupala park, downtown Minsk 14. Pan from crowd to opposition leader Aleksandr Milinkevich addressing crowd 15. Wide shot crowd chanting "We are not afraid" 16. Close up of Milinkevich chanting with crowd 17. Wide shot protesters chanting "All together" 18. Close up of protester holding European Union flag 19. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Aleksandr Milinkevich, opposition leader: "Good afternoon, free Belarus! They want us to be slaves, but we shall not be." 20. Protesters cheering 21. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Aleksandr Milinkevich, opposition leader: "Support is growing for us all over the country now. We want to unite all those people who are ashamed of this way of life, those who have already stood up straight, those who have the will. We want to call them to cooperate... with the key words being freedom, truth and justice." 22. Wide shot rally Minsk 23. Riot police marching with shields 24. Police pushing demonstrators 25. Police beating demonstrator with truncheon (UPSOUND: screaming) 26. Wide of riot police with smoke in the background 27. Wounded man lying unconscious 28. Various of riot police 29. Police taking away demonstrator 30. Police van leaving the scene 31. Various of injured man on ground attended by police 32. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Aleksandr Milinkevich, leader of the Opposition: "I was always and I am still against of such marches. I always told that we are not doing revolution. (fortress) Bastille had been stormed in the XVIII century, but now there is no necessity to do it. There is no necessity to storm TV station or Presidential Administration office. They will run away from there themselves. But we have to strengthen our muscles. What has been done (by Kozulin`s march to the Detention centre) is a great blow to democratic forces". 33. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Vladimir Naumov, Belarusian Interior minister: "A decision was taken to stop the moving protesters in the area of Dzerzhinkaya square without using any physical force, to disperse the group with the aim to prevent clashes. Bottles and stones were thrown at police and an unidentified device was exploded. This is not the use of special means." 34. Cutaway press 35. Wide shot Naumov leaves, UPSOUND "we were there, it wasn't like this, these are all lies" (voices of journalists) STORYLINE: Thousands of Belarusians on Saturday defied a show of force by the country's hard-line government, protesting in streets swarming with riot police to denounce President Alexander Lukashenko after a disputed election returned him to power. Rows of black-clad police blocked a central square where opposition leaders had called for a rally at noon, pushing crowds back in a bid to end a week of unprecedented protests in the tightly controlled former Soviet republic. 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...