A.U.E.
Criminal subculture popular among post-Soviet youth in the 21st century
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A.U.E.
Criminal subculture popular among post-Soviet youth in the 21st century
AUE (or A.U.E.; Russian: АУЕ, А.У.Е.) is an informal, well-hidden, and vaguely-defined organization of Russian criminals, mainly consisting of children and teenagers, who are often indirectly ruled by adult criminals. The acronym, transcribed from Russian: АУЕ or А.У.Е., comes from Арестантский уклад\устав един or Арестантское уркаганское единство. which can be translated into English as "Prisoner's Structure/Code is United" and "Prisoner's Criminal Unity".
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AUE (or A.U.E.; Russian: АУЕ, А.У.Е.) is an informal, well-hidden, and vaguely-defined organization of Russian criminals, mainly consisting of children and teenagers, who are often indirectly ruled by adult criminals. The acronym, transcribed from Russian: АУЕ or А.У.Е., comes from Арестантский уклад\устав един or Арестантское уркаганское единство. which can be translated into English as "Prisoner's Structure/Code is United" and "Prisoner's Criminal Unity". The history of AUE started in 1980 but surfaced only in the 2010s. On 17 August 2020, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation ruled to recognize the movement as extremist.
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