Pro-Kremlin bikers, the Night Wolves, mark WWII victory Bikers from the notorious Russian nationalist club known as the Night Wolves celebrate the 71st anniversary of the Soviet army's defeat of the Nazis in 1945, bringing candles and flowers to the Russian memorial near the Brandenburger Gate. The bikers have arrived in Berlin after a 6,000 kilometre (3,700 mile) "victory rally", which began in Moscow in April and has taken them across several central European countries including Belarus, Poland and the Czech Republic, but has not been without controversy. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES