About 2,500 people were expected at a pair of pro-Russian events in Germany on Sunday, with organizers saying they are fighting against Russophobia, while onlookers worry about overt signs of support for the invasion of Ukraine. About 2,000 people were expected at Frankfurt for a rally billed as being “against harassment and discrimination of Russian-speaking residents” and “against war – for peace.” Organizers had hoped to be accompanied by a convoy of 700 cars, but the city had ruled that out of order. Further north, in Hanover, about 600 people with 350 cars gathered for a separate pro-Russ…