Prime Minister Russian Federation

Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation since May 2012, chairman of the party " United Russia". Third President of the Russian Federation (From May 2008 to May 2012). Prior to that - First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation (2005-2008), Chairman of the Board of Directors of JSC Gazprom (2000-2001, 2002-2008), former leader Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, curator of the Council for the Implementation of National Projects. Acting State Counselor of the Russian Federation of the first class, member of the Presidium of the Coordination Council of the Russian Union of Lawyers. Candidate of Law, Honorary Doctor of Law, Faculty of Law, St. Petersburg State University.

Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev was born on September 14, 1965 in Leningrad. In 1987 he graduated from the Faculty of Law of Leningrad State University, in 1990 - graduate school. Simultaneously with his postgraduate studies, he worked as an assistant at the Department of Civil Law at Leningrad State University. In 1990 he defended his Ph.D. thesis.

In June 1990, Medvedev joined the group of assistants to the chairman of the Leningrad City Council Anatoly Sobchak (another assistant to Sobchak at that time was Vladimir Putin). In 1991-1996, Medvedev was a legal expert of the Putin-led committee on external relations mayor's office of St. Petersburg. In March 1994, Medvedev became an adviser to Putin, who took the post of first deputy mayor of the city.

In 1990-1999, Medvedev taught at the Faculty of Law of Leningrad State University (later St. Petersburg State University), was an associate professor at the Department of Civil Law. He also practiced private law. In 1990 he became one of the co-founders of the state small enterprise "Uranus". In 1994, Medvedev, together with former classmates Anton Ivanov and Ilya Eliseev, founded the Balfort Consulting Firm. Chairman of the Duma Committee on Credit Organizations and Financial Markets).

In 1993, Medvedev began working as the director of legal issues at the timber industry joint venture Ilim Pulp Enterprise (IPE), in the same year he co-founded Finzell. In 1996, JV IPE turned into AOZT, whose founder was 40 percent by Fincell, and 20 percent of IPE's shares passed into the hands of Medvedev. In 1998, Medvedev joined the board of directors of the Bratsk Timber Industry Complex, but in the fall of 1999 he resigned from the IPE management and from the founders of Finzell. According to a number of publications, this happened at a time when the verification of the legality of a number of IPE privatization projects began.

In the fall of 1999, Medvedev, at the suggestion of Putin, who became prime minister, was appointed deputy chief of staff of the government, headed by Dmitry Kozak. On December 31, 1999, by decree of Putin (who became acting president), Medvedev was appointed deputy to Alexander Voloshin, the head of the presidential administration, and in January 2000, he was relieved of his previous position in the government. In February-March 2000, Medvedev headed the campaign headquarters of Putin, who ran for president of the Russian Federation. In June 2000, Medvedev was appointed first deputy head of the presidential administration by presidential decree.

Also in June 2000, Medvedev became chairman of the board of directors of OAO Gazprom, and in April 2001 he headed working group on the liberalization of the company's share market. In June of the same year, he gave up his post as chairman of the board of directors of Gazprom to Rem Vyakhirev, who had recently lost his post as chairman of the board of the gas concern (Alexey Miller became the head of Gazprom). In June 2002, after Vyakhirev's departure, Medvedev was re-elected chairman of the board of directors of Gazprom.

On October 30, 2003, Medvedev was appointed head of the presidential administration to replace the resigned Voloshin. On November 13, 2003, he became a member of the Russian Security Council, and in April 2004 received the status of a permanent member of the Russian Security Council.

In March 2004, against the backdrop of the change of the government of Mikhail Kasyanov to the cabinet of Mikhail Fradkov, Medvedev was again appointed head of the presidential staff, with only two deputies left - Igor Sechin and Vladislav Surkov, the rest of the former deputies began to be called the presidential aides. On October 21, 2005, Medvedev was appointed curator of the Council for the Implementation of National Projects (President Putin retained the overall leadership of the new body). The new appointment was supposed to raise Medvedev's political rating, since national projects at that time were one of the most popular initiatives of the authorities. On November 14, 2005, Medvedev was appointed First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation and dismissed from the post of head of the presidential administration. In May 2006, Medvedev headed the commission for the development of television and radio broadcasting.

In July 2006, Medvedev entered into a public polemic with Surkov and other Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov, criticizing in an interview with Expert magazine the concept of "sovereign democracy" actively promoted by Surkov and aimed at strengthening Ivanov's position as a successor Putin. In October 2006, according to a poll conducted by the Levada Center, Medvedev received the votes of 30 percent of respondents willing to take part in the 2008 presidential elections.

On September 12, 2007, Medvedev became interim first deputy prime minister in connection with the fact that Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov asked President Putin to resign his entire cabinet. The prime minister substantiated his request with a desire to give the president freedom of personnel decisions on the eve of the parliamentary and presidential elections. Putin accepted the resignation, asking the prime minister and other ministers to temporarily perform their duties.

On September 14, 2007, Viktor Zubkov was officially approved as prime minister, and on September 24 he became known new composition government: Medvedev remained in it as first deputy prime minister.

On December 10, 2007, the leaders of United Russia, Fair Russia, the Agrarian Party and the Civil Power Party nominated First Deputy Prime Minister Medvedev for the post of President of Russia. The incumbent President Putin supported this decision. After that, Medvedev announced that if he wins, he intends to appoint Putin as prime minister. Putin agreed. On January 20, 2008, Medvedev was officially registered as a presidential candidate in Russia.

On March 2, 2008, presidential elections were held in Russia. Medvedev won them a landslide victory, gaining more than 70 percent of the votes of Russian voters. On May 7 of the same year, he took office as President of Russia.

In August 2008, relations worsened in South Ossetia- presence area Russian peacekeepers... Medvedev called the entry of Georgian troops into the territory of the unrecognized republic and the shelling of its capital, the city of Tskhinvali, an act of aggression against peacekeepers and civilians. On August 9, he announced the start of an operation "to compel peace" - on the same day they entered South Ossetia Russian tanks and armored personnel carriers, and Russian air force inflicted airstrikes on military targets on the territory of Georgia. The settlement plan in the zone of the Georgian-South Ossetian conflict, worked out during the talks between President Medvedev and French President Nicolas Sarkozy, was signed in the same month. The press later referred to the military conflict on the territory of South Ossetia as the "five-day war." On August 26, Medvedev officially announced that he had signed decrees recognizing the independence of South Ossetia and the independence of Abkhazia by the Russian Federation.

On November 5, 2008, during his first appeal to the Federal Assembly, Medvedev proposed holding an all-Russian referendum on changing the Russian constitution, increasing the term of office of the president by two years, the State Duma by one year, as well as changing the principle of forming the Federation Council, expanding its powers and obliging the government is accountable to parliament. These amendments were adopted by both houses of parliament, the president approved them on December 30, 2008.

In September 2011, Medvedev refused to participate in the 2012 presidential elections and topped the federal list of the United Russia party in the elections to the State Duma of the sixth convocation. After the elections, he refused the deputy mandate.

On March 4, 2012, Putin won the presidential elections with 63.60 percent of the vote in the first round. On May 7, 2012, Medvedev ceded the presidency of Russia to him, and Putin submitted Medvedev's candidacy to the State Duma for approval as prime minister. The next day, May 8, the State Duma voted to appoint Medvedev as prime minister. On May 26, 2012, Medvedev was elected chairman of the United Russia party.

Medvedev is a 1st class active state adviser of the Russian Federation, a member of the presidium of the coordinating council of the Russian Union of Lawyers. Since 2005 - Honorary Doctor of Laws of the Law Faculty of St. Petersburg State University. In 2001, as part of a team of authors, he received an award from the Government of the Russian Federation in the field of education for the creation of a three-volume textbook "Civil Law for Law Schools", which was subsequently republished several times. Medvedev is known among specialists for his works in the field of transport law, legal personality legal entities and legal regulation credit and settlement relations.

According to media reports, Medvedev's Kremlin nickname is Vizier. In 2007-2008, information appeared in the press that, due to his low growth, Medvedev was also called the Nanopresident. Medvedev is married and has a son, Ilya, born in 1995.

Dmitry Medvedev- an important political figure in the modern Russian Federation. Served as president of the country from 2008 to 2012... On the given time is the chairman of the government. The politician passed long way from a law student, teacher, and later an entrepreneur to the main person in the country. He has held many posts and is still an active player in the political arena. Assessments of the work of this figure are ambiguous. Let's consider the main events of his biography.


Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev

Childhood and adolescence


  • Pope - Anatoly Afanasevich... Professor of the Institute. Lensovet.

  • Mother - Yulia Veniaminovna... Philologist at the Pedagogical Institute. Herzen. Another place of work of Dmitry's mother is conducting excursions in the reserve.


The ancestors of the future president came from a peasant environment. Dmitry's paternal grandfather built a party career, was able to become the first secretary of the district committee.



Dmitry Medvedev has no brothers and sisters. Everything early years it was held in the Kupchino area. Little Dima studied at school number 305 located on Budapest Street. The boy had a class teacher who later left memories of her student who became a celebrity. In particular, she recalled that the Prime Minister had been purposeful since childhood. I spent all my time studying.



The favorite subject of young Dmitry Medvedev is chemistry... The student rarely walked with his peers, who spent time in a nearby park. After class, he stayed at school and did various chemical experiments... The future president studied well. The teachers recall that the boy loved the learning process itself. He loved new knowledge. He had a good upbringing. It is known that Dmitry Anatolyevich still communicates with his school teachers.


Dmitry Medvedev


At the end of school future politician wanted to enter the Faculty of Law Leningrad State University named after A.A. Zhdanova... This was a daunting task. There was a great competition for this university. It was especially difficult for young men who had not served in the army to enter there. However, Dmitry, who graduated from school with honors, was able to go through a tough competition. I entered the university in 1982 on my first try. At Leningrad State University he continued his diligent studies.



Upon entering the educational institution, Dmitry Anatolyevich met Kropachev, the future Rector of St. Petersburg State University... The latter left his memories of the chairman of the government. He stated that Dmitry Medvedev was a "tough student." He was fond of sports and weightlifting. Won prizes for the faculty. However, among the students of the main course, he did not stand out much.



During his studies, Dmitry Anatolyevich developed new hobbies. He began to take a great interest in photography. He took his first photos with an ordinary camera. Dmitry carried this hobby with him throughout his life. When Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev was already a major political figure, he continued to take photographs anyway. He even participated in the All-Russian photography contests.



Dmitry Medvedev


Another serious student hobby is Weightlifting... And in this area he was waiting for success. So in the higher institution. Zhdanov Dmitry Medvedev won the weightlifting competition. The student did not pass by yet another fashionable trend at that time - rock music. She also became his hobby. His favorite groups were and Led zeppelin.





In his student years, according to the recollections of Dima himself, he received a scholarship of 50 rubles. She was missing. I had to earn extra money. Moonlighting the future president and right hand a janitor, for which he received a salary of 120 rubles. In 1987 Dmitry graduated from Leningrad State University named after Zhdanov and enters graduate school... He graduated from it in 1990. At the same time he defended his thesis and received the status of a candidate of sciences.


Dmitry Anatolyevich has been a member of the Komsomol since the late 70s. The hero of our article did not serve in the army. But he participated in a short (1.5 months) military training. in Karelia... At the same time, Dmitry Medvedev was part of the student detachments. In their composition, the student guarded and accompanied the goods on the railway road.



From early childhood, Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev showed himself as a strong and purposeful person. He actively spent time on education, but also managed to pursue his hobbies. The young man's success is largely due to his parents, who put all their efforts into raising an only child.


How did Medvedev start his political career?

Since the late 80s Dmitry Anatolyevich serves as a teacher in the same institution where he studied. He teaches the basics of civil and Roman law. Simultaneously participates in scientific activities... Dmitry's state career dates back to 1989. It was then that the elections of Soviet deputies were organized. One of the candidates for deputy was Anatoly Sobchak... How is he related to the future president? Sobchak was his scientific advisor.


Putin is still in the background


PhD student Medvedev participated in the pre-election preparation of his mentor: he was engaged in pasting campaign posters, talked with potential voters on the streets, and participated in pre-election rallies. In 1990, the hero of our article defends the candidate. Anatoly Sobchak, who is at that time the chairman of the Council, calls his student into the state. Sobchak's task is to assemble a young team of good specialists. Dmitry Anatolyevich becomes an advisor to his mentor. However, he does not stop teaching at the department. For the first time in Sobchak's team, an aspiring politician meets Vladimir Putin.


91 years old. Anatoly Sobchak is appointed mayor of today's St. Petersburg, and VVP holds the post of vice mayor. Dmitry Medvedev becomes a participant External Relations Committee... From this structure he is sent to Sweden, where the hero of this article is trained in the direction of "local self-government".



In 1999 he became the deputy head of the government apparatus. This is an important year for Dmitry Medvedev. Just then, he ends his teaching career and changes his place of residence. From St. Petersburg he moved to Moscow. year 2000. Vladimir Putin becomes the main face of the country. Medvedev becomes the first deputy head of the Administration... From the end of 2003 to the end of 2005, he is in charge of this Administration.




In these years, the career of the hero of our article is developing rapidly. He holds a number of key positions:


  • 2003 year... Becomes a member of the country's Security Council.

  • 2005-2008 year... Appointed deputy chairman for the implementation of national projects. He is also responsible for demographic policy.

  • Finishing 2005 year becomes Deputy Prime Minister.

  • 2006 to 2008 enters the presidium for the implementation of ideas related to national politics.

2008 becomes a turning point for Dmitry Medvedev. This is the year of a complete breakthrough in his career. However, more on that in the next chapter.

Election Campaign

The campaign of the hero of the material actually began at the end of 2005. At the same time, his election site is registered. There are reports in the press that Dmitry Medvedev is successor of Vladimir Putin... It must be said that the work on creating the image of the new successor of power began before its official announcement. Before the start of the campaign, the hero of our article was practically unknown, and therefore it was required to make his figure popular among voters, to increase his recognition.


United Russia


In 2006 he became the head of the Skolkovo council... After 6 months, they begin to call him the main presidential candidate. Surveys have begun, according to which 33% of citizens spoke for Dmitry Medvedev. The official start of the campaign fell on October 2007. The current president supports the candidacy. Then the hero of the article is nominated for the presidency from the United Russia party. Dmitry Medvedev sends papers to the Central Electoral Commission. Along with this, he announces that he is leaving the post of the Board of Directors of Gazprom.

Presidency period


Dmitry Medvedev is elected to the post of President of the country March 2, 2008 He becomes the third president of the Russian Federation. His main opponents in the elections are from the Liberal Democratic Party and from the Communist Party... Also, the candidate for the post at that time was Andrei Bogdanov from the LDPR party. Dmitry Medvedev receives the overwhelming number of votes - 70,28% .



The inauguration was organized 2 months after the results of the political race were summed up. Then, on May 7, Dmitry Medvedev said that the priority of his future activities would be civil liberties. His first decree - the federal law on the provision of free housing to veterans of the Great Patriotic War ... The beginning of the work of the activist was marked by the beginning of the international monetary crisis and the conflict in the land of South Ossetia. This clash with Georgia has been called the five-day war. The conflict intensified when less than half a year of Dmitry Medvedev's presidency had passed.





In August, the president was informed of the deaths of Russian peacekeepers on the territory of South Ossetia. The new ruler gave the order to opening fire to kill... On August 8, shelling of military targets began. On August 12, the presidents of Russia and France approved a plan for resolving the contradictions. At the very beginning of his presidential career, Dmitry Medvedev faced the most difficult conflicts.



Experts have different assessments of the foreign policy of this period. Success in this field has been interspersed with failure. For example, during the presidency, the "gas" conflict with Ukraine escalated.




The government of the Russian Federation starts actions in the social direction. During the work of Dmitry Medvedev, these successes were achieved:


  • Stabilization of population growth.

  • Significant increase in the number large families in the country.

  • Growth of real incomes of citizens by 20%.

  • Increase in pensions by 2 times.

  • Implementation of the materkapital program designed to increase population growth.

Before his key post, Dmitry Medvedev was engaged in entrepreneurship. Unsurprisingly, he has done a lot for small and medium businesses. These measures were taken:


  • Simplification of the process of starting a business.

  • Eliminating restrictions on entrepreneurship.

In May 2008 year was signed a decree "On measures to eliminate restrictions in entrepreneurship." The document contained these provisions:


  • The introduction of a notification procedure for the initiation of entrepreneurial activity.

  • Reducing the number of permits.

  • Replacement of compulsory certification for declaration.

  • Replacement of obtaining licenses for liability insurance, etc.

During the work of the president, the working conditions of individual entrepreneurs and small businesses have improved. In 2010 the President issues Federal Law No. 244, which began the history of the Skolkovo Center.



The government of the Russian Federation is reforming the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The police become the police.



According to the Minister of Internal Affairs, as a result of the reforms, the level of social security and the life of representatives of internal organs has been improved.


Dmitry Medvedev is also the head of the Armed Forces reform. It included the following provisions:


  • Optimization of the number of officers.

  • Optimization of the management system.

  • Change in military education.

During his presidency, the politician was also engaged in agriculture. It is believed that he continued the line of Vladimir Putin. In 2009, the politician declares that grain production is a priority. In 2010 year in a foreign source "Le Figaro" there was a message that wheat production in the state may for the first time in history exceed the grain harvest in America.



The media pointed out that this success was the result of the reform of agricultural policy. In 2011, it was reported that in 2012 Vladimir Putin would run for the presidency. It was announced that if VVP wins the elections, Dmitry Medvedev will become the head of government.


Timakova (press secretary) and Medvedev

What has Medvedev been doing since his presidency?

VVP became the president again, and Dmitry Medvedev became the head of the Government, the head of the United Russia party, the Program Commission for the development of the further political course of the United Russia. Dealt with issues in these areas:


  • Economy: import substitution, price formation.

  • Medicine.

  • Education.


In 2017, a scandal erupted, the center of which was Dmitry Medvedev. In particular, a representative of the opposition and his FBK posted an investigation on the Internet, in which they revealed corruption schemes in which the chairman of the government participated.


Personal life

Dmitry Medvedev met his soul mate early. His wife, studied with the future politician in one school, in a parallel class. Sympathy arose long ago, but the hero of the article admitted his feelings only in the graduation class.


With spouse


However, then the paths of the lovers parted. They entered different educational institutions and did not communicate. But one meeting changed their lives. In 1989, the marriage took place. In August 1995, the young couple become parents. The first child was named Ilya. In 2012, the young man entered MGIMO, gaining 359 points out of the maximum 400 in the entrance examinations. The family has pets. it cat Dorofey as well as a cat, four dogs. The most famous was the politician's favorite cat, Dorofey. He has repeatedly become a character in news broadcasts.



Almost all residents of Russia, during the presidency of Dmitry Medvedev, learned about his hobby. And this hobby is new technologies. The politician actively uses social networks, loves iPhones. In 2010, he met with Steve Jobs who gave him an iPhone 4. Now you can see a high-tech watch from the Apple brand on his wrist. This hobby originated with Dmitry Medvedev for a long time. He got his first PC back in the 80s. This is one of the first statesmen who introduced new technologies into their activities. He began to communicate with citizens through a video blog.


Steve Jobs


The former president still retains his love for photography. He began photographing in his early years with the Smena-8M camera. He actively posts photos to the Instagram social network. He currently uses Leica, Nikon and Canon cameras.


Income

The income of the hero of our article is one of the most burning topics for discussion. This is partly due to corruption scandal... There is declared income information former president... In 2014, the politician's income amounted to approximately 8,000,000 rubles. In 2013, the amount of income was two times lower. In 2015, revenues increased again and became equal to 8,900,000 rubles. There is also a declared list of property objects that belong to the politician. This housing is 350 sq. meters and 2 cars.


What is the bottom line

Dmitry Medvedev has come a long way from an ordinary student to a president... He was a diligent schoolboy, law student, entrepreneur, and key contributor. political processes... He is best known for his presidency. However, the assessments of his activities are contradictory. Obviously, the hero of this article, upon assuming the main post of the country, immediately faced contradictions and difficulties.


In particular, he faced an armed conflict and the need to suppress it. And appropriate measures have been taken. The hero was also able to hold on to his post amid the global crisis. One of the main features of a politician's activity during his presidency is inconsistency. The beginning of the reign was marked by the promise of civil liberties. However, the policy of the head of state was not consistent. In one, the restrictions were removed, in the other they were not.




During his tenure as the protagonist, the conditions for small business have improved. However, it cannot be said that businessmen received complete economic freedom. The policy at that time was rather contradictory and incomplete. Projects were not implemented to the end, were not brought to their logical conclusion. The perception of the former president by citizens is interesting. Medvedev has not earned a reputation for being a serious politician. Most often, his name is associated with photographs of his beloved cat, smartphones and other new technologies. It is believed that his political activity was completely determined and determined by Putin and "United Russia". In 2018, the hero of the article continues his political activities.

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“We were in power: tyrants, fools, alcoholics. First time - a child. " - Mikhail Zadornov

Biography of Dmitry Medvedev

The word "Jew" has nothing to do with nationality.

Father - Anatoly Afanasyevich Medvedev, professor at the Leningrad Technological Institute named after Lensovet (died in 2004) Mother - Yulia Veniaminovna ( maiden name- Shaposhnikova), philologist, - taught at the A.I. Herzen Pedagogical Institute, later worked as a tour guide in the museum. Father's ancestors came from the Kursk province. Mother's ancestors came from the Belgorod region.

Childhood:

Was born on September 14, 1965 in the city of Leningrad. Only child in family. The family lived in the Kupchino area on the outskirts of Leningrad.

Medvedev keeps in touch with his former school, teacher Vera Smirnova recalls: “He tried very hard, devoted all his time to study. It was rare to find him on the street with the guys. He looked like a little old man. " When he entered the university, he met Nikolai Kropachev (now the dean of the faculty), who described him as follows: “A good, strong student. He went in for sports, weightlifting. I even won something for the faculty. But in the main course he was the same as everyone else. Only very diligent. " On the other hand, Oleg Morozov, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, spoke of him as “young, energetic, it couldn't be better”.

Dmitry Medvedev graduated from the Faculty of Law (Department of Civil Law) of Leningrad State University in 1987 and postgraduate studies at Leningrad State University in 1990. Since his youth, he is fond of hard rock, among his favorite bands he mentions Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin; collects records of these and other bands (in particular, has collected a complete collection of Deep Purple records). In his student years, he was fond of photography, was engaged in weightlifting, won the weightlifting competition at the university in his weight category ...

Special character traits:

Obligatory, executive, diligent, accurate. He believes that he can easily understand any issue. Maintains the image of a liberal. Very closely monitors his appearance.

MENDEL ("Medvedev") - « parhata liquid » ?

27.12.2007

Putin's successor Dmitry Medvedev is a halachic Jew,

His mother Yulia Veniaminovna was a 100% Jewish teacher

Literature at the Herzen Pedagogical Institute,

Svetlana's wife, nee Linnik, is also Jewish.

As you know, among Jews, the nationality of children is determined by

Mothers, so this is 100% Jew Medvedev.

As it also became known from the information

Stringer editions, previously Medvedev's biography was different

From today, namely this:

The real surname of Medvedev's father: David Aharonovich Mendel. Born September 14, 1965 in Leningrad in a "simple" family, Russian by passport. Father - Aaron Abramovich Mendel, professor, Russian by passport. Mother - Tsilya Viniaminovna, philologist, Jewish by passport. These are the original birth names.

Note that the concealment of the Jewish origin of David Aharonovich Mendel ("Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev") by the Chekist media of Russia is the roughest manifestation of the most rabid, rabid state anti-Semitism, as if there is something shameful in Jewry that needs to be hidden.

So gentlemen, now finally all the Jews of Russia can breathe easy, finally their co-religionist will be on the throne. Shalom.

I wonder what is the name of the employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, who issued the Jew, Mendel Aaron Abramovich, a passport with a Russian surname, first name and, most incredibly, with a Russian patronymic - Afanasyevich, having enrolled Aaron Mendel's father, David Mendel's grandfather, Abram Mendel, in Russian?

Who supplies Jews with false passports?

Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev is a Jew, the adoption of Israeli citizenship ...

Why Mendel (Medvedev) was denied

Citizenship?

David (Dima) was popularly explained, hold

Tongue behind your teeth ... otherwise, if Russian

A man finds out about a forgery ...

From a speech delivered at the VII Congress of the United Noble Societies (1912):

"The horror is, the danger is that the Jews, adopting our language, our literary forms, outwardly strenuously pretending to be Russians, trying in every possible way to outwardly Russify, remain the same Jews, put their own Jewish content, their spirit into Russian forms, oust our spiritual values, our psychology, our morality, our Russian ideals. "

Medvedev admitted that he is a Turkish Armenian?

05.03.2010 16:47

(this information was erased there at the request of the censorship)

With the title "Dmitry Medvedev is een Armenier"

("Dmitry Medvedev is an Armenian"), in a Dutch newspaper

De Week Krant, Kavkaz Center reports.

A Dutch newspaper writes that during a press conference

Within the framework of the summit of the BRIC heads of state (Brazil, Russia,

India and China), answering a question from a RIA Novosti correspondentabout your Jewish roots Medvedev said that he is informed about this, but these are only "groundless rumors."

Then the President of the Russian Federation added that he had….Armenian (!) roots and his ancestors were from the city of Adana (which the Armenians consider "Western Armenia", part of Turkey), but he himself was born in Russia.

His surname on the paternal side is allegedly Bagratyan, and on the maternal side - Nakhshikyan, which means “Armenian of the Diaspora”.

He had to change his name, Medvedev-Bagratyan said, in order to be able to become the head of the KGB station in France, and there is a large Armenian community there, so it is undesirable for an Armenian to be an FSB agent in France.

At the end, Medvedev pointed out that he is "100% Armenian" and is proud of his roots.

“Let the Russian president say that he is proud of his Armenian parents and ancestors,” Medvedev pointed out, according to the popular Dutch newspaper De Week Krant, which has a massive print run.

Dmitry Medvedev's personal life is of slightly less interest than the question of where Putin's daughters live and what they do, but there is still demand.

Personal life and family of Dmitry Medvedev

Family and personal property

Dmitry Medvedev

He married in December 1993 to Svetlana Linnik, with whom he studied at the same school. His wife graduated from Leningrad FEI, works in Moscow and organizes social events in St. Petersburg.
Son Ilya was born on August 3, 1995. He was filmed, "having passed an honest casting", in 2007 (issue No. 206) and 2008 (issue No. 219) in the Yeralash newsreel under his own name.

The family pet of the Medvedev family, jokingly called "the first cat of the country", is a fluffy light-gray cat of the Neva Masquerade breed named Dorofey. The Medvedevs have four more dogs - a pair of English Setters (brother and sister - Daniel and Jolie), the Golden Retriever Aldu and the Central Asian Shepherd Dog. Medvedev's setters took first and second places at exhibitions.
According to the income declaration he submitted to the Central Election Commission in December 2007, Medvedev has an apartment with an area of ​​367.8 square meters. m; revenues for 2006 amounted to 2 million 235 thousand rubles.

According to Novaya Gazeta dated January 10, 2008, since August 22, 2000 registered in his own apartment with an area of ​​364.5 sq. m. in an apartment building in residential complex"Golden Keys-1" at the address: Minskaya street, building 1 A, apt. 38. Also, according to Novaya Gazeta, according to data from the Unified Register of Homeowners for 2005, Dmitry Medvedev had another apartment in Moscow at the address: Tikhvinskaya Street, No. 4, Apt. 35; total area- 174 sq. meters.

According to the site vsedoma.ru on September 18, 2008, in fact, the Medvedevs lived in the presidential residence of Gorki-9, which was previously occupied by Boris Yeltsin with his family.
For 2010 Dmitry Medvedev's income amounted to 3 378 673.63 rubles. There are 4,961,528.98 rubles in bank accounts. Owns on a lease basis land plot in Russia with an area of ​​4700 sq.m. In addition, Dmitry Medvedev owns a 1948 GAZ 20 Pobeda passenger car.
Dmitry Medvedev's wife and son for 2010 they have not declared any income and have no money in bank accounts.

Dmitry Medvedev's attitude to religion and the national question

By his own admission, Dmitry Medvedev is Russian, at the age of 23, by his own decision, he made Orthodox baptism"In one of the central cathedrals of St. Petersburg", after which, as he believes, "another life began for him ...".
Spouse, Svetlana Medvedeva- Head of the Board of Trustees of the target complex program “Spiritual and Moral Culture of the Rising Generation of Russia”, which is headed by Abbot Kiprian (Yashchenko).

While in Kazan in November 2007, Dmitry Medvedev said: "Increasing religious education is the task of the state, religious associations, and the domestic education system." In the same place he expressed support for “the proposal to grant religious educational institutions the right to accredit their educational program on state standards". Expects that the new composition of the State Duma will, as a matter of priority, adopt a law on state accreditation educational programs for non-state, including religious, educational institutions. Also in Kazan, he supported the proposal of representatives of Muslim organizations to grant leaders of traditional confessions of Russia the right to speak on federal TV channels.
Considers the presence of religious leaders in the army environment expedient.
Supports the development of simplified mechanisms for granting Russian citizenship to religious leaders.
On August 24, 2009, at the Ivolginsky Datsan, he was proclaimed the incarnation of White Tara, the highly revered incarnation of a bodhisattva in Buddhism. After the initiation ritual, which took place without much ceremony, D. Medvedev said:
"I respect your traditions"

Hobbies of Dmitry Medvedev

According to information in the media in December 2007, Dmitry Medvedev was fond of hard rock since childhood, was engaged in swimming and yoga.
Dmitry Medvedev known as an active user of Apple products. So, it was reported that Dmitry Medvedev used the Apple iPhone even when this phone was not officially supplied to Russia and was not certified, and in 2010 the Russian president became the owner of the iPad, although these devices were not yet sold in Russia at that time. Also, while watching videos on the website of the President of Russia, video recordings of the president's addresses were found, in which there are Apple MacBook Pro laptops and a more budget version of the MacBook Black. In addition, Steve Jobs (the head of Apple) gave Dmitry Medvedev an iPhone 4 in June 2010, the day before it appeared on US store shelves.

He is known as a fan of the professional football club Zenit St. Petersburg, for which he has been rooting all his life. Favorite rock band - Deep Purple.
Also, sometimes Dmitry Medvedev listens to the music of the Linkin Park group: her fan is the son of Dmitry Anatolyevich Ilya Medvedev.
Dmitry Medvedev is fond of photography. I started taking photographs as a child with the Smena-8M camera. As president, he took part in the open-air photography exhibition "The World Through the Eyes of Russians", which took place in March 2010 on Tverskoy Boulevard in Moscow. Today, Medvedev's arsenal includes cameras from Leica, Nikon and Canon.

Myself Dmitry Medvedev talked about his passion for photography:
“Of course I like taking pictures of people. But taking pictures of people is not easy for me. After all, because of my work, it will look rather strange if at some point I run out with the camera and start photographing someone. I'm afraid people just won't understand me. "

Almost all national projects curated by Medvedev have been criticized.
Medvedev initiated amendments to the Federal Law "On Basic Guarantees of the Rights of the Child in the Russian Federation", prohibiting minors from staying in public places at night. According to some analysts, this provision conflicts with Art. 27 of the Constitution of Russia, which affirms the right of a citizen of Russia to free movement, choice of place of stay and residence; on the other hand, in the opinion, in particular, of P. Astakhov, such restrictions are permissible in the presence of a threat to health and morality.
On September 6, 2008, by decree No. 1316 "On some issues of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation", the Department for Combating Organized Crime and Terrorism was liquidated, as well as the entire regional system of Organized Crime Control Organizations. According to some experts, the fight against organized crime was dealt a blow.
In the Russian opposition's appeal, "Putin must go," published on March 10, 2010, Dmitry Medvedev is called "an obedient locum tenens" and "modern Simeon Bekbulatovich."
Allegations of non-independence and significant dependence of Medvedev on his predecessor were repeated many times in many media throughout his tenure, but according to Alexei Kudrin, who worked in Putin's government under President Medvedev, these views are largely exaggerated:

Medvedev's freedom of action is believed to have been severely limited. But I have witnessed the development and adoption of many key decisions. And I can assure you: Putin was not such a constraint as he is believed to be. Yes, there are areas where he and Putin made decisions only together. However, Medvedev had many opportunities and freedom.

On October 15, 2011, at a meeting held at the Moscow center for new technologies Digital October, Nikolai Svanidze outlined the main shortcomings of Medvedev's policy:

“Exclusively the truth and only the truth. As in the court. [...] This is absolutely terrible, and increasing, corruption, this is bureaucratic lawlessness, which is also not decreasing, this is the absence of real independent justice, this is very low level functioning, sometimes, perhaps, in many respects an imitation level of functioning democratic institutions and civil society institutions.
This is a one-sided, archaic, opaque economy, which relies on raw materials exports, this is the absence of competition - economic and real political. And all this in many ways leads to a trend that, unfortunately, is very well known to us from the later Soviet times, and a very negative trend called “alienation of people from the state”.
All these problems are not only serious, but systemic and, accordingly, probably require a systemic response. "

Titles, awards, ranks

Russian awards
Dmitry Medvedev became the holder of the highest award of the Serbian Orthodox Church - the Order of St. Sava, 1st degree.

Medal "In Commemoration of the 1000th Anniversary of Kazan"
Gratitude of the President of the Russian Federation (July 8, 2003) - for active participation in the preparation of the Address of the President of the Russian Federation The Federal Assembly for 2003
Laureate of the Prize of the Government of the Russian Federation in the field of education for 2001 (August 30, 2002) - for the creation of the textbook "Civil Law" for educational institutions of higher professional education
Commemorative Medal of A.M. Gorchakov (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, 2008)

Foreign awards

Knight Grand Cross with Diamonds of the Order of the Sun of Peru (2008)
Grand Chain of the Order of the Liberator (Venezuela, 2008)
Anniversary medal "10 years of Astana" (Kazakhstan, 2008)
Order of Jerusalem (Palestinian National Authority, 2011)
Order of Glory (Armenia, 2011) - for a significant contribution to the strengthening of friendship between the Armenian and Russian peoples, strengthening the strategic partnership between the two countries, and personal contribution to ensure stability and security in the region
Confessional awards

Star of the Order of St. Mark the Apostle (Alexandria Orthodox Church, 2009)
Order of Saint Sava, 1st degree (Serbian Orthodox Church, 2009)

Honorary academic titles

Honorary Doctor of Laws, Faculty of Law, St. Petersburg State University.
Honorary Doctor of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan (2009) - for great services and contribution to the development and strengthening of relations, friendship and cooperation between Russia and Uzbekistan
Honorary Doctor of Baku State University (Azerbaijan, September 3, 2010) - for services in the development of education and strengthening of Russian-Azerbaijani relations.
Honorary Doctor of Laws of the "Kore" University (Republic of Korea, 2010)

Laureate of the Femida Prize for 2007 in the nomination Public service"" For a great personal contribution to the development of the fourth part Civil Code and for the personal presentation of the bill to the State Duma ”.
Laureate of the International Unity Foundation Prize Orthodox peoples“For outstanding work to strengthen the unity of Orthodox peoples. For the approval and promotion of Christian values ​​in the life of society "named after His Holiness Patriarch Alexy II for 2009 (January 21, 2010)

Other awards

Gold medals of the Senate and the Congress of the General Cortes (Spain, March 3, 2009)
Madrid's Golden Key (Spain, March 2, 2009)
Medal "Symbol of Science" (2007).

Cool rank

Since January 17, 2000 - Acting State Advisor of the Russian Federation, 1st class

Military rank

Reserve colonel

Interesting Facts

In honor of Dmitry Medvedev in January 2012, one of the streets of the Palestinian

Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev is the third President of Russia, a well-known politician, statesman, as well as a faithful spouse and a kind father. As an excellent student in school and a diligent law student, he always walked confidently towards the goal. Biography of Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev - this is the way successful person to the main dream of a lifetime.

Origin

Anatoly Afanasyevich Medvedev, the father of the politician, was a professor and taught at the Institute of Technology. Yulia Veniaminovna (before Shaposhnikov's marriage) - a philologist, like her husband, was a teacher, but the Pedagogical Institute named after Alexander Herzen.

The paternal line originates in the Kursk province, the mother - in the Belgorod region. The parents met when Yulia Veniaminovna came to enroll in graduate school, and Anatoly Afanasyevich was already engaged in teaching practice. He worked until he was seventy, gave his life to science. But in 2004 he had a heart attack and died. The politician's mother still lives near her son. Dmitry Anatolyevich says that his father lived enough happy life, because he achieved great success in his career and was very proud of his son.

Relatives, friends and acquaintances are convinced that a book entitled "Medvedev. Biography" will soon be published. Dmitry Anatolyevich, whose parents are certainly proud of their only son, left wonderful impressions of himself at school, institute and those organizations in which he had already managed to work and prove himself.

Childhood politician

The biography of Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev dates back to September 14, 1965 in the city of Leningrad. The boy had no siblings. At school, the teachers were very pleased with Dima's behavior and academic performance, they said that he practically did not walk with the children, was completely carried away by his studies.

During his university years, interest in studying did not disappear, the dean and teachers remember him as one of the most diligent students at the faculty.

The biography of Dmitry Medvedev, the prime minister of Russia, is the embodiment of hard work and dedication. Having received a law degree (Department of Civil Law) from Leningrad University, he entered graduate school and was already engaged in teaching practice.

In addition to his scientific activities, the future politician was fond of music, photography and weightlifting. In his student years, Medvedev even won university competitions in this sport.

Scientific activity

The biography of Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev in 1988-1990 was marked by the teaching of civil and Roman law at Leningrad State University (later St. Petersburg State University). At this time, he acted as the author of four chapters of a textbook on civil law, which was published under the editorship of A. Sergeev and Y. Tolstoy.

He stopped teaching in 1999, when he finally moved to live in Moscow.

The beginning of a political career

Back in Leningrad, Medvedev was an advisor and consultant on foreign policy, worked closely with the Chairman of the Leningrad City Council Anatoly Sobchak from 1990 to 1995. Later in Smolny, he developed and formalized transactions, contracts and various investment projects. Even then, Medvedev was associated with Putin.

After completing an internship in local self-government in Sweden, he moved to Moscow. Immediately upon his arrival in 1999, Medvedev was appointed to the post of the deputy head of the apparatus of the Government of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Kozak. A few months later, Dmitry Anatolyevich became Deputy Chief of Staff of the President of the Russian Federation and headed the campaign headquarters of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.

In 2000, he was appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors of the open joint stock company During the presidency, Gazprom resigned from office due to the current legislation.

In 2000-2003, he was deputy head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation, and since 2003 he has already become its head.

Presidential candidate

January 2007 was marked by the fact that Dmitry Medvedev was named the main potential candidate for the post of head of state. According to preliminary data from the analytical center of Yuri Levada, he would have received 33% of the vote in the first round and 54% in the second.

But in May of the same year, Medvedev's ratings dropped slightly. Now the championship, according to the poll, goes to another contender for the post of President - Sergei Ivanov. Dmitry Anatolyevich would have received only 18% in the first round, and in the second, 55% of the electorate would have voted for Ivanov.

December 10, 2007 was an outstanding day. Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev, whose biography went down in history, nominated himself for the post of head of state from the United Russia party. He was supported by such political forces as "Fair Russia" and "Civil Power". The next day, December 11, Dmitry Medvedev made an official statement-address to the current President Vladimir Putin. He asked the head of state to officially approve his candidacy. It was his consent that was important for Medvedev, this speech was broadcast on central TV channels.

Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin approved the candidacy, and with his permission, the official nomination took place on December 17. On this day, during a secret ballot, Medvedev was preferred by 478 party delegates, while only one person was against. On December 20, this decision was already communicated to the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation.

In January 2008, Dmitry Anatolyevich did not participate in the pre-election debates. This did not affect his rating, he was again in the lead in all respects.

Medvedev's candidacy as head of state was supported by official religious organizations, among which was the Russian Orthodox Church.

In May of the same year, Medvedev took over as President.

Dmitry Medvedev: biography, family

Dmitry Anatolyevich knew his future wife Svetlana Linnik from school. In 1989, a wedding ceremony took place, and on August 3, 1996, their son Ilya was born.

The boy has already "lit up" on big screen in 2007, 2008 in the newsreel "Yeralash". By the way, Ilya's love for cinema is from his father. Dmitry Anatolyevich, while serving as President of the Russian Federation, starred in the 2010 feature film Yolki.

In 2012, Ilya Medvedev entered the International Law Faculty of MGIMO. The lists indicate that the guy acted on a general basis and did not have any benefits.

The Medvedev family has favorite pets: a fluffy cat Dorofey of the Neva Masquerade breed and four dogs. Among them are two English setters Daniel and Jolie, a shepherd dog and a golden retriever named Aldu. By the way, the setters have repeatedly won prizes at various exhibitions.

Biography of Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev's wife

Svetlana Vladimirovna Medvedeva (before marriage Linnik) was born into the family of the naval sailor Vladimir Alekseevich and economist Larisa Ivanovna on March 15, 1965. The place of birth is the city of Kronstadt, but the girl went to school in Leningrad.

Svetlana met her future husband in the first grade: she was in 1-B, and he was in 1-B. When they were only 14 years old, they started dating.

The girl led an active extracurricular life, participated in amateur competitions, various productions and performances, was a member of the KVN team.

Dmitry Medvedev's wife, whose biography is closely intertwined with her husband's life, received a diploma from the Leningrad Institute of Finance and Economics. While still learning statistics, accounting and economic analysis, Svetlana Vladimirovna began to work. At the moment she lives in Moscow, arranges various events in St. Petersburg.

In 2007, Svetlana Medvedeva headed the Board of Trustees of the Spiritual and Moral Culture of the Younger Generation of the Russian Federation.

In December 2008, she headed the Fund for Social and Cultural Initiatives.

Religion in the life of Dmitry Medvedev

According to the politician himself, he was baptized at the age of 23. It was his own decision and, as he himself says, "the beginning of a new life."

Dmitry Anatolyevich is convinced that religious leaders must be present in the army as well. In addition, he advocated the development of a simplified mechanism for granting Russian citizenship to active ministers of the church.

Facts from life

Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev's biography is complete interesting facts... Among them:

  • Medvedev is the youngest President of the Russian state;
  • in Internet communities he has the nickname "Medved";
  • there was a treadmill in the politician's office (Medvedev was losing weight to improve his image);
  • Medvedev graduated from the same university as Kerensky, Lenin, Gorbachev and Putin;
  • in 2000 he was awarded the title of First Class State Counselor of the Russian Federation;
  • in 2001, as the author of a textbook on law, he was a laureate of the Russian Government Prize in the field of education;
  • Dmitry Anatolyevich is a Doctor of Law;
  • on the vastness of the World Wide Web, there were various disputes around such a person as Dmitry Medvedev: the biography, the real name of the politician were questioned, but this did not reach a large scale, and therefore was quickly forgotten;
  • in 2007 was awarded a medal"Symbol of Science".

Character traits

Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev, whose biography has already gone down in history, continues to serve in public office.

His subordinates, partners, friends and relatives characterize him as a charming, diligent, diligent and accurate person. Medvedev himself is convinced that he is able to sort out any issue. He sticks to the image of a liberal. Before the presidential elections, during his reign and even after Dmitry Anatolyevich pays great attention to his appearance.

The most open and public President of Russia is undoubtedly Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev. The biography, family and hobbies of the politician are not kept secret, but, on the contrary, are available information for any Internet user and social networks.

Prime Minister

In May 2012, Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev was appointed to the post of Prime Minister of the Russian Federation. Vladimir Putin introduced the candidacy for consideration in the Duma, and the deputies supported him by a majority of votes. And on May 26 of the same year he was elected chairman of the ruling United Russia party.

Life on the World Wide Web

A frequent user of social networks is politician Dmitry Medvedev. Biography: nationality - Russian; personal life - married, has a son; hobby - photography. These and other facts have never been hidden from the public and the press. The Prime Minister of the Russian Federation has an account on Odnoklassniki, VKontakte, Twitter, Instagram, and also maintains a personal blog. Medvedev became the first the Russian President, who communicated with the people through his own video blog.

The LiveJournal website has a community of Dmitry Medvedev, which broadcasts a video from his page. Comments are open, and all videos are available for discussion by any user.

In addition, Medvedev has three sites. They publish not only political information, but also socially important information.

Dmitry Medvedev, whose brief biography is set out on his VKontakte page, is a frequent visitor to social networking sites.

He also treats his Internet nickname "Dimon" or "Medved" with understanding and even with a slight irony. Moreover, he allows his friends and classmates to address him like that.

Hobby of the third President

The personality of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation is very versatile. Dmitry Medvedev is fond of hard rock, his favorite group is Deep Purple. Together with their son, they also love the work of Linkin Park.

During his university years, he was seriously involved in weightlifting, now he prefers swimming and yoga.

He is often spotted at the stadium during the games of St. Petersburg Zenit; Medvedev has been his fan all his life.

Dmitry Anatolyevich actively uses Apple technology, he is one of the first to have new Apple products.

Another interesting hobby of the third President of the Russian Federation is photography. In 2010, while serving as head of state, he took part in an exhibition of photographs entitled “The World through the Eyes of Russians”.