Franz Klintsevich. Biography. Biography of Franz Klintsevich Who is Franz Adamovich Klintsevich
Family
Ancestors are Belarusian and Polish peasants. Father - Adam Mikhailovich (born 1926) and mother - Yadviga Bronislavovna (born 1929) are peasants.
Wife - Larisa Fedorovna (b. 1957) - assistant to a deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation.
Children: Andrey (b. 1981) - expert on weapons and military equipment; Anastasia (b. 1985). 5 grandchildren.
Biography
In 1974-1975 he worked as a teacher of drawing, labor and physical education at the Kreyvantsevskaya rural eight-year school.
In 1975-1997, he served in the Armed Forces of the USSR and the Russian Federation. Airborne troops.
Graduated in 1980 Sverdlovsk Higher Military-Political Tank-Artillery School.
In 1986 he completed courses for political officers in foreign languages of the USSR Ministry of Defense (Dari).
In 1986-1988 he served in the 345th separate parachute regiment (40th Army), participated in combat operations in Afghanistan; reserve colonel.
Since 1990 - Deputy Chairman Russian Union of Afghanistan Veterans.
In 1991 - graduated Military-Political Academy named after. V.I.Lenin.
Since 1995 - Chairman of the Board of the Russian Union of Afghanistan Veterans.
In 1995 he stood for election in State Duma Russian Federation of the 2nd convocation according to the bloc list "For the Motherland!". The bloc did not overcome the 5 percent barrier.
In 1995, he was elected a member of the Council of the All-Russian Social Movement "Reforms - a new course".
In December 1999, he was elected to the State Duma of the third convocation. Member of the State Duma Committee on Labor and Social Policy.
In 2000 he became chairman of the Moscow city organization "Unity".
In 2001 he became a member of the presidium of the party's general council.
In 2002 - secretary of the regional branch of the party "United Russia" in Chechen Republic.
In 2003, at the elections to the State Duma of the fourth convocation, Klintsevich ran for State Duma deputy on the United Russia list from the Caucasian group (Republic of Dagestan, Republic of Ingushetia, Karachay-Cherkess Republic, Chechen Republic), in which he was the first of seven candidates.
I went with him in the group Ruslan Yamadayev. As a result of the elections in the Caucasian group of United Russia members, seven candidates received deputy mandates.
In the State Duma of the fourth convocation - deputy head of the United Russia faction and member of the Defense Committee.
In 2004 - graduated with honors from the faculty of retraining and advanced training Military Academy of the General Staff Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
In December 2007, he was elected to the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the fifth convocation. In the State Duma of the fifth convocation, Klintsevich was appointed first deputy chairman of the Committee on Veterans' Affairs.
Since 2008 - Chairman of the Central Coordination Council supporters of the United Russia party, head of the Chechen Republican branch of the United Russia party.
In September 2011, he was included in the list of candidates for State Duma deputies nominated by the United Russia party in the elections to the State Duma of the VI convocation from the Smolensk region. He was first on a list of four candidates. According to the results of the elections held on December 4, 2011, United Russia gained 36.23% in the Smolensk region and received the only deputy mandate, which went to Klintsevich.
IN State Duma VI convocation Klintsevich was appointed deputy chairman Defense Committee. He was also a member of the commission on legal support for the development of organizations of the military-industrial complex of the Russian Federation.
year 2014. According to Franz Klintsevich, now no one has any doubts or illusions that the United States has been putting up PRO against Russia, not against the Iranian threat.
"Russian missiles can overcome even a modernized American missile defense system, but Russia does not want the escalation of tension that the Americans provoke by deploying a missile defense system on Russian borders that can perform both defensive and offensive functions.".
On December 28, 2014, Klintsevich stated that he intended to offer arms supplies to DPR And LPR, if the United States begins arms deliveries to Kyiv.
At the end of May 2015, it became known that Klintsevich would most likely transfer to Federation Council on the recommendation of the governor of the Smolensk region Alexey Ostrovsky- representative. These actions became possible within the framework of the agreements between the Liberal Democrats and United Russia during the regional elections in September 2015.
IN Bryansk region The LDPR, on the contrary, will not nominate its own candidate, and the United Russia governor will delegate a LDPR member to the Federation Council. He will become the chairman of the Duma Committee on Health Protection.
Franz Klintsevich Candidate of Psychological Sciences. Dissertation topic: “Personal and psychological characteristics of Russians with low and high income levels.”
Speaks foreign languages: Dari, Belarusian, Polish and German.
He has numerous orders and medals.
Income
According to the declaration for 2013, the deputy earned about 3 million rubles. Spouse: just over 170 thousand rubles.
Of the real estate, Klintsevich has: a summer cottage - 2500 sq. m. m. Residential building - 487.6 sq. m. (free use), apartment - 73 sq. m. Garage.
Spouse: two summer cottages of 1500 sq. m. m. Two residential buildings - 157.6 sq. m. m. and 487.6 sq. m. Apartment. Vehicles: Volkswagen passenger car.
Scandals, rumors
According to media sources, even in the State Duma of the third convocation, Franz Klintsevich, then deputy head of the Duma faction of United Russia, had real control over the faction, which was 75% of the deputies of the then State Duma.
The post of deputy head of the United Russia faction is primarily a status one. However, Klintsevich is an exception to the general rule; he was responsible for discipline. This means he made sure that faction members voted exactly as they were told. "Klintsevich - "parliamentary whip", to use British terminology."
The “Parliamentary whip” of the United Russia faction is a very specific job. The fact is that the faction is heterogeneous and not very controllable. Among the United Russia deputies there are many lobbyists for the largest Russian corporations with very different, often opposing interests.
There are also many who are not at all opposed to working for lobbyists “alien” to the faction. Keeping the deputies of such a faction within the “general line” and forcing them to vote the way they should, even if it goes against their personal or corporate interests, is an incredibly difficult task. And he copes.
Franz Klintsevich today recalls his service in Afghanistan after graduating from college with reluctance. However, people who served with him tell different things.
According to some of his former colleagues in Afghanistan, the propagandist was treated with rather restraint. There were even rumors that Franz Adamovich, in addition to fulfilling his direct duties - promoting the sanctity of international duty - simultaneously reported to his superiors about dissatisfied military personnel.
Other knowledgeable people claim that Klintsevich was indeed engaged in propaganda, only not among the Soviet troops, but among the Mujahideen.
In 1985, he was sent to a military institute, where he had to study a foreign language. According to Klintsevich himself, this new task was somewhat unexpected for him:
"Once the big bosses from the Airborne Forces called me and said that I had been selected for study. They don’t know what I’ll do there, they only know that I’ll study some kind of language".
The language turned out to be - give, spoken in some Afghan provinces. Such specialists were trained to carry out especially secret missions: they were supposed to penetrate the ranks of the Mujahideen and incite pacifist sentiments among them.
It was for this purpose that in 1986 Major Klintsevich was sent to an airborne regiment stationed in Bagram. However, Klintsevich did not have the chance to stay with the scouts for long. “I, as an official, have already been exposed,” he admits.
After the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan, many organizations of former internationalist soldiers arose, including Afghanistan Veterans Union, created in the spring of 1989 by an Afghan veteran Alexander Kotenev.
This structure was supposed to provide social assistance to former internationalist soldiers. As is known, for greater efficiency of social work, the “Afghans” were given numerous tax and customs benefits, as well as quotas for the sale of timber, oil and non-ferrous metals.
"At that time I was categorically against all these benefits, - Franz Klintsevich now assures. - Because I was absolutely convinced that the Afghans, given this whole situation, simply would not be able to take advantage of the benefits. I had a premonition of how this would all end"
It all ended quite tragically, actually. Very soon, most “Afghan” organizations began to resemble not so much humanitarian foundations, but rather “specific” commercial structures. With accompanying attributes like armored jeeps and leather guys with guns, with all the ensuing consequences.
The infamous explosion Kotlyakovsky cemetery became just one of the episodes of the “second Afghan war,” this time between the internationalists themselves.
However, the “second Afghan war,” fortunately, turned out to be shorter than the first. And among the “Afghan” organizations, a strong leadership was taken by the direct heir of the NVA - Russian Union of Afghanistan Veterans, which was headed by Franz Klintsevich in 1994. The “squabbles” among his colleagues did not affect him.
According to Klintsevich, " the former leader put the organization on the brink of collapse, and it had to be saved. I came and saved". It is interesting that Alexander Kotenev was forced to move to France, and his colleagues in the organization were not happy with the “savior” Klintsevich.
In 1992, on the initiative of the same Kotenev, it was created People's Patriotic Party. The party did not show itself in any way in big politics, but it was rumored that its Kremlin patron, the Secretary of State Gennady Burbulis, created a party with the goal of depriving the “Afghans” of his old enemy, the vice president, of support Alexandra Rutskogo. However, Burbulis soon left the Kremlin, Kotenev left Russia, and the People's Patriotic Party found itself out of work.
But the star of the Minister of Defense has risen Pavel Gracheva, who knew Klintsevich from NVA affairs. It was he, according to Franz Adamovich, who helped him revive the NPP. There was no talk at that moment about the future big role of the small party in big political life.
"At that time, many generals were leaving the army and remained out of work., says Klintsevich. - Well, I decided to make a batch for them. So, just in case, I think let it be".
Next, Pavel Grachev introduced Klintsevich to the then FSB chief Mikhail Barsukov, and he, in turn, with the head of the Kremlin security service and one of President Yeltsin’s favorites Alexander Korzhakov. Apparently, the former “Afghan” soldiers were related not only by memories of the war years, but also by common political views.
On the eve of the 1996 presidential elections, Barsukov and Korzhakov began organizing Yeltsin’s election headquarters; they included Franz Klintsevich on the list of the candidate’s proxies.
Through joint efforts, Yeltsin won the elections. And a few days later he dismissed Grachev, Korzhakov and Barsukov. Which, however, did not lead to the end of the nascent political career of Franz Klintsevich.
It was at this time that he met the Minister of Civil Defense.
"At a moment when it was impossible to open any doors, Sergei Kuzhugetovich led me by the hand and asked people to listen to me, says Klintsevich. - If it weren’t for his support and many other serious people, we would not have been able to save the organization, nor would we have received help from the governors".
In September 1999, Sergei Shoigu also asked Klintsevich for a small favor. Having summoned him to his office one day, Shoigu explained that a political bloc was being organized “under the authority of a very serious person” and the support of such a massive and respected organization as the RSVA would be very useful to him.
At that time, the Russian Union of Afghanistan Veterans had regional organizations throughout the country, but by law it could not participate in the creation of an election bloc. And then the half-forgotten People's Patriotic Party was brought to light.
The trick was to combine the mass character of the Union of Afghanistan Veterans and the legal status of the People's Patriotic Party.
"Can you imagine?, - says Klintsevich, - I give the command and gather all the chairmen of the regional and district organizations of the Union, and when they arrive, I announce that now we will hold not just some kind of organizational meeting, but the Fourth Congress of the NPP. Everything was done quickly: I was elected secretary of the party’s political council, and the list of candidates for the Duma elections was approved".
Franz Adamovich knows how to look for convincing arguments. People believe him.
NPP was one of several organizations that made up the block "Unity". The success of the block was rapid. The political career of Franz Klintsevich also developed rapidly.
During the election campaign, while in St. Petersburg on party service business, he met. And he began to entrust him with especially important party tasks. Like putting things in order in the local cells of United Russia that are constantly conflicting with each other, or leading the Chechen branch of the party.
In Chechnya, Franz Klintsevich managed to do the impossible: to raise an almost dead regional organization, and even so that in the last parliamentary elections the Chechens unanimously voted for United Russia.
Former Chairman of the General Council of United Russia Alexander Bespalov, who, in fact, had the idea to send Klintsevich to Chechnya, explains the results of his activities as follows: " He knows and understands these people very well, somehow completely differently than you and I"Apparently, the Afghan past has an effect. And the ability to look for arguments. Although there were some troubles: they fired at the car, and they tried to plant a mine under the house. And, they say, relations with the federal troops were not always the best for Franz Adamovich.
Be that as it may, the success of the party in Chechnya exceeded all our wildest expectations. Then Klintsevich was not appointed first deputy leader of the faction, but his real weight grew significantly after the elections.
"Klintsevich is our “mixer”"- admits Alexander Bespalov. - If there are any conflicts in the party, he is often sent to sort it out.".
If Klintsevich managed to find a common language with the Chechen elders, a good half of whom just yesterday called for fighting the federals to the last drop of blood, then it is very difficult for him to bring order to even the most militant members of the same party.
Deputy of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the third convocation since December 1999, member of the Unity faction, member of the Information Policy Committee, member of the Anti-Corruption Commission; Chairman of the Board of the Russian Union of Afghanistan Veterans (RUVA); born June 15, 1957 in the village of Kreyvantsy, Oshmyany district, Grodno region (Belarus), Belarusian; graduated from the Sverdlovsk Higher Military-Political Tank-Artillery School in 1980, a ten-month course for political officers in a foreign language at the Military Institute of Foreign Languages with the qualification of a translator in the Dari language in 1986, the Military-Political Academy named after. V.I. Lenin in 1991; He began his career as a teacher of drawing, labor and physical education at the Kreivantsevskaya rural 8-year school (1974-1975); from 1975 to 1997 he served in the Armed Forces of the USSR and the Russian Federation; 1986-1988 - served in the Republic of Afghanistan, took part in hostilities; reserve colonel; 1990-1994 - Deputy Chairman of the Union of Afghanistan Veterans; since 1994 - Chairman of the Board of the Russian Union of Afghanistan Veterans; in 1995 he ran for the State Duma of the second convocation on the list of the bloc “For the Motherland!”, which did not overcome the 5 percent barrier; was elected as a deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation of the third convocation on the federal list of the electoral bloc "Interregional Movement "Unity" (BEAR)"; in the State Duma he was also appointed as a member of the Commission to assist the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in overcoming the consequences of NATO aggression, deputy chairman of the Commission to promote the normalization of the socio-political and socio-economic situation and the observance of human rights in the Chechen Republic; elected member of the Council of the All-Russian public movement "Reforms - a new course" (1995); Chairman of the People's Patriotic Party since 1999; in September 2000 he was elected chairman of the Moscow city organization "Unity"; On April 3, 2001, at the presidium of the political council of the Unity party, he was elected acting. O. Chairman in connection with the resignation of B. Gryzlov, appointed Minister of Internal Affairs; Member of the Council for Interaction with Public Associations of Veterans, Reserve and Retired Officers under the President of the Russian Federation; vice-president of the organization "Combat Brotherhood"; On December 1, 2001, at the founding congress of the all-Russian party "United Russia" ("Unity and Fatherland"), he was elected a member of its General Council, deals with issues of party building; awarded two Orders of the Red Star (1987, 1988), the Order of Honor (1999), the Order of Honor of the Republic of Belarus (1999), the Order of the Star, III degree of the Republic of Afghanistan (1987), 12 medals of the USSR and the Republic of Afghanistan; speaks Dari, Belarusian, Polish and German.
We remember, we will not forgive. Yeltsin's executioners. Punishers of the House of Soviets
September 30th
Some of them have already died. Most are still trampling the ground. The time will come and popular punishment will overtake these degenerates. Everyone. And those who directly killed and called to kill...
1. Yeltsin’s “heroes” of October 1993 Leaders of the assault on the House of Soviets
The Minister of Defense directly led the storming of the House of Soviets P. Grachev(died), he was helped by his deputy. Minister of Defense General K.Kobets(died). General Kobetz's assistant was General D.Volkogonov(died). (According to Yu. Voronin, at the height of the shooting of the White House, he told him by telephone: “The situation has changed. The President, as Supreme Commander-in-Chief, signed an order to the Minister of Defense to storm the House of Soviets and took full responsibility upon himself. We will suppress the putsch at any cost. Order in Moscow will be brought in by army forces.")
Military units participating in the assault and their commanders:
- 2nd Guards Motorized Rifle (Taman) Division, commander - Major General Evnevich Valery Gennadievich.
- 4th Guards Tank (Kantemirovskaya) Division, commander - Major General Polyakov Boris Nikolaevich.
- 27th separate motorized rifle brigade (Teply Stan), commander - colonel Denisov Alexander Nikolaevich.
- 106th Airborne Division, commander - colonel Savilov Evgeniy Yurievich.
- 16th Special Forces Brigade, commander - Colonel Tishin Evgeniy Vasilievich.
- 216th separate special forces battalion, commander - lieutenant colonel Kolygin Viktor Dmitrievich.involved in preparing the assault
- regiment commander lieutenant colonel Ignatov A.S.,
- chief of staff of the regiment, lieutenant colonel Istrenko A.S.,
- battalion commander Khomenko S.A.,
- battalion commander captain Susukin A.V.,
- deputy division commander lieutenant colonel Mezhov A.R.,
- regiment commander lieutenant colonel Kadatsky V.L.,
- regiment commander lieutenant colonel Arkhipov Yu.V.
The executors of criminal orders from the 12th Tank Regiment of the 4th (Kantemirovskaya) Tank Division, who made up volunteer crews, fired from tanks at the House of Soviets:
- Petrakov I.A.,
- deputy tank battalion commander major Brulevich V.V.,
- battalion commander major Rudoy P.K.,
- commander of the reconnaissance battalion, lieutenant colonel Ermolin A.V.,
- tank battalion commander major Serebryakov V.B.,
- deputy motorized rifle battalion commander captain Maslennikov A.I.,
- reconnaissance company commander captain Bashmakov S.A.,
- senior lieutenant Rusakov.
The officers who took part in the storming of the House of Soviets were paid 5 million rubles (approximately $4,200) each as a reward, riot police officers were given 200 thousand rubles (approximately $330) twice, privates received 100 thousand rubles each, and so on.
In total, apparently, no less than 11 billion rubles ($9 million) were spent on encouraging those who especially distinguished themselves - this amount was taken out of the Goznak factory and... disappeared(!). (At that time the dollar exchange rate was 1200 rubles.)
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Yegor Gaidar and snipers in October 1993
A bloody massacre outside the walls of the Russian parliament, when on October 3, 1993, the “chief rescuer” Sergei Shoigu gave a thousand machine guns to the First Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers, Yegor Gaidar, who was preparing to “defend democracy” from the Constitution. More than 1000 units. small arms (AKS-74U assault rifles with ammunition!) from the Ministry of Emergency Situations were distributed by Yegor Gaidar into the hands of “defenders of democracy”, incl. Boxer's fighters. On the “pre-execution” night at the Mossovet, where Yegor Gaidar called on TV at >20:40, crowds of Hasidim gathered! And from the Mossovet balcony, some simply called for killing “these pigs who call themselves Russian and Orthodox.” In the book by Alexander Korzhakov "Boris Yeltsin: From Dawn to Dusk" reports that when Yeltsin scheduled the seizure of the White House at seven in the morning on October 4 with the arrival of tanks, the Alpha group refused to storm, considering everything that was happening unconstitutional and demanding the conclusion of the Constitutional Court. Vilnius scenario 1991 ., where “Alpha” was dealt the most vile blow, as if a carbon copy, was repeated in Moscow in October 1993: http://expertmus.livejournal.com/3897... Both there and here “unknowns” were involved snipers who shot in the back of the opposing sides. In one of the communities, our message about the snipers was followed by a comment that “these were Israeli snipers, who, under the guise of athletes, were placed in the Ukraine Hotel, from where they fired aimed fire.” So where did those same armored personnel carriers with armed civilians (!) come from, which FIRST opened fire on the defenders of parliament, provoking all further bloodshed? By the way, the Ministry of Emergency Situations not only had “white KAMAZ” trucks from which they distributed weapons at the Moscow City Council, but also armored vehicles! A year earlier, on the night of November 1, 1992, Shoigu, sent by the same Gaidar (then acting prime minister) to Vladikavkaz to resolve the Ossetian-Ingush conflict, transferred 57 T-72 tanks (along with their crews) to the North Ossetian police.
Erin V.F.., Army General, Minister of Internal Affairs of Russia, one of the main participants in the October 1993 events.
In September 1993, he supported the decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 1400 on constitutional reform, the dissolution of the Congress of People's Deputies and the Supreme Council. Units of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs subordinate to Erin dispersed opposition rallies and took part in the siege and storming of the House of Soviets of Russia.
On October 1, 1993 (a few days before the dispersal of parliament by tanks), Yerin was awarded the rank of army general. He took an active part in the armed suppression of the defenders of the Supreme Council on October 3-4. On October 8, he received the title of Hero of the Russian Federation for this. On October 20, B. N. Yeltsin appointed him a member of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
On March 10, 1995, the State Duma expressed no confidence in V.F. Erin (268 deputies voted for no confidence in the Minister of Internal Affairs). On June 30, 1995, after the failure to free the hostages in Budenovsk, he resigned. In 1995-2000 - Deputy Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation. Retired since 2000.
Lysyuk S.I.., lieutenant colonel, commander of the special forces detachment “Vityaz” (until 1994).
On October 3, 1993, the Vityaz detachment under the command of Lieutenant Colonel S.I. Lysyuk opened fire on the people besieging the Ostankino television center, as a result of which at least 46 people were killed and 114 were wounded. On October 7, 1993, “for the courage and heroism” shown during the execution of unarmed defenders of the constitution, he was awarded the title of Hero of Russia. He does not hide the fact that the command to open fire was given to them, which he does not hesitate to talk about on television.
Now retired, promoted to colonel, he became president of the Association of Social Protection of Special Forces Units “Brotherhood of Maroon Berets “Vityaz”” and a member of the board of the Union of Anti-Terror Veterans.
Belyaev Nikolay Alexandrovich- Chief of Staff of the 119th Guards Parachute Regiment (106th Guards Airborne Division). Also awarded.
Shoigu Sergei- Yeltsin's faithful jackal! Regime collaborator. Currently the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation.
Evnevich Valery Gennadievich. From 1992 to 1995 - commander of the Guards Motorized Rifle Taman Division of the Moscow Military District. In October 1993, he participated in the dispersal of the Supreme Council of the Russian Federation; his division shot at the White House building.
KADATSKY V.L.., criminal, executioner 1993. Now V.L. Kadatsky is the head of the Department of Regional Security of the city of Moscow. Friend of S.S. Sobyanin
Nikolay Ignatov– killed Russian people with the rank of lieutenant colonel. Lieutenant General, Deputy Commander of the Airborne Forces.
Konstantin Kobets. Since September 1992 - Chief Military Inspector of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation; at the same time, from June 1993 - Deputy, and from January 1995 - Secretary of State - Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation. Died in 2012.
Colonel DENISOV ALEXANDER NIKOLAEVICH
27th separate motorized rifle brigade (Tyoply Stan).
1995-1998 - commander of the 4th Guards Kantemirovskaya Tank Division of the Moscow Military District; since 1998 he served as military commandant.
Colonel SAVILOV EVGENY YURIEVICH
106th Airborne Division.
In 1993-2004, he commanded the 106th Tula Guards Red Banner Order of Kutuzov II degree airborne division.
Savilov was awarded three orders and other state awards. In the period from 2004 to 2008, he was an adviser to the governor of the Ryazan region. By decree of the President of the Russian Federation, he was awarded the honorary title “Honored Military Specialist of the Russian Federation.”
Kulikov Anatoly Sergeevich- Lieutenant General, Commander of the Air Force of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.
On October 3, 1993, at 16.05, he gave the Vityaz detachment an order via radio to “move forward to strengthen the security of the Ostankino complex.” Witnesses-journalists (including from pro-presidential newspapers - Izvestia, Komsomolskaya Pravda) later said that armored vehicles of the internal troops fired indiscriminately at both the demonstrators and the Ostankino TV tower and surrounding houses. A. Kulikov himself claimed that “Vityaz” opened fire on the people led by General A. Makashov only after “Vityaz” fighter N. Sitnikov was killed by a grenade launcher shot at 19.10 and that government forces “...did not open fire first. The use of weapons was targeted. There was no continuous zone of fire...” According to the results of the official investigation, there was no shot from a grenade launcher at all (it was mistaken for the flash of an explosive package thrown from the television center building by one of the “Vityaz”). In the clashes at Ostankino, 1 government fighter, several dozen unarmed demonstrators, two Ostankino employees and 3 journalists were killed, including two of them foreign (all employees and journalists were killed by A. Kulikov’s subordinates).
As gratitude for the shooting of unarmed demonstrators, A. Kulikov received the rank of Colonel General in October 1993.
Since July 1995 - Minister of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, since November - Army General. Since February 1997 - Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation - Minister of Internal Affairs. He was a member of the Security Council of the Russian Federation (1995-1998), the Defense Council of the Russian Federation (1996-1998).
It was under Kulikov that the internal troops in the Russian Federation grew to incredible proportions - more than 10 divisions, essentially turning into the second army of Russia. In the internal troops, according to some experts, there are only two times fewer military personnel than in the Russian army, and at the same time, the financing of explosives is much more complete and better. As the Moskovsky Komsomolets newspaper noted (February 13, 1997), the fact that the “domestic gendarmerie corps” has grown to such proportions can only mean one thing: “our authorities fear their people much more than any aggressive NATO bloc.”
In March 1998, the government of V. S. Chernomyrdin was dismissed, while A. S. Kulikov was removed from all posts. In December 1999 he was elected as a deputy of the State Duma of the 3rd convocation, in December 2003 - as a deputy of the 4th convocation. Member of the United Russia faction. Since 2007 - President of the Military Leaders Club of the Russian Federation.
Romanov Anatoly Alexandrovich- Lieutenant General, Deputy Commander of the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, torturer of prisoners at the Krasnaya Presnya stadium.
On December 31, 1994, by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation, he was awarded the Order of Military Merit No. 1. On November 5, 1995, by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation, he was awarded the title “Hero of the Russian Federation.” On November 7, 1995, by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation, he was awarded the military rank of Colonel General.
On October 6, 1995, as a result of a terrorist attack, he was seriously wounded in Grozny, miraculously survived, but remained disabled. Since then he has been in a coma.
F. Klintsevich
2. The bedding of the Yeltsin regime
Address by Grigory Yavlinsky in October 1993