Medvedev Dmitry Anatolyevich is a person who needs no introduction, he is known not only by Russians, but also by citizens various countries peace. The fact is that Dmitry Anatolyevich is known as the third President Russian Federation, who replaced Vladimir Putin for four years.
The man currently holds the post of head Russian government, he is a prominent government and public figure. Dmitry Anatolyevich is the chairman of the pro-presidential party " United Russia", he is a highly respected person, but is periodically criticized by ill-wishers.
Height, weight, age. How old is Dmitry Medvedev
It is worth noting that there is no person in the whole world who would have a neutral attitude towards politics; his height, weight, and age are of interest. It’s quite easy to find out how old Dmitry Medvedev is, since his date of birth was indicated in a variety of reliable sources.
At the same time, Dmitry Medvedev: the photo in his youth and now proves that for many years the young man has practically not changed. The politician calls for an active lifestyle; he goes in for sports and has no bad habits. Dmitry was born in 1965, so he celebrated his fifty-second birthday.
The Zodiac circle gave him the sign of the economic, caring, business, creative Virgo, and the Eastern circle endowed him with the character traits of the Snake, that is, wisdom, charisma, loyalty, resourcefulness, courage.
By the way, many people think that the politician’s real name is different from his passport name; it supposedly sounds like David Aaronovich Mendel. The fact is that, according to all documents, his nationality is Russian, but ill-wishers insist that all of Medvedev’s ancestors are Jews. One way or another, it is not possible to prove this, so you can only trust the official documentation.
Dmitry's height was one meter and sixty-two centimeters, and his weight did not exceed sixty-eight kilos.
Biography and personal life of Dmitry Medvedev
The biography and personal life of Dmitry Medvedev contains many dark spots, since the politician is not used to exposing all the data to people.
Father - Anatoly Medvedev - is a rather respected person, he taught at the St. Petersburg Institute of Technology and held the rank of professor.
Mother - Yulia Medvedeva - also taught at the institute, but only at the Herzen Pedagogical Institute, at the same time she worked part-time at tour desk, because she knew the sights of St. Petersburg and the Pavlovsk nature reserve very well, and knew how to talk interestingly about them.
The boy lived in Kupchevo, he attended a regular school, and was active in public life. Dima loved the exact sciences, but he was best at chemistry, so the guy received the keys to the office and after lessons he stayed in it for a long time, conducting experiments.
Dmitry is still remembered by his teacher as an assistant and a diligent student who loved to help his friends. He was a member of the Komsomol party until 1991; after school he entered the Leningrad State University, becoming a certified lawyer.
In his youth, Medvedev was interested in swimming, weightlifting and photography; he loved hard rock and was a fan of the Chaif group. At the same time, service in Soviet army he was successfully replaced by military training in Karelia, since the guy was in graduate school and writing his dissertation, working part-time as a civil law teacher and a janitor.
Since 1989, he went into big politics, becoming a confidant of Anatoly Sobchak, while the mentor did not forget the active guy and introduced him to the Committee on External Relations. The man completed an internship in Switzerland, and it was on Sobchak’s team that he met Putin.
Since 1993, he was engaged in business, later he was appointed to the post of deputy government apparatus, but was forced to complete his teaching and move to the capital. Since the 2000s, the man has held the post of deputy head of the presidential administration, and he became chairman of the Board of Directors of Gazprom.
For two years, Medvedev headed the presidential administration, was a member of the Security Council, and served on many committees. In 2006 he became the head of trustees of the Skolkovo School of Management. Moreover, he was elected to the post of head of state just two years later. However, already in 2011 he refused to run for the next term and supported Putin’s candidacy.
Already in 2016 he became head of government and headed the United Russia party. And Dmitry Anatolyevich is the curator of the state economy, he is involved in the substitution of imports on the domestic market and the formation of prices. He is the country's prime minister and oversees health issues.
In addition, Dmitry Medvedev starred as his beloved in the films “He’s Not Dimon” and “Yolki”.
Medvedev’s personal life is shrouded in mystery; the fact is that he is often photographed while he watches the fair sex. The paparazzi captured many famous ladies and women of the people, with whom the politician behaves differently. Because in the photo he makes grimaces and smiles pleasantly, makes eyes and just peacefully dozes next to him.
However, the man was not as devoted to anyone as to his beloved wife, so the politician does not have any love affairs on the side.
Family and children of Dmitry Medvedev
Dmitry Medvedev’s family and children are his support, since the guy was always taught that family values are the most important thing in life. By the way, journalists are saying that not everything is so smooth in the political family, since there is national question, the answer to which cannot be obtained.
If Dmitry Anatolyevich is Jewish by nationality and his name is David Aaronovich Mendel, then problems arise with the names of his parents.
According to some sources, the politician’s father was called Aaron Abramovich Mendel on his passport, and his mother’s name was not Yulia, but Tsilya. However, no accurate data on nationality and family has yet been found. By the way, Medvedev’s family was educated and intelligent, and Dima was an only child, so all his relatives simply adored him.
Paternal aunt Svetlana Medvedeva lives in Krasnodar, she is an excellent student of Soviet education, an honored teacher of Russia, and a holder of the Order of Friendship of Peoples. The woman is the author of several collections of poetry, some of her poems became songs, and the music for them was written by composer Igor Korchmarsky.
The politician calls his favorite dogs of the Setter, Golden Retriever and Central Asian Shepherd breeds, which have repeatedly taken first places at international exhibitions, as his family. In addition, Medvedev has a luxurious cat of the Neva Masquerade breed who wears a beautiful Russian name Dorofei.
Medvedev has few children; he has an only son, who pleases his famous father with his successes. The boy was self-sufficient, as his father points out that his children should not rely on his authority, but achieve everything on their own.
Ilya Medvedev often regrets that he rarely sees his father; most often, the guy communicates with Dmitry Anatolyevich in social networks and via Skype. The politician is fluent modern gadgets and can speak out on any issue, but his son does not like to talk about his famous father with journalists and rarely appears on social networks.
Son of Dmitry Medvedev - Ilya Medvedev
The son of Dmitry Medvedev, Ilya Medvedev, was born in 1995; his mother was the politician’s legal wife, Svetlana. The boy is incredibly similar to his dad, since he inherited his father’s smile and piercing and at the same time good-natured look.
The boy was raised by his mother, who left her career for the sake of her son. When the baby turned four, his family moved to permanent residence to the capital. Ilya was a well-read and active boy, he studied at a prestigious gymnasium and went in for sports, including fencing, swimming and football, playing in the institute team.
In 2007, Ilyushka went to a casting where little actors were selected for the humorous magazine “Yeralash”. He never enjoyed his father’s authority, but the director and assistants liked his charisma and artistry, responsibility and serious attitude to the filming process. The boy was described as energetic and incredibly positive; he could make people laugh and cry on command.
The teenager simply adored Japanese animation, he was simply happy when the Prime Minister of Japan gave him a huge robot cat that moved using radio control as a gift.
The boy is interested in exact sciences, he loves the groups “Time Machine” and “Spleen”, and is a real Beatlemaniac. In addition, Ilya is an incredibly sociable guy; he is a fan of computer games and technology.
Ilya Medvedev is a real polyglot because he can teach foreign languages he began in early childhood, so today he speaks three languages fluently. The guy is studying at the budget department of the law faculty of MGIMO, he entered the master's program and is among the most best students, and also claims to receive a diploma with honors.
Ilya Dmitrievich writes talented poems, often attends theatrical performances and travels around Mother Russia.
The guy does not like the company of the offspring of rich people, since he communicates only with those who attract him and with whom he is interested. By the way, Ilya has only one real friend - Artem Astakhov, who is the son of the children's ombudsman.
Dmitry Medvedev's wife - Svetlana Medvedeva
Dmitry Medvedev's wife, Svetlana Medvedeva, bore the surname Linnik before her marriage; her father was a military sailor. Sveta met her future husband in the first grade of a Moscow school.
Although the guys studied in parallel classes, love overtook them in the seventh grade. But studying in different departments and faculties of higher education educational institution separated them for a long time. In the late eighties, Svetlana and Dmitry began dating again, and five years later they got married.
Rumor has it that Sveta was so active and persistent that she managed to independently master the university program and pass exams. It was the woman who guided her beloved and even created all the conditions for her husband for a political career. By the way, the girl had a perfect nose for the right people, so the couple were surrounded by Svetlana’s friends.
She for a long time raised a little son, because of whom she left a prestigious job. But then she was able to engage in social activities and create an event organization company in St. Petersburg.
Svetlana is involved in social activities, helping orphanages in St. Petersburg. And also, for children with cancer and women with reproductive problems within the framework of the White Rose Foundation.
Instagram and Wikipedia Dmitry Medvedev
Dmitry Medvedev’s Instagram and Wikipedia exist in his official form, since he is well versed in the Internet. From the Wikipedia article you can find out the latest information about childhood, education, family and personal life, spouse and son, political and social activities, hobbies and personal property, awards and filmography.
There are 2,900,000 people subscribed to his Instagram profile, who happily comment and rate the politician’s photos and videos. Dmitry Medvedev has his own pages on many social networks, including Twitter. Article found on alabanza.ru
Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation since May 2012. Third President of the Russian Federation (from May 2008 to May 2012). Before that - First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation (2005-2008), Chairman of the Board of Directors of OJSC Gazprom (2000-2001, 2002-2008), former manager Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, curator of the council for the implementation of national projects. Acting State Councilor of the Russian Federation, first class, member of the Presidium of the Coordination Council Russian Union lawyers. Candidate of Legal Sciences, 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, and 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 Lensoviet Chairman Anatoly Sobchak (another Sobchak assistant at that time was Vladimir Putin). In 1991-1996, Medvedev was a legal expert of the Committee on External Relations of the St. Petersburg City Hall headed by Putin. 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) and was an associate professor in the department of civil law. Also engaged in private legal practice. In 1990 he became one of the co-founders of the state small enterprise "Uran". In 1994, Medvedev, together with former classmates Anton Ivanov and Ilya Eliseev, founded the Balfort Consulting Firm CJSC. According to a number of online media, in the 90s, Medvedev also worked for some time in the Rus insurance company of Vladislav Reznik (in the future - Chairman of the Duma Committee on Credit Institutions and Financial Markets).
In 1993, Medvedev began working as director of legal affairs at the forestry joint venture Ilim Pulp Enterprise (IPE), and in the same year he co-founded the Finzell company. In 1996, the IPE joint venture turned into a joint stock company, the founder of which was 40 percent Finzell, and 20 percent of the shares of IPE passed into the hands of Medvedev. In 1998, Medvedev joined the board of directors of OJSC Bratsk Timber Industry Complex, but in the fall of 1999 he resigned from the management of IPE and from the founders of Fincell. According to a number of publications, this happened at a time when a review of the legality of a number of IPE privatization projects began.
In the fall of 1999, Medvedev, on the recommendation 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, head of the presidential administration, and in January 2000, he was released from his previous position in the government. In February-March 2000, Medvedev headed the election headquarters of Putin, who was running for president of the Russian Federation. In June 2000, Medvedev was appointed first deputy head of the presidential administration by decree of President Putin.
Also in June 2000, Medvedev became chairman of the board of directors of OAO Gazprom, and in April 2001 he headed the working group on liberalizing the company's stock market. In June of the same year, he ceded his post as chairman of the board of directors of Gazprom to Rem Vyakhirev, who had shortly before lost his post as chairman of the board of the gas concern (Alexey Miller became the head of Gazprom). In June 2002, after Vyakhirev left, Medvedev was again elected chairman of the board of directors of OAO Gazprom.
On October 30, 2003, Medvedev was appointed head of the presidential administration of the Russian Federation instead of Voloshin, who resigned. On November 13, 2003, he became a member of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, 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 government from Mikhail Kasyanov to the cabinet of Mikhail Fradkov, Medvedev was again appointed chief of staff of the president, while he had only two deputies left - Igor Sechin and Vladislav Surkov, the rest of the former deputies began to be called assistants to the president. On October 21, 2005, Medvedev received the position of curator of the council for the implementation of national projects (President Putin retained the general 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 relieved of his post as 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 debate with Surkov and fellow 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 ready to take part in the 2008 presidential elections.
On September 12, 2007, Medvedev became acting first deputy prime minister due to the fact that Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov asked President Putin to resign his entire cabinet. The prime minister justified his request by the desire to give the president freedom of personnel decisions on the eve of 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 line-up government: Medvedev remained in it as first deputy prime minister.
On December 10, 2007, the leaders of United Russia, A Just Russia, the Agrarian Party and the Civil Power party nominated First Deputy Prime Minister Medvedev for the post of President of Russia. The current President Putin supported this decision. After this, 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 candidate for the presidency of Russia.
On March 2, 2008, presidential elections were held in Russia. Medvedev won a landslide victory in them, 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 in South Ossetia, the zone where Russian peacekeepers are present, worsened. Medvedev called the entry of Georgian troops into the territory of the unrecognized republic and the shelling of its capital, Tskhinvali, an act of aggression against peacekeepers and civilians. On August 9, he announced the start of an operation “to force peace” - on the same day, Russian tanks and armored personnel carriers entered South Ossetia, and the Russian Air Force carried out airstrikes on military targets on Georgian territory. A settlement plan in the Georgian-South Ossetian conflict zone, developed during negotiations between President Medvedev and French President Nicolas Sarkozy, was signed in the same month. The military conflict on the territory of South Ossetia was subsequently referred to in the press 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 address to the Federal Assembly, Medvedev proposed holding a nationwide referendum on changing the Russian Constitution, increasing the presidential term by two years, State Duma- for one year, as well as change the principle of formation of the Federation Council, expand its powers and oblige the government to report to parliament. These amendments were adopted by both houses of parliament, and the president approved them on December 30, 2008.
In September 2011, Medvedev refused to participate in the 2012 presidential elections and headed the federal list of the United Russia party in the elections to the State Duma of the sixth convocation. After the elections, he refused his deputy mandate.
On March 4, 2012, Putin won the presidential elections, gaining 63.60 percent of the votes in the first round. On May 7, 2012, Medvedev ceded the post of President of Russia to him, and Putin submitted Medvedev’s candidacy to the State Duma for approval for the post of Prime Minister. The next day, May 8, the State Duma voted to appoint Medvedev to the post of Prime Minister.
Medvedev is an active state councilor of the Russian Federation, 1st class, a member of the presidium of the coordinating council of the Russian Union of Lawyers. Since 2005 - Honorary Doctor of Law, Faculty of Law, St. Petersburg State University. In 2001, as part of a team of authors, he received the Government of the Russian Federation Prize in the field of education for the creation of a three-volume textbook “Civil Law for law schools", 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 of 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 Medvedev’s short stature, he was also called the Nano-President. Medvedev is married and has a son, Ilya, born in 1996.
First Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation since June 2005.
President of the Russian Federation from May 7, 2008 to 2012.
Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation since May 8, 2012.
Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev born September 14, 1965 in the city of Leningrad (now St. Petersburg).
Father Dmitry Medvedev, Anatoly Afanasyevich, a descendant of peasants of the Kursk province, was a professor at the Leningrad Technological Institute named after Lensovet.
Mother Dmitry Medvedev, Yulia Veniaminovna, philologist, taught at pedagogical institute named after Herzen, worked as a guide in the museum. Her roots are from the Belgorod region.
Dmitry is the only child in the family. The Medvedev family lived in the Kupchino district on the outskirts of Leningrad. Dmitry devoted all his time to his studies and studied well.
In 1982 YES. Medvedev entered the Faculty of Law of Leningrad State University. Before entering, he began working as a laboratory assistant at LETI.
Since his youth he has been fond of hard rock, among his favorite bands Dmitry Medvedev mentions Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin; he collected a complete collection of Deep Purple records. During his student years, he became interested in photography, was involved in weightlifting, and won a weightlifting competition in his weight category at the university.
D. Medvedev did not serve in the army, but, as a student at Leningrad State University, he completed 1.5 months of military training in Huhoyamäki in Karelia.
In 1987 Dmitry Medvedev received a diploma from Leningrad State University and entered graduate school.
In 1987 – 1990 simultaneously with graduate studies Dmitry Medvedev worked as an assistant at the Department of Civil Law of Leningrad State University.
In the spring of 1989, he took an active part in A. Sobchak’s election program for the elections to the Congress of People’s Deputies.
And in the same year Medvedev married former classmate Svetlana Linnik.
In 1990 D. Medvedev became a candidate of science, defended his dissertation on the topic “Problems of implementing the civil legal personality of a state enterprise.”
In 1990 – 1991, Medvedev was part of the group of assistants to the Chairman of the Leningrad City Council A. Sobchak. In the same years, Dmitry Medvedev met Vladimir Putin. Soon D. Medvedev was appointed as an expert of the Committee on External Relations of the St. Petersburg City Hall. Afterwards, he completed an internship in Sweden on local government issues.
In 1990 - 1999, Dmitry Medvedev taught at Leningrad (later St. Petersburg) State University such disciplines as private law, civil and Roman law. Received the academic knowledge of associate professor.
In 1996, a son, Ilya, was born into the family of Dmitry Medvedev and Svetlana Medvedeva.
During this period and in subsequent years D.A. Medvedev was the founder and director of various enterprises, including joint ventures.
November 1999 – January 2000 served as Deputy Head of the Government Office of the Russian Federation (Head of the Office - D. Kozak).
On December 31, 1999, by decree of the acting President of the Russian Federation V. Putin was appointed Deputy Head of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation (Head of the Administration - A. Voloshin).
In February 2000 YES. Medvedev headed the election headquarters of V. Putin.
After the election of Vladimir Putin as President of the Russian Federation on June 3, 2000, Dmitry Medvedev was appointed First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration.
June 30, 2000 D. Medvedev replaced V. Chernomyrdin as Chairman of the Board of Directors of OJSC Gazprom.
In April 2001, at the direction of President Vladimir Putin, a working group was created to liberalize the Gazprom share market, and Medvedev became the head of the group. A month later, he ceded the post of Chairman of the Board of Directors of Gazprom to R. Vyakhirev, but in June 2002 he returned to this position.
In 2001 YES. Medvedev became a laureate of the Russian Government Prize in the field of education for his participation in the creation of a textbook on civil law.
In October 2002 YES. Medvedev appointed as the President's representative on the National Banking Council.
In October 2003, Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev became the head of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation instead of A. Voloshin, who resigned.
In November 2003, D. Medvedev was appointed as a member of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
In June 2004, D. Medvedev was re-elected as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Gazprom.
In June 2005, D. Medvedev was relieved of his post as head of the Presidential Administration and appointed First Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation.
On November 29, 2005, the first meeting of the Council for the implementation of 4 priority national projects was held. Prior to this, V. Putin instructed Medvedev to develop a specific plan for implementing national projects.
In May 2006 Medvedev headed the commission for the development of television and radio broadcasting.
Since September 2006, D. Medvedev became the Head of the International Board of Trustees of the Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO.
In January 2007, D. Medvedev was elected chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Russian Bar Association.
On December 10, 2007, four parties (Civil Force, United Russia, A Just Russia, Agrarian Party), with the approval of V. Putin, nominated D. Medvedev for the post of President of the Russian Federation.
On March 2, 2008, the elections of the President of the Russian Federation took place, at which Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev won.
On May 7, 2008, Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev was inaugurated. He officially took office as President of the Russian Federation.
Foreign policy under D. Medvedev
On August 8, 2008, Georgia launched a large-scale military operation against the Republic of South Ossetia, which is home to many Russian citizens. On the same day, Russia intervened in the military events. By August 12, 2008, major military operations had ceased, and the republic was completely protected from Georgian troops. Together with French President Nicolas Sarkozy, a peace settlement plan was developed (the so-called “Medvedev-Sarkozy Plan”), the goal of which was to end hostilities, withdraw troops to positions before August 8 and guarantee security for Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
Since it was not possible to bring the issue of the status of these republics to international discussion, on August 26, 2008, Russia, by decree of President D. Medvedev, unilaterally recognized their independence.
This step caused a sharp negative reaction in the West and the CIS countries, but no serious sanctions followed against Russia.
The war in South Ossetia was the first time since 1979 that Russia sent troops into a foreign state.
The primacy of the fundamental principles of international law;
Rejection of a unipolar world and construction of a multipolarity;
Avoiding isolation and confrontation with other countries;
Protecting life and dignity Russian citizens, “wherever they are”;
Protecting Russia’s interests in “its friendly regions.”
On October 2, 2008, during the St. Petersburg Dialogue forum, a meeting was held with German Chancellor A. Merkel, at which D. Medvedev again spoke in favor of creating a “new legally binding treaty on European security.”
On October 8, 2008, Dmitry Medvedev, speaking at the Conference on World Politics in Evian (France), criticized the global foreign policy pursued by the US government after “after September 11, 2001” and after the “overthrow of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.”
After the election of Vladimir Putin as President of Russia in 2012, Dmitry Medvedev has been serving as Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation since May 8, 2012.
Domestic policy under D. Medvedev
In September 2008, the government of D. Medvedev decided to reform the Russian Armed Forces. An adjustment to the three-year budget was planned, and a significant increase in military spending was envisaged: the increase in defense spending in 2009 was the most significant in modern history Russia - almost 27%.
One of the “parameters” of the formation of new Armed Forces The Russian Federation, according to the concept approved by President Dmitry Medvedev on September 15, 2008 for the period until 2012, was the creation of a Rapid Reaction Force.
During the reign of Dmitry Medvedev, the financial crisis and recession of 2008 - 2009 occurred. in Russia. On November 18, 2008, President D. Medvedev and the Russian press noted the arrival of a crisis in the real sector of the Russian economy. According to data released by Rosstat on January 23, 2009, in December 2008 the fall in industrial production in Russia reached 10.3% compared to December 2007 (in November - 8.7%), which was the deepest decline production over the past decade. There was also a rapid depreciation of the Russian currency.
In September 1965 in Leningrad.
Medvedev, biography: first achievements
Since childhood, Dmitry Anatolyevich showed a desire for knowledge, and therefore for learning. After graduating from school, he entered the Faculty of Law at Leningrad State University. He did not stop there and after that he completed graduate school. Dmitry Anatolyevich did not serve in the army, since he completed six weeks of military training while still training.
Medvedev, biography: the beginning of his career
From 1988 to he devoted himself entirely to teaching. First, at the faculty of Leningrad State University, where he had previously studied, he taught students Roman and civil law. After defending his dissertation, Dmitry Anatolyevich becomes a candidate of legal sciences. In 1990, he was already an adviser to the chairman of the Leningrad City Council. Just at that time, Dmitry Anatolyevich and Putin worked together at the mayor’s office.
Medvedev Dmitry, biography: further relationship with Putin
While serving in the Committee, Dmitry Anatolyevich was directly subordinate to Vladimir Vladimirovich. In 1999, he was appointed to the position of Deputy Head of the Government. It began in the capital in 1999 and lasted until 2008. After Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin became president, Medvedev took up another post as deputy head of the presidential administration. And from 2000 to 2003 he served as first deputy and already in 2003 he became the full-fledged head of the Administration. In 2000-2008, with the exception of 2001, the Prime Minister headed the board of directors of OJSC Gazprom. And in 2005, he received the post of First Deputy Prime Minister.
Medvedev, biography: the position of president
In 2008, Dmitry Anatolyevich put forward his candidacy for the post of head of the Russian Federation. When submitting an application to the country's election commission, he stated that he would renounce his position as chairman of Gazprom OJSC if he won the elections. And on March 2, a successful politician is elected to the post of head of state. Medvedev's inauguration took place in 2008. Soon after this, Putin was confirmed as Chairman of the Government. President Dmitry Anatolyevich's term of service in this post is only 4 years. Over this period of time, Medvedev strives to change everything for the better in the country.
Medvedev biography: his policies as president
Its main task is to create and further development various opportunities and freedoms for all citizens of Russia. Dmitry Anatolyevich's first decrees confirmed his chosen course. They affected all social spheres of life of the Russian population. Thus, some decrees were aimed at the rapid development of construction: the creation of the Federal Social Fund, providing housing for veterans. For improvement higher education the president issued a decree “On Federal Institutes,” which was designed to improve the educational process.
Prime Minister Medvedev, biography: family
Svetlana Linnik, the wife of Dmitry Anatolyevich, studied with him at school. Their strong family has a son named Ilya.
The Prime Minister of the Russian Federation has received honorary prizes, medals and awards, which confirms his impeccable reputation in the political field.
The biography of Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev is shrouded in mystery. However, some information is constantly leaked to the press. Famous politician Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev, is he a Jew? (by the way) is a prominent political figure, former chairman of the United Russia party and the third president of the country. The victory that brought him to the presidency was brought by the votes of more than 70% of voters, which indicates the high trust and political authority of Dmitry Medvedev.
The politician earned a positive reputation while working as Head of the Russian Presidential Administration. The biography of this man is filled with bright events and rapid career rises in the political arena of the country.
Height, weight, age. How old is Dmitry Medvedev?
People want to know everything about such famous figures as Medvedev. Any information is interesting to the public, even such as height, weight, age, how old is Dmitry Medvedev. This information is accessible and does not constitute a secret. The politician was born in St. Petersburg, then back in 1965, the city was called Leningrad, in a deeply intelligent family.
It is very difficult to determine a person’s height by looking at TV, so data on Medvedev’s height varies from many sources. His height is not great, 1 meter 63 cm, with a weight of 68 kg. In 2007, information appeared that allegedly on the sidelines he was called “Nanopresident” precisely because of his short stature.
Biography of Dmitry Medvedev. Is he Jewish?
As already mentioned, Dmitry Medvedev was born on September the fourteenth of 1965, in a city that then, back in 1965, was called Leningrad. Like his peers, he studied at regular school city of Leningrad number 305, which is located in the Frunzensky district. In 1979 he joined the Komsomol, and remained there until the end of the summer of 1991. He graduated from school in 1982 and joined the ranks of students.
Received higher education at Leningrad State University, now St. Petersburg State University(St. Petersburg State University), at the Faculty of Law, graduated in 1987. At the same time, he was engaged in weightlifting, from time to time winning prizes and awards for his home department. At the same time, young Dmitry had enough time for other hobbies, such as photography and hard rock. In his free time from studying, he worked as a janitor for a fee of 120 rubles. Dmitry did not join the army, but passed through military training on the territory of Karelia.
In 1990, Medvedev became a graduate student and immediately defended his Ph.D. thesis. He combined study and work and, even before his political career, taught at the Faculty of Law of St. Petersburg State University, and was also an assistant at the department of civil law. In the same year, the first steps were taken in his political career; the then twenty-five-year-old guy did not know that these steps would lead him to the position of President. And he began by joining the group of assistants to Anatoly Sobchak, at that time the Chairman of the Leningrad City Council of People's Deputies. By the way, one of these assistants at the same time was Vladimir Putin. Thus began their close cooperation on the political field of the Russian Federation.
The biography of Dmitry Medvedev is oversaturated with political positions and career ups. So, since the beginning of the 90s, Dmitry Anatolyevich’s biography includes five years of work at the St. Petersburg City Hall as a legal expert in the external relations committee. And already in 1994, Medvedev became the first deputy mayor of the city.
In the section about the Medvedev family, we will talk about the topic “Dmitry Medvedev - nationality and roots.”
Personal life of Dmitry Medvedev
He met his only wife, Svetlana Medvedeva, at school, when he was in seventh grade. In his memoirs, he mentions that he preferred to walk the streets with Svetlana to lessons. But one day I realized that I needed to save the deplorable situation with my studies, and in the tenth grade I thoroughly began to catch up with what I had lost. And his efforts were not in vain; he managed to correct inappropriate grades and graduate from school with a good certificate.
His future wife studied at the Financial and Economic Institute. Voznesensky in St. Petersburg, was an economist, and worked in her specialty, but soon went to maternity leave and in 1995 gave birth to a son. After the birth of the child, she did not go to work, she raised the child, since Dmitry believed that for the good of their family, the wife should take care of the house and the child. Although Svetlana from time to time raised the topic that she would be glad to have some kind of occupation, Medvedev was not inclined and considered his decision to be the normal, iron logic of any man.
We see that Dmitry Medvedev’s personal life was successful, as evidenced by more than 35 years of marriage with the only woman with whom he fell in love in the seventh grade of school.
When your entire personal life is in full view and there is no more interesting topics, the public demands intrigue. And it is then that various gossip and non-existent “popular diagnoses” begin to appear, which have no logical foundation and no basis. Dwarfism, flat feet, thyroid disease, and alcoholism were attributed to the first persons of Russia. Dmitry Medvedev was no exception; alcoholism is one of the “false diagnoses” attributed to him by evil tongues. But, like other gossip, these popular diagnoses are far from reality and from the active, healthy and eventful life of a politician.
Family of Dmitry Medvedev
Dmitry's family lived in Leningrad, where the future president spent his childhood and youth. Parents were teachers. The head of the family was a descendant of peasants, Anatoly Afanasyevich was a professor at the Institute of Technology, and Yulia Veniaminovna, Medvedev’s mother, was a philologist and read at the Pedagogical Institute. Dmitry was a beloved and desired child, since there was one heir, our parents did not miss a minute to instill in their child a love of textbooks and noble human qualities.
Young Julia came to St. Petersburg after graduating Voronezh University In order to enroll in graduate school, the parents of the third president of Russia met in this city. Dmitry Medvedev's father worked as a teacher until he was 70 years old and was completely passionate about science. Already in the 2000s, the parents moved to live closer to their son in Moscow. Dmitry Medvedev's family is now not complete; Dmitry Anatolyevich's father died of a heart attack in 2004. Mother, Yulia Veniaminovna, whose real name is Tsilya, remained to live in the capital.
Children of Dmitry Medvedev
In the marriage of Svetlana and Dmitry, the only child was born - son Ilya. In connection with his father’s social activities, the boy is an interesting person for many journalists and citizens. They interview him, asking about his hobbies and occupation.
It is worth noting that Ilya, like his father, willingly answer questions from journalists and talk about the boy’s successes in various areas. The children of Dmitry Medvedev, namely his son, starred in some episodes of the famous project “Yeralash”, even before Dmitry Anatolyevich took up a high government post.
Son of Dmitry Medvedev - Ilya Dmitrievich Medvedev
On August 3, 1995, the heir to the third president of Russia, Ilya, appeared in St. Petersburg. According to Dmitry Medvedev himself, the mother raises her son in an atmosphere of strictness and very carefully monitors his academic progress. The son of Dmitry Medvedev, Ilya Dmitrievich Medvedev, is interested in magic tricks, football, anime, fencing, and also acts in films. various bodies projects.
Son of Dmitry Medvedev - Ilya Dmitrievich Medvedev photo Fluent English, and knows other European languages (Italian, French) well. Ilya entered MGIMO in 2012 and was enrolled in the famous Faculty of International Law, successfully passing the exam and scoring from 400 possible points to 359, thereby passing to the budget department.
Dmitry Medvedev's wife - Svetlana Vladimirovna Linnik
Svetlana Linnik was born into a military family in Leningrad on March 15, 1965, and right up until her marriage she bore her father’s last name - Linnik. Dmitry Medvedev's wife, Svetlana Vladimirovna Linnik, entered school 305 in St. Petersburg in the same year as Dmitry Medvedev, but studied with him in different classes.
Successfully graduated from the Economic Institute named after. Voznesensky, namely on Faculty of Economics analysis, statistics and accounting. In 1989, she entered into a legal marriage with Dmitry Anatolyevich and 6 years later they had a son.
With the birth of her son and shortly after moving to the capital, Svetlana Vladimirovna headed several charitable and tourism programs. Already the wife of the third president of Russia, she found herself in unpleasant situations several times related to her trips to Belgium and Italy. Then this news quickly spread across the Internet and everyone was talking about it. In the Belgian Museum, the first lady demanded that luxurious 18th-century lace be sold to her, and in Italy she rented the entire hotel building at her disposal, with such a modestly registered income of 7,000 rubles a month.
Plastic surgery is now one of the most common operations, especially when it comes to famous public people. Photos of Dmitry Medvedev before and after plastic surgery are certainly of interest to many citizens, both in Russia and foreign countries.
Even after finding and comparing different photos Medvedev, on the global Internet, few people would dare to say with confidence what exactly the third president of the Russian Federation has changed in himself. But the topic of plastic surgery will always be relevant, especially if we take into account the busy work schedule and stressful situations such persons as the President of Russia.
Instagram, Wikipedia and Twitter of Dmitry Medvedev
It's no secret that such people as top officials of states have always been of interest to the public. To give answers to many questions of interest, humanity uses useful sites and sources on the World Wide Web, and it is thanks to the avalanche of the Internet that necessary, interesting and important information always appears on such sites on time and in full.
The Internet pages of Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev give any citizen the opportunity to find out this or that question about the life, career, hobbies and other interests of its owner. Thus, Dmitry Medvedev’s Instagram and Wikipedia are filled with family events, career successes, as well as other moments of the politician’s life. Almost 3 million people follow the politician on Instagram; they follow the events of his life and learn about his hobbies. From the pages of Instagram, Dmitry Anatolyevich congratulates everyone on the holidays or simply reports about important meetings, successes and achievements in the professional field.
