The biography of famous political figures always attracts attention. One of them is Russian ex-minister Alexey Leonidovich Kudrin. Current position is Deputy Chairman of the Economic Council of the Russian Federation. He is called the toughest financier in the history of the country, since he responded to many projects with a refusal to allocate budget funds.
Childhood politics
The mother of Alexei Leonidovich Kudrin, Zinta Miller, moved with her family to the Krasnoyarsk Territory before the war with the Nazis. Then she returned to Dobel, her hometown. There she met Leonid Kudrin. Zinta worked as an accountant, and her future husband was a military man, a senior officer.
He was responsible for receiving and sending secret documents. He really loved taking photographs. After the wedding, their long-awaited son was born - Alexey Leonidovich Kudrin. This joyful event for the couple happened on November 12, 1960 in the Latvian SSR, Dobele. In 1968, Kudrin Sr. was sent to Mongolia, then worked in other regions and cities. His family moved with Leonid.
Education
Alexey Kudrin went to elementary school in 1967 in Latvia, in the city of Tukumsk. A year later, the whole family moved to Mongolia, to which their father had been transferred due to his service. Alexey started going to school there, but completed only three years. In 1971, the Kudrins moved to the Chita region, the city of Borzya. Alexey again had to change school, where he studied for three years.
In 1974, the family moved again, this time to Arkhangelsk. In it, Alexey was enrolled in school number two, and then transferred to school number seventeen. There he received his secondary education in 1977. The next year, Alexey entered the Leningrad State University in the evening department. After the second year I switched to full-time study.
He graduated from this university in 1983. Then Alexey Kudrin entered graduate school at the Economic Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences. He graduated from it in 1988. He studied military affairs at artillery training in the Pskov region, the Strugi Krasnye training ground. He has the military rank of reserve lieutenant.
Labor activity
Alexey Leonidovich began his working career when he was studying at a Leningrad university. Kudrin’s father advised his son to get a job at the Academy of Transport and Logistics of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union. Alexey followed his parent's advice. He started working as a simple auto mechanic. Then he became an instructor in the engine laboratory for the operation of automotive equipment.
Scientific activity of Alexey Leonidovich
In 1983, after graduating from university, he was assigned to work at the Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences and worked as a research intern. In the period from 1985 to 1988, he was a graduate student at the same educational institution. Then he took up scientific work. Defended his Ph.D. In the 80s Alexey Leonidovich led the movement of young scientists who wanted to replace the current director of the institute.
The beginning of the political career of the future minister
The biography of Alexei Kudrin in the political sphere began at the Leningrad university, where he met the future presidential adviser Andrei Illarionov. Their relationship has since grown into a strong friendship. Together with Leningrad economists, among whom was Chubais, he worked on the issues of free enterprise.
Then he worked in the Leningrad city executive committee, in the city hall and was involved in investment policy. Since 1990, Alexey Leonidovich Kudrin’s position has been deputy chairman of the economic committee in the Leningrad City Council. After the liquidation of the organization, he moved to the Entrepreneurship Council.
Since 1992, he headed the Main Financial Directorate of St. Petersburg. Since 1993, he became the first deputy mayor of Anatoly Sobchak. He was a member of the city administration and headed the Committee of Finance and Economics of St. Petersburg. Worked together with V. Putin. In 1995, Alexey Leonidovich had a conflict with Vladimir Yakovlev, who was involved in the state of the municipal economy.
He tried to “knock out” additional allocations for his field of activity, but Kudrin refused due to lack of money. The media claim that Alexey Leonidovich gave a “turn away” to almost everyone who approached him. As a result, Kudrin even received the personal nickname “Mr. NO.”
Alexey Leonidovich was able to achieve the ousting of several of Yakovlev’s subordinates from the city mayor’s office. But then there was a loud scandal due to an accident in the subway. Kudrin was the indirect culprit. A year ago, he refused to finance the construction and reconstruction of the metro. Instead, a significant amount of money went to the Goodwill Games. The order to transfer funding came from Anatoly Sobchak.
In ninety-five, Alexei Kudrin and Vladimir Putin were engaged in the election campaign for the post of new St. Petersburg governor. Both supported Sobchak. In 1996 he was defeated. After this, Alexey Leonidovich resigned and went to live in Moscow.
Career in government
He received an invitation to work surrounded by the president, who at that time was Boris Yeltsin. Anatoly Chubais headed the administrative apparatus, and there is unconfirmed evidence that he provided Kudrin with protection. When he moved to Moscow, Vladimir Putin also went to the capital with him. They both belonged to Chubais' team.
In 1996, Alexey Leonidovich became deputy head of the Main Directorate of the Presidential Administration. With his arrival at this position, demonstrative checks began in some Russian regions. There was a promise of tough punishment for violators. But soon these promises were forgotten. When Alexey Leonidovich left his position as deputy head of the presidential administration, he recommended replacing him with Vladimir Putin. This opinion was taken into account.
In 1997, a deputy minister of finance was needed. Alexey Kudrin was appointed to this position. For two years he replaced the Governor of the European Bank for Development and Reconstruction. He held the same position at the International Monetary Fund.
In January 1999, Kudrin was removed by Prime Minister Primakov from the post of 1st Deputy Minister for Finance, after which he briefly worked at RAO UES of Russia. In May of the same year he returned to his previous position. In 2000, he became Minister of Finance and Deputy Chairman of the Russian Government.
Kudrin received these positions by order of Vladimir Putin. Alexey Leonidovich worked as deputy chairman and minister until 2011. In 2008, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation began demanding Kudrin’s resignation. Officials stated that the minister was unable to cope with his official responsibilities during the crisis.
In 2009, Zyuganov himself continued to actively speak out against Alexei Leonidovich. Kudrin made negative comments about the country's banking and financial systems. He predicted a new wave of crisis and rising debts. Elvira Nabiullina and Arkady Dvorkovich argued with him.
In 2009, Dmitry Medvedev demanded that the Cabinet of Ministers refrain from pessimistic forecasts and not create panic among the people. Anyone who cannot cope with their own negative beliefs was asked to find another job. Specific names were not mentioned, but Kudrin’s resignation soon followed. After this, he became dean of the university in St. Petersburg.
"Kudrinomics"
Not long ago, such a concept as “kudrinomics” appeared. It is called the period of Alexey Leonidovich’s work. He is credited with a large-scale tax reform, the introduction of a “flat” income tax of 13 percent.
Kudrin's policies regarding the country's economy have often been criticized. The conventional concept of “kudrinomics” is designated by specific directions in social and economic policy. It is assumed that the resources of these areas were “pumped” to competing countries.
The ex-minister is confident that today sanctions against Russia are causing great harm to the country. In 2017, Kudrin announced that the previous economic model had not been working for a long time, and the government was not launching modernization in this area. According to Alexey Leonidovich, the Russian economy should be aimed at non-raw material exports.
Personal life
The personal life of Alexei Kudrin is somewhat inconsistent. First, he was married to Sharova Veronica Olegovna, who was engaged in commercial activities. At the same time, she was a co-owner of the Brothers Karamazov hotel.
Veronika Olegovna founded Leader LLC, which previously published the Delo newspaper. Then, due to lack of funding, the print publication closed. Veronica Olegovna and Alexei Leonidovich had a daughter, Polina, in their marriage. Now she is the owner of Art Center Grand Prix LLC.
For the second time, Alexey Kudrin married Irina Igorevna Tintyakova. Before marrying a politician, she worked on the board of RAO UES of Russia and was Andrei Trapeznikov’s press attaché. It was in his reception room that Irina Igorevna and Alexey Leonidovich met. Currently, Kudrin’s second wife is the president of a charitable foundation that patronizes many orphanages and boarding schools. The organization is called “Northern Crown”. In 1998, the couple had a son, Artem.
Interests and hobbies
Kudrin Alexey loves music very much. The ex-minister knows how to play percussion instruments. In 2016, Alexey Leonidovich visited a jazz festival. At this event, Kudrin played drums along with Igor Butman’s musicians. In addition to music, Alexey Leonidovich is attracted to alpine skiing. And when he has free time, he and his family relax in Austrian resorts.
Awards and achievements
His Ph.D. degree encouraged him to create many scientific economic works. He wrote several books. Until now, Kudrin teaches young specialists at the Higher School of Economics.
Alexey Leonidovich received two thanks from the President of the Russian Federation. A Certificate of Honor was awarded from the Government of Russia. Kudrin received the Order of the fourth degree for services to the Motherland. In 2007, Alexey Leonidovich was awarded the Russian Diamond prize.
Kudrin received the Stolypin medal of the first degree. He became an honorary professor at a number of universities (Edinburgh, Dagestan and Buryat). He is a doctor of the Federal Northern University. Received the title of best minister in Central and Eastern Europe.
Kudrin today
Alexey Leonidovich Kudrin is currently the chief employee of the Gaidar Institute, teaching economic policy there. At the same time, he heads the Committee of Civil Initiatives, and since April 2012 he has been one of the editors of the printed publication “Economic Policy”.
Education
According to media reports, he has a higher education in journalism.
Career and personal life
She met her future husband and famous politician at the age of 26, while being a secretary-assistant for press secretary Anatoly Chubais. Then their romance began, which lasted about two years, after which they got married (after learning that they were expecting a child). Alexey Leonidovich broke up with his first wife and married Irina, and soon they became the happy parents of their son Artem.
Her husband’s career took off, in 1997 he became the Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia, and in 2000 he took the post of minister, and Irina was actively involved in charity work. With the help of her husband, she opened the Northern Crown charity foundation (she currently heads it), which began to patronize 130 orphanages in Russia. The foundation to this day collects donations for charity at social events, where the ex-minister’s wife has been seen more than once stylishly and expensively dressed. The philanthropist herself was not shy about her status, striking a pose in front of the cameras and giving interviews to glossy magazines. More than once her wardrobe and jewelry were valued at a tidy sum.
According to the owner of the fund, cited by the Vedomosti newspaper, the annual budget of the Northern Crown is $150-250 thousand, 80% of the funds go to help orphanages and 20% for administrative expenses. It is known that in 2003, Alexander Lebedev’s National Reserve Bank transferred money to this organization, and in 2006, Philip Morris donated $52 thousand. There is also information that the fund owns LLC Center for Analysis and Forecasting.
In 2001, Irina Igorevna almost got into jewelry business. Together with businessman Murtazali Rabadanov and artificial sapphire specialist Bagomed Alaudinov, she established a company for the production of artificial sapphires, Ambi XXII, but their “stone” business projects were not implemented.
In 2002, the minister’s active wife co-founded the Valentin Yudashkin Group (holds 13.5% of the company’s shares), whose main activity is investing in securities. They have a long-standing personal friendship with fashion designer Valentin Yudashkin. According to her, they decided to create a joint company to produce casual clothing, but the business was unsuccessful. Valentin Yudashkin Group has two subsidiaries: Valentin Yudashkin Trade House and Yudashkin Fashion House.
In 2010, the businesswoman joined the small jury of the Russian literary award “National Bestseller”.
She is currently the president of the Northern Crown charity, which has branches in London and New York.
State
In 2008, as Vedomosti writes, she owned a Subaru Outback car, two land plots of 89 acres, a residential building of 95 sq.m. and an apartment of 42 sq.m. In 2009, her property was replenished with a new apartment of 327.9 sq.m., and the Subaru Outback was replaced by an Audi A5 Coupe and an MV Agusta motorcycle.
In 2010, she reported an income of 222 thousand rubles. She owns two plots of land, two residential buildings (one of which was not included in the 2009 declaration) and two apartments. One of them is located in the very center of Moscow, next to the Moscow Art Theater. Gorky and Manezhnaya Square (Swedish Dead End). The house has underground parking, landscape design, 24-hour security, 3.5 m ceilings and spacious apartments from 130 to 250 m2.
Family status
Married to the current head of the TsSR, Alexei Kudrin, they have a common son, Artem, born in 1998.
There was a rumor that Putin was going to wave Medvedev at Kudrin without looking. I believe that the personnel department has more interesting information about Alexei Leonidovich Kudrin, but even what was leaked to open sources makes us take a closer look at the subject.
It is already known that Mr. Kudrin is half Latvian. (I refer anyone who is interested in the second half to comrade General Ivanov. Comrade is meticulous and very, very informed). replete with cute details, there is even a photograph of Alexei Kudrin’s grandfather’s house (this house is now the location of the prosecutor’s office of the Dobele district of Latvia).
Kudrin’s dad, Leonid Kudrin, “a sergeant in the encryption department with his own secret office, never parting with his camera,” most likely was an employee of the authorities. Well, very similar. Then the KGB dad, who was assigned to Leningrad, could well have been a bridge between Kudrin and Putin. But these are mostly assumptions, and in the biography of A. Kudrina is not the most interesting thing. There are cooler things here. Moreover, these are not assumptions and fantasies, but bare facts. We read carefully.
“As it turned out, there are also tragic pages in the family of Alexei Kudrin - his Latvian ancestors were repressed. Just before the war, grandmother Olga Millere (Miller) (née Zandersone) with her grandfather and two children - three-year-old Zinta (Alexey's future mother) and one-and-a-half-year-old Andris (his uncle) - were put in a heated car in Dobele and deported to Siberia, to the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Grandfather was an aizsarg , and I didn’t have to look for a reason for long. But why Olga and especially her young children were exiled, Aunt Anita cannot understand... Anita says that Alexey Kudrin. Most likely he died. But Olga and Zinta came to their homeland after exile in the 1950s.”
An innocent victim of bloody destruction, of course. From the hundreds of billions shot by Stalin. However, let’s still be curious: who are these “aizsargs”?
Central Election Commission of the FSB of Russia
On the territory of Latvia, the main base on which the German occupation forces relied were members of the military-fascist organization "Aizsargi". In the very first days of the occupation, the Germans created punitive detachments and so-called “self-defense detachments” from among the “Aizsargs”, which immediately took up arms against the Red Army and local bodies of Soviet power. Police battalions were formed from the Aizsargs, which were used by the Germans in punitive operations against Soviet partisans not only in Latvia, but also in the northwestern regions of the RSFSR, Ukraine, Belarus, Poland and Yugoslavia. The auxiliary police units of the so-called “C” group were recruited from the “Aizsargs”; they also formed the main core of the 15th and 19th Latvian “SS” divisions, which actively fought against the Red Army.
From among the "Aizsargs" personnel were recruited into German sabotage and intelligence schools. In May 1941, the anti-Soviet organization “Latvijas sargi” (“Defenders of Latvia”) arose from nationalist elements, which set itself the task of restoring the bourgeois regime in Latvia with the help of Germany. Since the beginning of the war, the main cadres of “Latvijas Sargi” took part in bandit attacks on the retreating units of the Red Army and obtained intelligence data for the Germans. After the German occupation of Latvia, “Latvijas Sargi” was dissolved, and most of its participants went to serve in the German punitive authorities. In mid-1944, on the initiative of German intelligence, this organization was restored and its personnel were used for subversive work in the Soviet rear.
From the collection of documents "State Security Bodies of the USSR in the Great Patriotic War", volume 1 "Beginning June 22 - August 31, 1941"
The fact that the grandfather of the ex-Minister of Finance of Russia was a member of a fascist organization is an indisputable fact. But we should pay special attention to this phrase “ no one knows what happened to grandpa Alexey Kudrin. Most likely he died.” A strange phrase. They are clearly selling us a legend, a half-truth. A kind of partial legalization of the difficult past of the “Russian minister.” If the entire family was deported, and it was a special settlement, then why doesn’t the wife know where her husband suddenly went? Or, after all, the family went into exile without the grandfather? And, you see, the word “died” does not mean executed or shot. The clause “most likely” is also very good. For mercy’s sake! The all-powerful minister of Russia, who holds the presidents by the throat, is unable to find after him the husband of his beloved grandmother, Olga Miller, who raised Alyoshenka until she was 6 years old?
It is very, very similar, in fact, the fascist grandfather is alive and well somewhere in the USA or Germany, on the 9th of May he drinks bitters and throws zigs.
Here is some interesting information reported on the Banki.ru website:
"Kudrin Alexey Leonidovich - economist, Russian statesman, former Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation.… Mother worked as an accountant. Father was a military pilot and therefore, as a child, Kudrin Jr. also dreamed of conquering the sky.”
Just a second. Our dad was a code sergeant. And in general a tanker. Very similar to a security officer. But not a non-military pilot! As it turned out, the information about the father-military pilot went for a walk from “Interlocutor” in 2005, where they wrote a sloppy essay about Kudrin. That is, read the information from the original source...
Why did our financier Kudrin suddenly start lying and inventing relatives for himself? Or maybe he really dreamed of heaven? Only it was not his father, but his “grandfather” who was a military pilot?
Photo: Aizsargi aviatori
"Latvian Aviation in World War II"
“After order No. No. was issued on May 31. 10570/44 of the Quartermaster General of the Luftwaffe on the creation of a Latvian fighter squadron as part of the 1st Air Fleet, ten Latvian pilots were sent to Germany to undergo training as fighter pilots. First we went there in June Chief Lieutenant Eduards Millers, lieutenants Arnolds Mentis and Janis Lecis, non-commissioned officers Haralds Makars and Harijs Klints, and then in July they were joined by non-commissioned officers Vitolds Berkis, Voldemare Livmanis (Voldemars Livmanis), Julijs Crape (Julijs Stars) and privates Robert Dumpis and Edgars Lazdins. Latvian pilots were sent to combat training I./JG103, which at that moment was based at the Parow airfield, near Stralsund, and as part of which they began to master the FW-190 fighters.”
Whether this is our grandfather or not, we need to find out. But the genealogy of the “Russian minister” is extremely interesting. And he absorbed deep and sometimes even ineradicable feelings for Russia and the Russian people exactly with his mother’s milk.
Kudrin Alexey LeonidovichKudrin Alexey Leonidovich- Russian politician and economist. Chairman of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation since May 22, 2018. Doctor of Economics. Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Moscow Exchange, Deputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board and Head of the Strategy Committee of Sberbank of Russia, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Institute of Economic Policy. E. T. Gaidar, chairman of the non-governmental organization “Committee of Civil Initiatives”, member of the organizing committee of the “Gaidar Forum”. Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation (2000-2004, 2007-2011), Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation (2000-2011).
Biography
Kudrin Alexey Leonidovich, born 10/12/1960, native of Dobele, Latvian SSR.
Relatives. Wife (former): Sharova Veronika Olegovna, born 05/03/1967, entrepreneur. Previously, she published the socio-political newspaper Delo, and is now the director and co-owner of the Brothers Karamazov hotel in St. Petersburg.
Wife: Kudrina Irina Igorevna, (maiden name Tintyakova), born June 12, 1973, president of the Northern Crown charitable foundation. This foundation collects donations for charity at social events, but does not publish reports on the expenditure of funds.
Daughter: Kudrina Polina Alekseevna, born December 25, 1986, entrepreneur. Permanently resides in St. Petersburg. In 2010, while in the car of businessman Mikhail Matvienko (stepson of billionaire Vadim Novinsky), she had an accident on Nevsky Prospekt.
Son: Kudrin Artem Alekseevich, born 10/28/1998. According to some information, a student of one of the closed private schools outside the Russian Federation.
Awards. Order of Merit for the Fatherland, III degree (September 30, 2010) - for his great contribution to the implementation of state financial policy and many years of conscientious work. Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree (October 12, 2005) - for his great contribution to the implementation of state financial policy and many years of conscientious work. Order of Friendship (2012). Certificate of Honor from the President of the Russian Federation (December 12, 2008) - for active participation in the preparation of the draft Constitution of the Russian Federation and great contribution to the development of the democratic foundations of the Russian Federation. Gratitude of the President of the Russian Federation (March 11, 1997) - for active participation in the preparation of the 1997 Address of the President of the Russian Federation to the Federal Assembly. Gratitude from the President of the Russian Federation (April 12, 2004) - for active participation in legislative activities. P. A. Stolypin Medal, 1st degree (October 5, 2010) - for active participation in the development of the main directions of socio-economic development of the Russian Federation. Certificate of Honor from the Government of the Russian Federation (October 10, 2000) - for fruitful government activities. Gratitude from the Government of the Russian Federation (October 12, 2005) - for services in the field of financial and economic activities. Badge “For Services to the City of Arkhangelsk” (2009). On September 11, 2007, he became a laureate of the “Russian Diamond” award in the “Dignity” category. V.V. Leontiev Medal “For Achievements in Economics” - for outstanding contribution to ensuring long-term stabilization of the Russian financial system. Grand Officer of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (February 8, 2011, Italy). “Crystal snail” from the European University in St. Petersburg (2018).
Honorary titles. In 2003, according to a survey conducted among investors and bankers by the British publication Emerging Markets, Kudrin was named the best finance minister of the year in Central and Eastern Europe. The publication noted that with his ability to direct the country's economy along the right path, Kudrin made a significant contribution to the economic successes achieved by Russia in recent years: stable economic growth of 5% per year, budget surplus, and attracting large investors. Honorary citizen of the Tomsk region (September 2, 2004) - for his great personal contribution to the socio-economic development of the Tomsk region, preparation and holding of the celebration of the 400th anniversary of the city of Tomsk. In 2004, A. Kudrin was named Finance Minister of the Year by the British magazine "The Banker", becoming the winner in two categories: "World Finance Minister of the Year" and "European Finance Minister of the Year". In 2006, the British newspaper “Emerging markets” named Alexei Kudrin the best finance minister among European emerging market countries. In 2010, the British magazine Euromoney named Alexei Kudrin the best finance minister of the year. According to the magazine's publisher Padraic Fallon, Kudrin was awarded the award primarily for the fact that "overcoming significant political pressure, he achieved the creation of a Reserve Fund, which allowed Russia to emerge from the global financial crisis in much better shape than experts expected." An accompanying Euromoney article said Kudrin was rightly described as a top-flight manager and rightly praised for his "commitment to Russia's tax and budget reforms, Russia's bid to join the World Trade Organization and continued progress on privatization." Honorary Professor of the National Research University Higher School of Economics. Honorary Doctor of the Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after. M. V. Lomonosov. Honorary Professor, Faculty of Economics, St. Petersburg State University. Honorary Professor of Buryat State University. Honorary Professor of Dagestan State University (April 28, 2011). Emeritus Professor at the University of Edinburgh.
Hobbies. Plays hockey and tennis. He is interested in jazz and classical music.
Education
- Graduated from the Faculty of Economics of Leningrad State University. A. A. Zhdanova. Has an academic degree of Candidate of Economic Sciences.
After graduating from university, he worked at the Institute of Socio-Economic Problems of the USSR Academy of Sciences (Leningrad).
- From 1985 to 1988 he studied at the graduate school of the Institute of Economics of the USSR Academy of Sciences (Moscow), then returned to Leningrad, to the Institute of Socio-Economic Problems.
Labor activity
- In 1990, he was appointed deputy chairman of the Committee on Economic Reform of the Leningrad City Executive Committee; in 1991, after the liquidation of this committee, he became deputy chairman of the Committee on Economic Development of St. Petersburg.
- In 1992, he took the position of Chairman of the Main Financial Directorate of the St. Petersburg City Hall, which in 1993 was transformed into the Committee of Economics and Finance.
- In 1996, after A. A. Sobchak was defeated in the elections for the mayor of St. Petersburg, he was relieved of his post, however, he was soon invited to Moscow, where he took the post of head of the Main Control Directorate of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation with the rank of deputy head.
- From 1997 to 1999, Kudrin was First Deputy Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation.
- In 1999, for some time he served as First Deputy Chairman of the Board of RAO UES, and then again became First Deputy Minister of Finance.
- From 2000 to 2011, he was the Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation, and at the same time, from 2000 to 2004 and from 2007 to 2011, he served as Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation. He resigned due to his refusal to work in the future cabinet of D. A. Medvedev.
- In 2012, he headed the Committee of Civil Initiatives, created with the goal of “identifying and implementing the best option for the country’s development.”
- 01.11.2013 Kudrin A.L. joined the presidium of the Economic Council under the President of the Russian Federation.
- In 2016, he was elected chairman of the board of the Center for Strategic Research, and was also appointed deputy chairman of the economic council under the president.
- On May 22, 2018, he was appointed head of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation.
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