Which of the children of politicians lives abroad. Children of Russian politicians who study abroad. Where do the children of the Russian elite live?
In which countries of the “decaying West” do the children of the Russian power elite live and study.
A Russian blogger, based on open information from the media, made a kind of monitoring.
Actually, from this position, a text about the children of Russian leaders is proposed:
1. The family of dictator Vladimir Putin - Very little is known about the family, given the closed lifestyle of the family. Was married, divorced.
It is known that the youngest daughter Ekaterina lives on a permanent basis in Germany, in the city of Munich.
In 2013, the wedding of Katerina Putina and Yoon Joon Won (Korean) took place and took place in a hotel in Morocco in 2013 and was grandiose in scope.
The eldest, Maria, lives in Holland, in the town of Vorshooten, not far from The Hague, and lives not alone, but with 33-year-old Dutchman Jorrit Faassen.
2. Family of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev - Medvedev is married to a Jewish woman, Svetlana Linnik.
Medvedev has a son, Ilya Medvedev. At the moment he is studying in Russia, but in a public interview he said that he would continue his studies at the University of Massachusetts USA.
3. Foreign Minister S. Lavrov's family - Ekaterina, the only daughter of Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, lives and studies in the United States. She is currently graduating from Columbia University in New York and plans to stay in the US permanently.
4. Family of Deputy Speaker of the State Duma S. Zheleznyak - Three daughters of Vice Speaker of the State Duma Sergei Zheleznyak study abroad. Ekaterina - in an elite Swiss school, Anastasia - in London, at the university. The youngest, Lisa, currently also lives in London.
5. The family of the Vice-Speaker of the State Duma A. Zhukov - Son-Peter Zhukov studied in London.
6. The family of the Vice-Speaker of the State Duma Sergei Andenko - Daughter studies and lives in Germany.
7. Family of Deputy Prime Minister D. Kozak - The eldest son of Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak - Alexei has been living abroad for at least six years and is engaged in the construction business. He is a co-owner of several foreign companies: Red, McBright and Yuna. At the same time, he also works in the state-owned VTB Group. Aleksey Kozak's younger brother, Alexander, works for Credit Suisse.
8. The family of State Duma deputy A. Remezkov from the United Russia faction - Remezkov's eldest son, Stepan, recently graduated from the Valley Forge Miller College in Pennsylvania. The son of the deputy was trained under the program for officers of the US Army. Then Styopa entered the private Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York. The deputy's middle son, Nikolai, has been studying in the UK at a private school, Malvern College, since 2008. And the youngest daughter lives in Vienna, where she does gymnastics.
9. Family of deputy V. Fetisov - Daughter Anastasia, grew up and studied in the USA.
10. The family of the head of Russian Railways V. Yakunin - Children and grandchildren of the head of Russian Railways Vladimir Yakunin live - in England and Switzerland.
11. P. Astakhov's family - The eldest son of the Ombudsman for Children, Pavel Astakhov, Anton studied at Oxford and at the New York School of Economics. And the youngest child was born in Cannes
13. The family of the State Duma deputy from the "SR" faction E. Mizulina - The main fighter for traditional Orthodox values has a son, Nikolai. At first, Nikolai studied at Oxford, received a diloma and moved to live on a permanent basis in tolerant Belgium, where same-sex marriages are allowed. Today he works in Belgium in a large international law firm Mayer Brown.
14. N. Valuev, State Duma deputy from the United Russia faction - In the summer, his wife lives in his Spanish house, children and parents live almost on a permanent basis.
15. The family of A. Yakunin, State Duma deputy from the faction from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - The head of the Solnechnogorsk region, a member of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Alexander Yakunin, spoke about his family in election leaflets:
“My daughter goes to school, my wife is a successful economist, my son is a student at the Institute of Physical Education. Like, we love to get together for tea…”
The booklets, however, do not indicate where the Yakunin family lives. Meanwhile, in social networks, the wife of the official, Julia, called Nice her place of residence.
Son Michael writes that he lives in Ontario. The daughter lives with her mother and indicates English as her main language.
16. The family of A. Vorontsov, a member of the State Duma of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - Anna, the daughter of the communist Vorontsov, lives in Italy. She moved there from Germany, where she also studied. Currently studying at the University of Milan.
17. The family of Elena Rakhova, State Duma deputy from the United Russia faction - The United Russia member Elena Rakhova, who became famous for calling Leningraders who lived less than 120 days in the blockade, “non-blockade”, has a daughter who lives in the USA.
Polina Rakhova graduated from the Faculty of International Relations of St. Petersburg State University, after which she left for New York.
18. Family of B. Gryzlov, a member of the Security Council - The daughter of the ex-speaker of the State Duma, one of the founders of the United Russia party, and now a member of the Security Council, Boris Gryzlov, Evgenia lives in Tallinn. And even recently received Estonian citizenship.
19. A. Fursenko's family - Former Minister of Education Andrey Fursenko, who pushed through the EGE system in the country, hid from the public for a long time that his children also studied abroad. Today, his son Alexander lives permanently in the United States.
20. Family of V. Nikonov (grandson of Molotov), president of the Politika Foundation - Son Alexei is a US citizen.
Columbia University
It has long been noticed that the children and grandchildren of our sovereign patriot rulers study and live in the West.
Parents send their children to live in Western countries, buy property there, send money there, and even have dual citizenship...
All this happens for a simple reason - they despise Russia, its people, and they have long put an end to the country they rule.
The list of children of the Russian government living in the West on an almost permanent basis is long and I will cite only a few of them.
1. Family of President Vladimir Putin
Very little is known about the president's family, given the family's closed lifestyle. Was married, divorced.
In the early 90s, Putin returned to Leningrad and sent his daughters back to Germany to study at the prestigious German gymnasium Peterschule.
In the mid-90s they returned to Russia and in 1996 moved to Moscow.
But even here the daughters did not leave the German path. Their “German School of Moscow” is still located in the “ambassadorial town” on Vernadsky Avenue, ringed with a fence with video cameras, everywhere there are inscriptions “Achtung!”
In the early 2000s, both Putin's daughters were officially registered as students of St. Petersburg State University, but no one saw them there.
It is known that the youngest daughter Ekaterina lives on a permanent basis in Germany, in the city of Munich.
In 2013, the wedding of Katerina Putina and Yoon Joon Won (Korean) took place and took place in one of the hotels in Morocco in 2013 and was grandiose in scope.
The eldest, Maria, lives in Holland, in the town of Vorshooten, not far from The Hague, and lives not alone, but with 33-year-old Dutchman Jorrit Faassen. The specific area of \u200b\u200bresidence of the couple is also known - KrimwijkHeet. Maria Putina lives in an elite building, where she occupies a penthouse on the top floor.
Putin's daughters often come to Italy at the invitation of Silvio Berlusconi, with whom Putin has family friends.
2. Family of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev
Medvedev is married to a Jewish woman, Svetlanna Linnik, who is the cousin of E. Vasilyeva, who is involved in the "defense service" case.
Vasilyeva herself is the daughter of one of the criminal authorities of St. Petersburg - Vasilyev. President Dmitry Medvedev in January 2012 awarded her the Order of Honor.
Medvedev has a son - Ilya Medvedev. At the moment he is studying in Russia, but in a public interview he said that he would continue his studies at the University of Massachusetts USA.
3. Family of Minister of Foreign Affairs S. Lavrov
The only daughter of Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Ekaterina, lives and studies in the United States.
She is currently graduating from Columbia University in New York and plans to stay in the US permanently.
4. Family of Deputy Speaker of the State Duma S. Zheleznyak
Three daughters of Deputy Speaker of the State Duma Sergei Zheleznyak study abroad.
Ekaterina - in an elite Swiss school (tuition costs 2.4 million rubles a year from the 6th to 12th grade), Anastasia - in London, at the university (tuition fee per year is about 630 thousand rubles).
The youngest, Lisa, currently also lives in London.
It is interesting that the “patriot-sailor” Zheleznyak declared an income of 3.5 million rubles and at the same time pays 11 million a year for the education of his children in Western universities ...
5. The family of the Vice-Speaker of the State Duma A. Zhukov
Son - Peter Zhukov studied in London and even went to prison there, Zhukov Jr. participated in a drunken fight and received 14 months in prison.
6. Family of Deputy Speaker of the State Duma Sergei Andenko
My daughter studies and lives in Germany.
7. Family of Deputy Prime Minister D. Kozak
The eldest son of Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak, Alexei, has been living abroad for at least six years and is engaged in the construction business.
He is a co-owner of several foreign companies: Red, McBright and Yuna. At the same time, he also works in the state-owned VTB Group.
Aleksey Kozak's younger brother, Alexander, works for Credit Suisse.
This year, German and US authorities accused the Swiss bank of helping high-profile clients evade taxes. There is an investigation.
8. Family of State Duma deputy A. Remezkov from the United Russia faction
Remezkov's eldest son, Stepan, recently graduated from Valley Forge Militar College in Pennsylvania (a year of study costs 1,295,761 rubles).
The son of the deputy was trained under the program for officers of the US Army.
Then Styopa entered the private Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York.
The deputy's middle son, Nikolai, has been studying in the UK at a private school, Malvern College, since 2008.
And the youngest daughter lives in Vienna, where she does gymnastics. Masha Remezkova represented the Austrian national team (!!!) at the children's competitions in Ljubljana.
9. Family of deputy V. Fetisov
Daughter Anastasia, grew up and studied in the USA. Nastya never learned to write and read in Russian.
10. The family of the head of Russian Railways V. Yakunin
The children and grandchildren of the "chief patriot of Russia" head of Russian Railways Vladimir Yakunin live outside the country - in England and Switzerland.
The son of the head of Russian Railways, A. Yakunin, studied and lived in London for many years, currently working in Russia as an investor in a British company.
Since 2009, Yakunin Jr. has been the head and co-owner of the UK-registered investment company Venture Investments & Yield Management (VIYM), which is engaged in development projects in St. Petersburg.
Andrey Yakunin is the owner of the Moscow Marriott Courtyard hotel, built on the territory adjacent to the Paveletsky railway station.
At the moment, he lives permanently in his house in London, bought in 2007 for 4.5 million pounds (225 million rubles) and registered on a Panamanian offshore.
Yakunin's other son Viktor lives in Switzerland, where he also owns luxury real estate.
The grandchildren of the head of Russian Railways also study at prestigious educational institutions in these countries.
11. Family of Svetlana Nesterova, State Duma deputy from the United Russia faction
The daughter lives in the UK.
12. Family of P. Astakhov
The eldest son of the Ombudsman for Children, Pavel Astakhov, Anton studied at Oxford and at the New York School of Economics.
And the youngest child was born in Cannes, in a rented villa.
13. The family of the State Duma deputy from the "SR" faction E. Mizulina
The main fighter for traditional Orthodox values has a son, Nikolai.
At first, Nikolai studied at Oxford, received a diloma and moved to live on a permanent basis in tolerant Belgium, where same-sex marriages are allowed.
Today he works in Belgium in a large international law firm Mayer Brown.
It is not clear how Elena Mizulina, the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Family, Women and Children, left her own son in such a gay danger?!...
Probably everything about the people was taken care of, but she forgot about her son ...
14. N. Valuev, State Duma deputy from the United Russia faction
In the summer, his wife lives in his Spanish house, children and parents live almost on a permanent basis.
They also live alternately in Germany.
15. Family of A. Yakunin, State Duma deputy from the Communist Party faction
The head of the Solnechnogorsk district, a member of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Alexander Yakunin, spoke about his family in election leaflets:
"daughter goes to school, wife is a successful economist, son is a student at the Institute of Physical Education. Like, we like to get together for tea ... "
The booklets, however, do not indicate where the Yakunin family lives. Meanwhile, in social networks, the wife of the official, Julia, called Nice her place of residence.
Son Michael writes that he lives in Ontario. The daughter lives with her mother and indicates English as her main language.
By the way, Nizhny Novgorod Mayor Oleg Sorokin also found a villa on the Cote d'Azur. Or rather, his wife.
16. Family of A. Vorontsov, member of the State Duma of the Communist Party.
The daughter of the communist Vorontsov Anna lives in Italy. She moved there from Germany, where she also studied.
Currently studying at the University of Milan.
Vorontsov himself, foaming at the mouth, stigmatizes the West, and in the meantime pays hundreds of thousands of euros for his daughter's education in Milan.
17. Family of Elena Rakhova, State Duma deputy from the United Russia faction
United Russia member Elena Rakhova, who became famous for calling Leningraders who lived less than 120 days in the blockade "non-blockade", has a daughter who lives in the United States.
Polina Rakhova graduated from the Faculty of International Relations of St. Petersburg State University, after which she left for New York.
18. Family of B. Gryzlov, member of the Security Council.
The daughter of the former speaker of the State Duma, one of the founders of the United Russia party, and now a member of the Security Council, Boris Gryzlov, Evgenia, lives in Tallinn. And even recently received Estonian citizenship.
19. Family of A. Fursenko.
Former Minister of Education Andrei Fursenko, who pushed through the EGE system in the country, hid from the public for a long time that his children also studied abroad.
Today, his son Alexander lives permanently in the United States.
20. Family of V. Nikonov (grandson of Molotov), President of the Politika Foundation
Son Alex is a US citizen.
And where did this gentleman show up? That's right, in the Anti-Magnit Act, in defense of the law prohibiting the adoption of children by American citizens.
Here is a small list of other officials with property and families abroad:
CONCLUSION
This is only the shortest list, in fact, the number of children and grandchildren living in the West goes into the thousands, if not tens of thousands.
The list contains the most odious "patriots" and "enemies of the West" who keep their families in the "den of the enemy."
Their children study, live and work in the West, they have nothing more to do with Russia. Their parents chose this path for them.
Their parents are the president, prime minister, his deputies, ministers, deputies, etc.
They despise Russia and its people, they see the future of their children and their own in the West, where they have everything to meet old age.
With such a hypocritical government, Russia has no future
Rating of TOP-10 opposition members whose relatives settled abroad. Today we will compile a similar hit parade of Russian officials and the power elite. At first it seemed that it would be easier to compile this rating, since there are whole lists of such people on the net, but upon closer examination it turned out that some of the information in them was later refuted, and some was frankly far-fetched. Nevertheless, there were enough interesting figures. So, your attention is invited to the TOP 10 convinced statesmen, whose relatives prefer abroad.
10. Alexey Vorontsov. Back in 1962 he joined the CPSU, now he is a member of the CPRF. In the nineties he worked as vice-governor of the Leningrad region. In 2011, after a ten-year break, he continued his political career, being elected a deputy of the St. Petersburg Legislative Assembly. Currently - Deputy Head of the Communist Party faction, Chairman of the Council of the St. Petersburg Regional Branch of the All-Russian Creative Movement "Russian Lad". He is one of the authors of the Russian People's Line portal. This summer, on its pages, Vorontsov lamented how hard life is for children around the world, including in Russia. At the same time, the daughter of Alexei Vorontsov himself does not complain about life, spending it outside the Motherland. She studied in Germany, from where she later moved to Italy, where she lives to this day, receiving her education at the University of Milan. For taking care of children, especially his own, Alexey Vorontsov gets the right to open our rating.
9. Alexander Yakunin. He was a member of the Patriots of Russia party, later went to the Communist Party. At first, it didn’t go well with a career as a politician, but in 2013 Alexander Yakunin soared from the very bottom right up to the head of the Solnechnogorsk district of the Moscow region, first taking the position of acting head (they say this appointment was contrary to the charter), and after winning the election. It is noteworthy that Yakunin went to the elections as an independent candidate, disowning the Communist Party. Nevertheless, both the communists and United Russia, represented by the governor of the Moscow region Andrei Vorobyov, supported the novice politician and did not put forward their own candidates. Recently it turned out that Alexander Yakunin is working hard - corruption is rampant in the administration, and at the level of his closest deputies. In his election campaign, the politician said that he likes to gather all the families to drink tea. Alas, it is not very easy for Yakunin to do this. While he himself works in the Moscow region, his son lives in the USA (having moved there from Canada), and his wife and daughter live in France. Alexander Yakunin, whose cherished desires do not coincide with the possibilities, is awarded the ninth place.
8. Ludmila Kostkina. In politics since the early 1990s. Since 2003, for eight years she worked as the vice-governor of St. Petersburg. She did not always perform her official duties diligently - in 2008 she received an order from the prosecutor's office for not developing a mechanism for providing land plots to large families. In 2011, she was elected to the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg from the United Russia party. Since last year, he has been representing St. Petersburg legislators in the Federation Council, being the first deputy chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Social Policy. The daughter of Lyudmila Kostkina is deeply rooted in Germany, where she is engaged in science and received her doctoral degree. For strengthening the authority of Russian scientists abroad, the senator gets to the eighth line of the rating.
7. Vladimir Zhirinovsky and Igor Lebedev. Father and son defend the honor of the LDPR party in our TOP. It is its members, headed by Vladimir Volfovich, who put a lot of effort into ensuring that journalists do not fall asleep during Duma sessions, but enjoy an exciting show. Vladimir Zhirinovsky is Russia's record holder for the number of presidential elections in which he took part as a candidate. He is distinguished by sharp statements, expressive behavior, creative ideas and an original vision of the development path of the state. To list all the annealings of Vladimir Volfovich, you will need a separate article, or even a whole series. The brave merits of Vladimir Zhirinovsky's son Igor Lebedev look quite pale against the background of my father's achievements. From the age of 22, he began working as an assistant to a deputy, later he worked in the apparatus of the LDPR faction, and briefly worked as an adviser at the Ministry of Labor and Social Development. In 1999, he was first elected to the State Duma of the Federal Assembly on the list of his father's bloc. In 2011, he went to this position for the third term. He is the Deputy Chairman of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly. Most sources say that the children of Igor Lebedev and, accordingly, the grandchildren of Vladimir Zhirinovsky study at a boarding school at Moscow State University, however, there is information that they receive education at an American school in Switzerland, where the older generation of Zhirinovsky-Lebedev transfers substantial donations. Vladimir Zhirinovsky and Igor Lebedev, who performed in the “two in one” format, took the seventh position for saving their place.
6. Elena Rakhova. She began her career along the Komsomol line. She was a deputy and secretary of the executive committee. In 1997, she became deputy head of the district administration in St. Petersburg. She was a member of the St. Petersburg electoral committee. For a short time she represented Smolny in the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg. From 2004 to 2013, she held the position of Deputy Head of the Administration of the Kalininsky District for Social Affairs. Today he represents the United Russia party in the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg. Known as an experimental linguist and a great connoisseur of neologisms. At the beginning of last year, on the air of the Party Bureau program on the St. Petersburg TV channel, everyone was struck by the term "non-blockade" used in relation to children who lived in besieged Leningrad for less than four months. The daughter of Elena Rakhova left for New York, which, as she writes on social networks, "did not disappoint" her, travels a lot around the United States. Athlete-Komsomol-beauty Elena Rakhova gets to the sixth step.
5. Svetlana Nesterova. In 2000, she decided to try herself in the political arena and became the main assistant to the deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg. Later she showed herself as an independent legislator and was twice successfully elected to the St. Petersburg Legislative Assembly in 2007 and 2011. At the moment, he is a permanent member of the commission on industry, economics and property, represents the United Russia party. Interested in religious issues. In 2005, she was awarded the diploma of the Metropolitan of St. Petersburg and Ladoga for her diligent work for the glory of the Holy Church, and in 2007 she received the silver medal of the Holy Apostle Peter for them. Like Alexander Yakunin, Svetlana Nesterova was not lucky with the team. In the fall, FSB officers seriously took care of her assistants, suspecting them of fraud in the amount of 25 million rubles allocated from the budget thanks to Svetlana Nikolaevna's deputy activities. The daughter of the deputy Nesterova currently lives in London. The people's choice, who did not guess with the selected personnel, ranks fifth in the ranking.
4. Alexander Remezkov. At the end of the century, he entered politics, becoming a deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnodar Territory, and headed the finance committee. In early 2001, he was appointed Deputy Head of the Krasnodar Territory for Finance. In the period from 2002 to 2008, he was the first deputy in charge of the entire economic bloc. In 2011, he was elected to the State Duma from the Krasnodar Territory. Has three children, all of them live abroad. The daughter is engaged in gymnastics in Vienna, while Masha Remezkova represented the Austrian national team at competitions in Ljubljana. Son Nikolai studies at a private school in England. The eldest son, Stepan, graduated from Valley Forge Military Academy in Pennsylvania. Many cadets who graduated from its walls continue their military careers in the United States, but Stepan Remezkov continued his studies at a private university in New York. For a peculiar choice of the future for his children, Alexander Remezkov falls into fourth place.
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3. Boris Gryzlov. Until 1991 he was a member of the CPSU. In 1998, for the first time, he participated in the elections to the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg, but failed. Instead of a deputy mandate, he receives an offer to head the local branch of Unity. A year later, he was elected to the State Duma on the lists of the Unity movement, leading his faction there. In the spring of 2001, he was appointed as the new Minister of the Interior. In this post, he was remembered for the abolition of the "cane" system in the traffic police. Since 2002, Chairman of the Supreme Council of the United Russia party. In 2003, he was elected on her list to the State Duma and held the post of chairman of the parliament. In 2007, he again becomes a deputy and chairs again. In 2011, he refused another similar position along with the mandate, as he considered that it would be wrong to go for a third term. In 2011 and 2012, he is approved as a permanent member of the Security Council. At the end of 2012, he was appointed Chairman of the Rosatom Supervisory Board. Recently, he has been the plenipotentiary representative of the Russian Federation in the tripartite Contact Group on the settlement of the situation in Ukraine. Boris Gryzlov's daughter lives in Tallinn and has Estonian citizenship. For a long list of high posts in the biography, the politician is awarded "bronze".
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2. Andrey Fursenko. In 1995 he joined the party "Our Home - Russia". In 2001 he was appointed to the post of Deputy Minister of Industry, Science and Technology, since 2002 he became the first deputy, and in 2003 - acting. minister. Since 2004, he has headed the Ministry of Education and Science, having worked there until 2012. For the last three years he has been an aide to the president. One of the main initiators of the introduction of the Unified State Exam in schools. Apparently, Andrei Fursenko is very dissatisfied with the work of his predecessors as Minister of Education, since he sent his son to study in the United States, where he received a bachelor's degree in 2001. The son of Mr. Fursenko liked the Western education, and he went to the second higher education at Stanford, from which he graduated in 2005. However, the young man was in no hurry to apply the acquired knowledge in his homeland. Instead, he was licensed to practice law in California, Illinois, and New York. Andrey Fursenko, who did not have time to create a proper education system for his own child, takes second place.
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1. Elena Mizulina. Until 1991, she was a member of the CPSU. In 1993, she was elected to the Federation Council from the Russia's Choice bloc. Two years later, she joined the liberal Yabloko. In 1995 and 1999, Mizulina was successfully elected from this party to the State Duma. In 2001, she moved to the Union of Right Forces. Since 2004, she has represented the State Duma in the Constitutional Court. In 2007, she again became a deputy of the State Duma and joined the Just Russia faction. The following year, she was elected chairman of the Committee on the Family, Women and Children. Retained her post in the 2011 elections. He is a fighter for the purity of the Internet. He is among the authors of the law “On the protection of children from information harmful to their health and development”, as well as the “law on black lists”. In the issue of promoting family values, he shows enviable activity along with an original vision of these same values. He insists on the need to state in the Constitution that Orthodoxy is the basis of Russia's national and cultural identity. Calls for more active involvement of the ROC in the adoption of laws on the family. The ancestor of such ideas as the introduction of a tax on divorce, additional restrictions on abortion, a ban on nulliparous girls from receiving higher education. Everywhere he sees propaganda of homosexuality. Those who, out of stupidity or cowardice, do not share Mizulina's ideas, are instantly written down in the "pedophile lobby". At the same time, her son, after receiving a diploma at his mother's dream university - MGIMO - studied at the Universities of Bern and Oxford, married a Spanish citizen and settled in Belgium loyal to homosexuals. He lives with his wife and two children in Brussels and is a partner at Mayer Brown, a law firm that sponsors gay organizations and advocates for the rights of the LGBT community. Unable to instill the values promoted to the masses in her son, Elena Mizulina heads our honorary TOP.
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Why do the children of our officials, our "stars" and some other citizens study and live abroad?
Russian celebrities strive to please their children in everything and protect them from the scrutiny of journalists. Therefore, on September 1, the children of most Russians went to ordinary schools and universities, and the daughters and sons of many stars will study in a foreign land.
The son of the singer Valeria Artemy
September 1, 2015 Angelica Agurbash shared the good news with fans: her son Nikita entered the Bocconi University in Milan.
“Joy and pride for my son overwhelm my heart! Nikita is a student at Bocconi University! Thanks son. You justified all my hopes. Good luck, excellent knowledge, a wonderful future! I am the happiest mother, ”Angelica wrote on her Instagram page.
Angelica always said that her son Nikita is a capable boy, talented, knows three foreign languages, goes in for sports and ballroom dancing, so why not give him a chance to get excellent knowledge abroad?
Singer Slava decided to part with her eldest daughter Alexandra for a while and send the girl to study abroad.
According to Slava, the daughter herself made such a decision. She will gain knowledge in Switzerland, where rich and famous Russians often send their children to study.
“The daughter herself made such a decision. She really wanted to study abroad. My father and I were against it at first, but then we supported her, - the singer admitted in one of her interviews. - My daughter has a strong desire for languages - let her teach.
Actress Nonna Grishaeva can be proud of her eldest daughter Anastasia, who a couple of years ago entered a prestigious educational institution abroad.
The girl will be educated at the University of London at the Faculty of Graphics and Illustrations. Interestingly, before that, Grishaeva's daughter was a student at one of the English colleges, where she was one of the best students.
Daughter of singer Valery Syutkin studying art history in France. The girl studies at the University of Paris, which is one of the most prestigious in Europe. Viola's relatives say that the girl grew up very talented. Viola often composes various kinds of essays, poems or even full-fledged novels.
Daughter of actress Renata Litvinova Uliana is studying in France at the Ecole des Roches University. According to the young lady, most of all she is passionate about history and drawing lessons. She is good at English, despite the fact that teaching is conducted in French.
Daughter of Angelica Varum and Leonid Agutin– Elizabeth lives and studies in Miami. The upbringing of a 16-year-old girl is mostly done by her grandparents. Lisa herself has repeatedly admitted that she misses her beloved parents, but she does not feel very comfortable in Russia.
10-year-old daughter of Anna Sedokova Alina went to school in Beverly Hills. Anna made the decision that her children would be educated in America even before they were born. Her youngest daughter Monica is still early for school, but time is running so fast that this little girl will soon go to get knowledge.
Anastasia Zavorotnyuk's 19-year-old daughter Anya is studying to be a producer in England. This country has long become native for the girl. The daughter of the "beautiful nanny" first studied at a private London school. Zavorotnyuk always believed that Anna should know English well, which is why she sent her daughter to the UK.
By the way, Anna met her love in England. The girl's chosen one was the son of a Chechen businessman named Mansur.
Ekaterina and Alexander Strizhenov they didn’t immediately want to let their little blood Nastya go abroad, but she convinced her parents that she wanted to live like an ordinary person, and not like a daughter of celebrities.
At first, the girl studied in London, and now she gnaws at the granite of science at the New York Parson School of Design at the Faculty of Graphic Design. Nastya passed all the exams, including the test for sufficient knowledge of the language.
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Viktor Feliksovich Vekselberg(born April 14, Drogobych, Ukrainian SSR) - Russian entrepreneur, manager, president of the Skolkovo Foundation, chairman of the board of directors of the Renova group of companies .
After the purchase by Rosneft in October 2012 of 50% of TNK-BP, Vekselberg became the richest person in Russia: according to Bloomberg, his fortune increased by $1.5 billion and was estimated at $18 billion; Vekselberg surpassed Alisher Usmanov, who has headed the list of Russian billionaires since March 2012, by $700 million
Where did the children of Russian officials and deputies study? October 22nd, 2016
The daughter of Dmitry Peskov, Elizaveta, commenting the other day on Instagram on the appeal of the Presidential Administration to officials to return their children studying abroad to Russia, recalled that even Peter I understood the advantages of foreign education: “Those who believe that patriots should study only in their own country, either they are not very familiar with history, or the personality of Peter is not authoritative for them. 
"It was this tsar who realized the importance of education abroad for the development of the state. As a result, he began to carry out reforms, paying special attention to Europe, for which thousands of young people went to study abroad ... Yes, someone did not return back to Russia, preferring to tie his life with another country, is also happening in our time," said Elizabeth.
“Having the experience of living in Europe and communicating with residents of other states, Russian “subjects” will have not only innate Russian, but also European thinking. This will lead to an improvement in international relations, an understanding of the foreign vision of the world,” she noted. so that people would like to live in their own country, and not to keep them by force. As they say, you can't be nice by force."
Meanwhile, the education of children (as well as the subsequent permanent residence) in the West is quite widespread among Russian officials and deputies.
Sergey Lavrov. Foreign Secretary. Income: 7.6 million rubles.
Statement: “The isolation of Russia without political and economic losses for their loved ones and with simultaneous access to Russia's resources is a long-standing dream of the West. That's just the fuse for the realization of this dream, the "partners" actually did not have much left. After all, Russia had only to indicate the fact of the formation of a multipolar world, as Western gunpowder got pretty wet ... Now the wet spot on the suit of “democracy” is covered with folders with sanctions.”
Daughter Ekaterina Vinokurova: Columbia University - Faculty of Political Science ($ 25.8 thousand per semester), London School of Economics and Political Science - Faculty of Economics (£ 25.4 thousand per year). Ekaterina was born and raised in New York, where Sergey Lavrov then worked in the Soviet post-representation to the UN. Only in 2014 she moved to Moscow, and at the moment she is co-director of the Russian branch of the Christie's auction house.
Sergei Zheleznyak. Vice Speaker of the State Duma. Income: 4.7 million rubles.
Statement: "If you are a citizen of your country, you must associate all your actions with it."
Daughter Ekaterina: private school in Switzerland (2.5 million rubles a year, according to Alexei Navalny).
Daughter Anastasia: Queen Mary University in London (an average of £16,000 a year). The MP's youngest daughter, Lisa, also lives in the UK. But, according to the promise of the father, all three girls will return to their homeland as soon as they finish their studies.
Pavel Astakhov. Former Commissioner for Children's Rights under the President of the Russian Federation. Income: 13.6 million rubles.
Statement: “I never forget that Pittsburgh Law School was my second alma mater and the United States was my second home. These are the facts that I will never stop telling the people of good will living in Russia, France, Spain, Great Britain, the USA and all over the world.”
Son Anton: Oxford International College St. Clares Oxford (£17.7 per year), European School of Economics in New York (€45,000 for a year of "full-time" study on a master's program). At the moment, Anton Astakhov is a co-founder of the Pavel Astakhov Legal Center, the NP Monitoring Center for the Identification of Dangerous and Prohibited Content, SIT Institute LLC, and the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the United Bank for Industrial Investments.
According to some reports, information about the imminent resignation of the Ombudsman is connected with the activities of the son who returned to his homeland. In 2014, Anton Astakhov acquired an 8.4% stake in the Regional Development Bank, and at the same time his high-ranking father announced the opening of an account with this bank to collect donations for refugee children from Ukraine. In November 2015, the Bank of Russia revoked the license from the institution, and a conflict of interest attracted the attention of the presidential anti-corruption department.
Despite filial and his own ties to the United States, Astakhov was the initiator of the “Dima Yakovlev law,” which banned Americans from adopting Russian orphans.
Elena Mizulina. Member of the Federation Council. Income: 5 million rubles.
Statement: “I adhere to traditional values and views, but I know that always 5-6% of people born adhere to non-traditional orientation, and to destroy them, to fight them is stupidity. You can’t fight with the disabled…”
Son Nicholas: University of Bern - Faculty of International Law and Economics (CHF750 per semester), Oxford - Law (from £15.2 thousand per year). Nikolai Mizulin did not return to his homeland after training. He now resides in Belgium and is a partner in the large international law firm Mayer Brown. Interestingly, in 2014, the firm received an award as “The Best Place to Work for LGBT Equality,” while Mizulina herself is the author of high-profile initiatives to “protect children from gay propaganda.”
Alexander Remezkov. Member of the State Duma from the United Russia party. Income: 158.4 million rubles.
Statement: “They (children - PR note) are patriots of their country. And they want to link their lives and work with Russia in the future. Education of children abroad does not violate the law. I am ready, if a law is passed banning children from studying there, to return them and comply with the law.”
Son Stepan: Miller College Valley Forge in Pennsylvania ($ 28.9 thousand per year), private Hofstra University in Hempstead (from $ 20.5 thousand per semester). Son Nicholas: private school Malvern College in the UK (from £ 12.3 thousand per year). The deputy also has a daughter, Maria, who in 2014 represented the Austrian gymnastics team at children's competitions in Ljubljana.
Dmitry Peskov. Press Secretary of the Russian President. Income: 36.7 million rubles.
Statement: “It is unlikely that anyone can dispute the fact that the world's media - both print and electronic - have focused in a completely inexplicable way on our country and on our president. This is what we had in mind when we talked about this “Putinophobia bacillus” that has afflicted many in the Western community.”
Daughter Elizabeth: prestigious boarding school École des Roches (from € 20 thousand per year) in France. The girl became famous, in particular, for criticizing the Unified State Examination and the entire Russian education system as a whole on her Instagram. At the insistence of her father, she moved to Moscow from France, where her mother and brother live. After studying for some time at the Institute of Asian and African Countries, Elizabeth still left the university and returned to Europe, where she decided to study marketing. In June, the versatile girl delighted the public by posting her "back view" photos online.
Andrey Fursenko. Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation, former Minister of Education and Science. Income: 10.7 million rubles.
Statement: “The vice of the Soviet education system was the desire to create a human creator. Whereas the task of education in Russia is to create a qualified consumer who is able to use the results of the work of others.
Son Alexander: private US university New York University (an average of $22,000 per year), Stanford University - Faculty of Law ($30,000 per year). According to Russian bloggers, Alexander currently lives in the United States. After graduating from university, he was licensed to practice law in several US states - California, Illinois and New York.
Alexey Vorontsov. Member of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg from the Communist Party. Income: 2.8 million rubles.
Quote: “In the West today, 2 million children are brought up in so-called “same-sex families”. As the facts show, in many of these "families" children receive "sex-pornographic education", and the practice is not only from "dads" or "mothers", but also from other uncles or aunts. “Children's groan they call a song,” such a gloomy analogy comes to mind. All this leads to the self-destruction of the once advanced European nations...”
Daughter Anna: University of Milan (about €3,000 a year). Anna also studied in Russia: she graduated from the Russian State Pedagogical University. Herzen and only then decided to continue her education abroad - first in Germany, and then in Italy. When asked by journalists about returning to his homeland, Vorontsov answers evasively: “Then he will probably enter doctoral studies. Anechka is fluent in two languages, she will help our companies and the state to establish contacts.”
Apparently, it is precisely this motivation that forces many officials to send their children abroad. Thus, the daughter of Security Council member Boris Gryzlov lives in Estonia and has the citizenship of this country. The children and grandchildren of the former head of Russian Railways, Vladimir Yakunin, have long settled in the UK and Switzerland: since 2009, the eldest son Andrey has been a co-owner of the British company Venture Investments & Yield Management, which is engaged in development projects in St. Petersburg, and the youngest son Viktor lives in Switzerland, where he owns luxury real estate.
The son of Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak is a co-owner of several foreign companies: Red, McBright and Yuna, and his brother Alexei is an employee of Credit Suisse in Switzerland. According to some information, the grandchildren of the head of the Liberal Democratic Party Vladimir Zhirinovsky and, accordingly, the children of deputy Igor Lebedev - Sergey and Alexander - study at TASIS, an American school in Switzerland, the cost of a year of study in it is about 30 thousand Swiss francs.
The daughter of Vice-Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg Sergei Andenko (United Russia), who, together with State Duma deputy Tatyana Zakharenkova, owns a shopping mall on Glory Avenue, studies and lives in Germany. Elena Rakhova, an edros deputy who became famous for calling Leningraders who lived less than 120 days in the blockade "non-blockade", has a daughter who lives in the United States. Polina Rakhova graduated from the Faculty of International Relations of St. Petersburg State University, after which she left for New York.
The daughter of the deputy-edros Svetlana Nesterova lives in the UK. The son of the President of the Politika Foundation, Vyacheslav Nikonov (Molotov's grandson), Alexei is a US citizen. The son of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, Ilya, who is currently studying in Russia, said in an interview that he intends to get a degree from the University of Massachusetts in the United States, and it is in no way likely that his plan will come true.
