churbanov held the post of first deputy minister of internal affairs, that is, he actually oversaw thea , bypassing party instructions, according to closed party instructions , it was forbidden to open so-called operational investigative activities against members of their families, that is, this had a direct bearing on churbanov, since he was not just a member of the bureau, but the general secretary of the cpsu, that is, a violation of this closed instructions, they were in development, all the people who were related to galina brezhneva, and the claims that were made there to the same buryat, well, now it seems to me so funny, for example, galina leonidovna found out that this or that store jewelry in moscow, a batch of jewelry will be delivered. she informed her friend about this, or i don’t know, or his accomplice, whatever you want to call him, boris, and he drove in the morning to the opening of this store and bought it officially, that is, simply through the cash register, he bought it at the official price of these stones, this is now very, perhaps not very clear, to those vie

prosecutor general's office shared photographs with me, and i used several of them in my book, and about churbanov about the brezhneh dynasty, i put this one on the cover, because here i just like him, i want him to him there on this carpet in uzbekistan, where there is fruit, everything is wonderful. so here we go, this is a podcast chronicling the end times. today we are talking about people who were close to galina leonidovna brezhneva. now, of course, when i remember the circumstances it’s a matter of this cases and those episodes that changed for yuri churbanov, i understand that this is not the scale that can impress the current reader, and often, i... hear that this case was exaggerated, churbanov was persecuted not as a corrupt official, and as the son-in-law of general secretary brezhnev, it really was the end of times, because after the death of brezhnev in 1982, the country fell apart, before that there was, of course, some kind of inertia that held the country, but the fact is that leonid ilyovich brezhnev was in charge probably some hon. him, this was a person who was not able to corr

remember the circumstances of this case, this case and those episodes that were imputed to yuri churbanov, i understand that this is not the scale that can impress the current reader, and often one hears that this case was blown out of proportion, churbanov persecuted him not as a corrupt official, but as the son-in-law of general secretary brezhnev, it really was the end of times, because after the death of brezhnev in 1982, the country collapsed, before that, of course, there was some kind of inertia that held the country, but the fact is that leonid brezhnev, with the mass, probably, of some... his dignity, he was a man who was not capable was to correct the state discourse, the discourse remained stalinist in the sixties and seventies, and the country lived according to completely different laws, there were completely different realities and other, let us use the term concept, that is, the concepts were new, the elite was absolutely bourgeois, the party elite under brezhnev, and i repeat, the discourse was still the same about the world proletariat, in general, nothing has changed, th

, i lived in the same house before he actually became that same churbanov’s husband brezhny , and i washat is called khrushchob, this is the second entrance where i lived, this is the entrance where i lived , yuri mikhailovich churbanov, why did i actually remember my neighbor, well, firstly, he lived in the entrance where my friend, dima likhanov, lived , who later became a writer, at that moment he was also a schoolboy, and uh, the son of albert likhanov, writer, and uh, a friend of my father, who was also a soviet writer, but at this moment we are talking about, he was just a correspondent for the newspaper komsomolskaya pravda, it was called a komsomol village, because in these, in this house in the neighboring houses lived - people who somehow had relations with komsomol, my dad worked in komsomolskaya pravda, which was an organ of the central committee of young communists. and yuri mikhailovichnov, he worked at the central committee of the young communist league, head of some department there. and uh, the old women who were sitting there on these benches in this courtyard, they of

so she again rushed into various adventures, including from borisov, galina leonidovna divorced churbanovhile he was in prison, such an option is provided by law, in my opinion to this day, that if a person is convicted, then his... consent to divorce is not required, and in the case materials, in including those that i published in the mkk in other newspapers, there - her assistants and people from relatively speaking, i don’t mean anything derogatory in this term from the servants, but they said that she tried in every possible way to squeeze out property from her... ex- husband at that time, all the property for which he could claim. i went with my colleagues, documentarians, to colony number 13, in nizhny tagil, there was a colony for party workers and security forces. i actually started this whole thing so that i could talk to churban after the fact, after the conversation, he was naturally not happy, eh. during our meeting he was extremely laconic and i then made a very interesting discovery for myself that the camp authorities, in general, were also, well, relatively speaking, on t

yuri mikhailovich churbanu, i lived in the same house, before how he became, in fact, that very churbanovid i actually remember my neighbor, well, firstly, he lived in the entrance where my friend, dima likhanov, lived, my father, who was also a soviet writer, but at this moment we are talking about, he was just a correspondent newspapers komsomolskaya pravda, it was called a komsomol village, because in these, in this house, in the neighboring houses they lived, who were members of the komsomol, my dad worked. truth, which was the organ of the central committee of the komsomol, and yuri mikhailovichnov, he worked in the central committee of the young communist league, in the head of some department there. and the old women who were sitting there on these benches in this courtyard, they of course knew a lot about churbano, in particular they knew that he was not entitled to the status of the black volga, which took him to work every morning. no one knew that he... was already there part of the family, general secretary. in komsomol then they worked with their livers, they said that this m

she already said this, you know, with love for dad with respect for her husband, yuri mikhailovich churbanovone day, she was left alone, this photo , which, it was her birthday, this is the photographer, the scoundrel, came, took a photo, apparently, this is my son, by the way, he just returned from the army, the first day, you're on the right, alexey, yes, perevalov, i'm standing on the right, but i kind of feel uncomfortable that she's there, by the way, by the way, she never, she never drank strong, and she mostly just sipped champagne, she just i liked it, well, it’s such a baggy, that’s what kind of photographer, who was it, was it just someone? someone invited her and without her permission, andrei was her nephew at the time, brezhnev, this is her daughter-in-law, chubby brother, this is all happening in her apartment, this is in her apartment, here are photographs of brezhnev, and leonid ilovich brezhnev, yes this is a portrait, this is a portrait of golzunov, i don’t know who it was left to, because everything is gone, so she told me a lot, of course, she talked about herself, so she