Kulikov Alexander Nikolaevich is a well-known figure in the Soviet and Russian law enforcement agencies. In November 1993, he rose to the rank of colonel-general of militia. He was respected at work, as he was considered an honest and fair person.
Biography
Date of birth of Alexander Nikolaevich - May 14, 1941, he was born in the Moldavian SSR. He never knew his parents and was brought up in an orphanage, where he graduated from high school. After that, Alexander entered a technical school. During his studies, he worked as a turner at the factory.
In 1962 he entered military service in the Soviet Army, where he spent 3 years. In 1965 he was demobilized. After the army, Kulikov went to work in the internal affairs bodies and entered the higher school of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, from which he graduated back in 1970.
And, by the way, Alexander Nikolaevich Kulikov graduated quite well from the school of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Photos, unfortunately, are not preserved. After the school of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, he worked in various leadership positions. Already in 1980, he worked in the transport police, which was located on the Baikal-Amur Railway named after Lenin Komsomol in EasternSiberia.
Then Alexander in 1983 took part in the military conflict in Afghanistan. Just then, there was the most acute phase of the war, and not only volunteers were called up, but also the rest of the guys who were suitable in age, starting from 18 years old.
In 1990, Kulikov became the head of the transport department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. The State Committee for the State of Emergency of the USSR in September 1991 appointed him Deputy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR (Police Major General).
Kulikov Alexander Nikolaevich worked in this position until December 1991. Then the USSR ceased to exist, and this high position also disappeared.
A month later, in January 1992, our hero got a job in Russia as a deputy minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Almost a year later, or rather, after 10 months, Kulikov Alexander Nikolayevich became a lieutenant general of the police.
In 1993, a very important October event took place - the Dispersal of the Congress of People's Deputies and the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federation, it was also called the execution of the White House. At this time, the Russian president (Yeltsin) declared a state of emergency and for two weeks (October 4-18) Alexander had to be the commandant of Moscow. Then he showed special courage and actively participated in the operation of blocking the White House building.
Kulikov was so good friends with his superiors and people that it was very easy for him to climb the career ladder.
Of course he was married and has children. At the same time, nothing prevented him from working, showing courage and courage. His family is proud of him to this day.
Awards
After active participation in the life of the country, Kulikov Alexander Nikolaevich received the first award "For Personal Courage". This order was issued for saving people and protecting public order.
The second award he received was the Order of the Red Star. It is issued for great merits not only in wartime, but also in peacetime.
The third important award is the Medal for Courage in a Fire. Alexander repeatedly participated in extinguishing fires and at the same time saved people.
Alexander has received a lot of state awards and medals throughout his life, and it is impossible to list them all.
Conclusion
We reviewed the biography of Alexander Nikolaevich Kulikov. His photographs are almost non-existent. He did not really like to pose and smile in front of the cameras. However, at the same time, he did not work worse and did not stop participating in all urgent operations that were created at that time in the Russian Federation.
