Woman general in Russia: Valentina Tereshkova, Natalya Klimova, Tamara Belkina, Galina Balandina

2024 Author: Henry Conors | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-02-12 02:42

The word "general" almost every person is breathtaking. At the same time, most people are not even close to the military or to higher ranks. But the image of a strong, courageous, courageous, courageous and intellectually developed person clearly appears in the head. And basically this image is projected onto a man. Oh, this discrimination! But women in this rank are not uncommon. In particular, there is a female general in Russia, and not one.

Natalya Borisovna Klimova

Natalya Klimova was born in 1944. Initially, the woman worked for the glory of domestic medicine as a Soviet, and then a Russian doctor. In 1999, she received a government award in the field of science and technology for the development and implementation of the Imunofan drug. Upon completion of direct medical activities, she received the position of Deputy Director of the FFOMS. was inrank of major general of the medical service, in 2009 she was transferred to the reserve.

Natalya Klimova was the first female general in the state security agencies and the second female general in the Russian Federation. She had to resign in 2006, after she was arrested with her accomplices on suspicion of malfeasance, or rather, numerous bribes. In 2009, Natalya and her group were charged and sentenced to 9 years in prison.

Valentina Vladimirovna Tereshkova

Fortunately, among Russian female generals there are only a few with a damaged reputation. Basically, these are truly heroines who carry their rank without fear or reproach.

A vivid example of this is Tereshkova Valentina Vladimirovna. It was she who was the first woman in the world to master outer space. And the only female astronaut to go into orbit alone.

Throughout her life, Valentina Vladimirovna works hard and hard. Since 1966, when she became a deputy of the Supreme Council at the beginning of her career, she continued to serve as head of the Soviet Women's Committee, a member of the CPSU Central Committee, the World Peace Council and the Presidium of the Supreme Council. She also conducted instructor and scientific work in the field of astronautics. In 1995 she received the rank of Major General.

Since 2011, Tereshkova Valentina Vladimirovna has been a deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation. Conducts active political and charitable activities.

Tatiana Vitalievna Averyanova

Averyanova Tatyana Vitalievna was born in 1952. Despite the fact that Tatyana's first speci alty received at the university was an engineer-radiophysicist, she received her high rank in a completely different industry.

After receiving additional higher education at the All-Russian Research Institute of Forensic Science, she later worked in the field of forensic science, mainly teaching. For a long time, Tatyana Vitalievna headed the department at the Academy of Internal Affairs. In 2004, she became the first deputy head of the criminalistics center under the Ministry of Internal Affairs and received the rank of colonel. In 2011, she was promoted to the rank of Major General of Police. In the field of forensics, expertise and legal proceedings, a woman is a recognized specialist.

Galina Vladimirovna Balandina

Balandina Galina Vladimirovna has extensive experience (more than 20 years) in the field of customs and foreign economic relations.

After graduating from the Faculty of Law (and after receiving an economic education) at Moscow State University, Galina Vladimirovna held various positions in the Federal Customs Service (until 2006). Since 2006, he has been the director of the Department for Regulation of Foreign Trade Activities of the Ministry of Economy of the Russian Federation.

Galina Vladimirovna has the title of Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation, holder of the Order of Friendship and, most importantly, Major General of the Customs Service.

Galina Ivanovna Babkina

Babkina Galina Ivanovna - former ministereconomic development of the Novosibirsk region. And besides the ministerial position, she has a large number of merits and achievements behind her shoulders.

Having two higher educations in the speci alties of an economist and a lawyer, she began her career as an accountant. And from year to year, the steps of the career ladder led her higher and higher.

In 2009, Galina Ivanovna took up the position of deputy head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Samara Region. In 2010, she transferred and became the head of the financial department of the Federal Penitentiary Service. By this time, she had received the rank of major general. In 2013, she took the post of Minister of Economic Development of the Novosibirsk Region, but after the resignation of the Governor of Novosibirsk, she resigned.

The woman has several medals and the title of Honored Officer of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.

Tamara Ivanovna Belkina

Belkina Tamara Ivanovna is another representative of impeccable female generals.

Tamara Ivanovna's life developed in the same way as that of many of her colleagues - she studied and worked measuredly and confidently, reaching new and new heights.

After graduating in absentia from a law school, she worked in law enforcement agencies in various positions until 1994.

Since 1994, she has changed several leadership positions - she was the head of the investigative department, the head of the investigative department, the acting head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. In 2006, she took the position of deputy head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. In 2007, she received the rank of Major General of Justice.

All-time serviceTamara Ivanovna received about fifty awards and several significant medals: "For Impeccable Service", "For Distinction in the Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs".

Zemskova Alexandra Vladimirovna

Alexandra Vladimirovna Zemskova is a unique female general in Russia. She is the only member of the Admirals club among her fair sex colleagues. The club consists of 230 men of the highest ranks - admirals and generals.

And she started, like many others, with a diploma of higher education with a degree in law. Then she worked as an investigator, then - a senior investigator. Later she received the position of chief inspector of the Main Directorate of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

At one time she was the deputy head of the investigative faculty of the Moscow Law University. Then she changed several more senior positions, and since 2005 has been the head of the immigration control of the Russian Federation.

Nadezhda Nikolaevna Romashova

Romashova Nadezhda Nikolaevna is another female general in Russia who achieved this honorary title only through her own work and experience.

She started her career as an accountant, and literally a few years later she was appointed to the first senior position - chief accountant at the Centralized Accounting Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, it was 1995. Since 1997, she has been the head of the financial and economic department for the city of Moscow. In 2010, Nadezhda Nikolaevna was appointed deputy head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate in Moscow.

After certification, in 2011 she received the post of chief of logistics forthe city of Moscow. And in 2011 she received the rank of major general of the internal service.

Many more names of women with general's shoulder straps in Russia are also known:

• Valentina Yuryevna Dianova - Major General of the Customs Service.
• Elena Evgenievna Leonenko - Lieutenant General of Justice.
• Svetlana Nikolaevna Perova - police lieutenant general.
• Elena Georgievna Knyazeva - Major General of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
• Tatyana Kirillovna Gerasimova - Lieutenant General of Justice.
• Marina Evgenievna Gridneva - in 2010 she received the rank of Major General, and in 2012 - Lieutenant General of Justice.
• Tatyana Nikolaevna Golendeeva - lieutenant general of the customs service.
• Marina Nikolaevna Zabbarova - Lieutenant General of Justice.
• Elena Vladimirovna Kravchenko - Lieutenant General of Justice.

And this is not all the fair sex with the honorary rank of general. Every female general in Russia is the pride and glory of our vast country. And the Motherland, no doubt, is proud of its strong, courageous, educated, intelligent female generals. They are no worse than men in coping with official duties, and not only with them.