Evgenia Albats is a well-known Russian journalist, radio host and political scientist originally from Moscow. Today she is 60 years old, she is divorced. According to the sign of the zodiac Eugene Virgo. She is currently the editor-in-chief of The New Time magazine.
Biography of Evgenia Albats
Evgenia was born on September 5, 1958 in Moscow (Russia). As an adult, she shared her joy that this country was her homeland. Evgenia Markovna Albats spent her childhood and youth in Moscow. The girl's parents were intelligent and educated. Evgenia's father served in the city of Nikolaev (Ukraine) during the Great Patriotic War.
In the post-war period, Evgenia Albats' father worked at a plant for the production of missile devices on submarines. The girl's mother has always been a creative person. She devoted her whole life to working on the radio. She also tried herself as an actress. She even acted in films a few times.
In addition to Evgenia Albats, another daughter grew up in the family - her older sister Tatyana. She, like their mother, was a creative person - she worked fortelevision. In 2010, sister Evgenia passed away.
Evgenia Markovna, like her mother and sister, took the path of journalism. In 1980, she received a diploma of higher education. Evgenia became a specialist in journalism.
Working days
Having received the long-awaited diploma, Evgenia Markovna Albats became an employee of the Nedelya newspaper. At that time, this publication was part of Izvestia. The main topics on which our heroine wrote articles were physics and astrophysics. The work brought tremendous pleasure to the young and talented journalist, and she, sparing no effort and time, devoted herself to the profession.
Evgenia Albats worked at Nedelya until 1992 inclusive. During the period of cooperation with the staff of this publication, she was awarded the Golden Pen Prize of the Union of Journalists.
The further fate of Evgenia
Starting in 1990, Albats' career took off. After leaving the "Week" she was invited to work in the United States. The girl's first job was the Chicago Tribune. Here she wrote on political topics. After some time, Evgenia was recognized as the best journalist. She took up the investigation of the intricacies of the work of the KGB. As a result of lengthy research, the journalist wrote a book, which was called "Delayed Action Mine".
This courage of a young colleague was appreciated. In 1993, Albats was awarded a Harvard Fellowship. At the world-famous university, she received her higher education. Evgenia chose the faculty of politicalSciences. After receiving her diploma, Albats tried her hand as a teacher. She has worked at the most prestigious universities in the US.
In 1995, Albats published another book. This time she called her work The Jewish Question. In the same 1995, Evgenia got a job at the Izvestia newspaper. A year later, management fired the lively journalist. However, it was only because of principle that she was able to achieve justice. She was reinstated in 1997.
Journalism is far from the only thing that Albats lived. She also loved to share her knowledge - the woman was an amazing teacher. In 2003, Evgenia became a professor at the National University Higher School of Economics.
2007 for Albats was the beginning of a new stage in his career. She was invited to the role of editor-in-chief of the New Times. From that moment on, Evgenia increasingly began to get in touch with journalists, as well as regularly visit local radio channels. There she gladly shared her opinion with the audience about the problems faced by the population of the country and the world as a whole.
Private life
Husband and children in the biography of Evgenia Albats did not appear at all for a long time, since she devoted herself entirely to her career. However, a man appeared in her life who turned everything upside down. After meeting with Yaroslav Golovanov, the journalist lost her head and was fascinated by this man, devoting all her time only to him. They got married.
But after a couple of years of marriage, the couple broke up. Evgenia left a daughter from this marriage, whom she named Olga. It was to her daughter that Evgenia now gave all her love. Olga received her higher education abroad.
Evgenia Albats today
Today, despite his middle age, Albats continues to work in journalism. She still gladly accepts invitations to TV and radio shows, where she gives interviews.
In 2017 Evgenia Albats visited Ukraine. There, on one of the local TV channels, she spoke about what was happening between the neighboring countries “from her own bell tower.”
Despite her age, Evgenia Markovna actively uses pages on social networks. Facebook and Twitter are my favorites. There she shares news from her own life with fans, follows what is happening in the world. She also often shares her photos from work, leisure and filming. Evgenia Markovna loves to pose for the camera since childhood, which she can boast of today.
