General Anatoly Kulikov - Assistant to the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation: biography, awards

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Kulikov Anatoly Sergeevich - Deputy of the State Duma of the third and fourth convocations, member of the United Russia party, deputy chairman of the Committee on Security, Anti-Corruption and Consideration of Federal Budget Funds (intended for the country's security and defense). He graduated from the Military Academy. Frunze. Kulikov is a general in the Russian army. Chairman of the organization "Warriors of the Fatherland". Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. Former Minister of the Interior of the Russian Federation.

Family

Anatoly Kulikov was born on September 4, 1946 in the Stavropol Territory, in the village of Aigursky. Father - Sergei Pavlovich. Mother - Maria Gavrilovna. The Kulikov dynasty originates from the village of Mitrofanovsky (now the Apanasenkovsky district of the Stavropol Territory). All men in the family have always been not only peasants, but also soldiers.

Anatoly Sergeevich's father started earning from the age of ten, as the family was left without a breadwinner. Married early. He was convicted under a political article because of a false denunciation. Anatoly Sergeevich's mother is very hardworkinga woman with great willpower.

Kulikov has three older brothers. But his birthday in the family was always celebrated especially. Since it was on September 4, 1946, Sergei Pavlovich returned home from the front.

Early years

Anatoly Kulikov learned to drive early. His feet had not yet reached the pedals, and he was already driving the car. The clutch for him was squeezed out by his father, who taught his son how to drive. From the age of 11, Anatoly Sergeevich already traveled independently. At 15, he took grain to the current in his father's car. Later, he was assigned more complex work.

Anatoly liked driving a car very much. He often delivered films and various cargoes to the villages. Thanks to the developed driving skill, later, at the school, he was exempted from studying this discipline.

Education

In 1953, Anatoly Sergeevich went to first grade. The school was in Sukhumi. Anatoly at that time was living with his uncle. Then he was transferred to a school in his native village.

After her, he entered the Ordzhonikidze Military School. Kirov. He passed the exams with ease and graduated with honors with the rank of lieutenant, having received the civilian speci alty "lawyer". Then he served in the Moscow District of Internal Troops in the city of Roslavl. There he became a platoon commander.

The way to the military academy was opened to Anatolia by a transfer to Elista. There he was appointed commander of a separate platoon, and then a company. Kulikov graduated with honors from the Military Academy. Frunze in 1974. In 1988 he entered the Academy of the General Staff. Voroshilov. He graduated with honors two years later.

Military career

In 1974, Anatoly Sergeevich left to serve in the 54th Rostov division of explosives. He was appointed commander of the headquarters of a separate battalion, located in the village of Yuzhny. Then he was transferred to Astrakhan, where he led the 615th regiment of the Rostov division.

In 1977, Kulikov Anatoly Sergeevich was appointed to the post of commander of the 626th Mogilev regiment. At that time he was already in the rank of major. A year later, the regiment under the command of Anatoly Sergeevich was recognized as the best military unit during exercises in the Minsk division. Kulikov received the rank of lieutenant colonel ahead of schedule.

In 1981, he was called to Moscow, where he was offered the general post of deputy chief of staff in the Operational Directorate of the Main Directorate of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. But Anatoly did not want to change his job to a desk job. General Piskarev stood up for him and appointed him commander of the 43rd BB division.

Since 1988, Anatoly Kulikov has been a major general. At that time, a difficult situation developed in Nagorno-Karabakh, and part of the division was sent to those places. Kulikov left there only two years later, since he needed to graduate from the Academy of the General Staff. Voroshilov.

After graduation, he was appointed to the post of head of the Department of Internal Troops of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs for the North Caucasus and Transcaucasia. Despite the difficult situation in which Anatoly Sergeevich found himself, knowledge of culture, language and customs helped him find a common language with the locals.

Opala

After the collapse of the USSR, Anatoly Kulikov wrote an article in one of the newspapers that the government did not like. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation considered the text impudent and untimely. As a result, Kulikov lost his post and fell into disgrace. He took a long vacation, during which he managed to defend his dissertation at the Institute of Social and Political Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences and became a candidate of economic sciences. Two years later, he brilliantly defended his doctoral dissertation.

Continuing military career

In 1992, Kulikov returned to military service. He was appointed head of the Directorate of motorized units in the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. In December 1992, Anatoly Sergeevich became Deputy Minister and commanded the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

From 1992 to 1995 he worked as Deputy Minister of the Interior and commanded the internal troops. In 1994, Kulikov was included in the leading group, which was engaged in the disarmament of Chechen fighters. In 1995, Anatoly Sergeevich commanded troops in Chechnya and was a member of the Collegium of the Russian Ministry for Regional Policy and Nationalities. Worked there until 1996.

From 1995 to 1997 Kulikov - Minister of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. On his initiative, an inventory of weapons was carried out throughout Russia. It helped to find a lot of things that were lost or stolen. And solve many crimes where it appeared.

From 1997 to 1998 Kulikov was appointed Deputy Prime Minister of Russia. But he still remained in the position of Minister of the Interior Den. The list of his duties has increased markedly. He oversawtax authorities, the Customs Committee, the Federal Service for Currency and Export Control, the State Committee for Reserves.

Deputy activity

In addition, he coordinated the activities of the Ministry of Emergency Situations and Economic Security. But without explaining the reasons, Anatoly Sergeevich was relieved of both posts by Yeltsin (at that time the President of the Russian Federation). Soon Kulikov was elected as a deputy.

He was engaged in social assistance to the low-income population, did a lot to improve the education system, took an active part in youth development programs in rural areas, and increased assistance to WWII veterans. Thanks to his active participation, additional funding was provided for socially significant facilities in rural areas.

Anatoly Kulikov cares about the security of the country. He single-handedly and partly with other deputies prepared over 40 bills aimed at protecting the social and public rights of citizens. Counteracts terrorism, fights corruption and organized crime.

In 1999, together with his like-minded people, Anatoly Sergeevich created the structure of anti-criminal public organizations. The idea was supported by 40 states and Interpol. The abbreviation for the organization was WAAF. In 2002, Kulikov was elected to the post of chairman of the World Anti-Crime and Anti-Terrorism Forum. He is still a full member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences (Russian Academy of Natural Sciences).

Disaster in Pripyat

After the explosion onAt the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, Kulikov was given the task of evacuating the population and protected facilities in the area of 30 kilometers. In the areas adjacent to the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, Anatoly Sergeevich, together with the officers, had to personally check the air for the amount of radiation, fly over the destroyed reactor. His troops built barriers and erected prefabricated barracks in the aftermath of the explosion and in nearby military camps.

Awards

Anatoly Kulikov was awarded several orders for his service:

• "For Services to the Fatherland" 3rd degree;
• "Badge of Honor";
• "For personal courage";
• "For service to the Motherland in the USSR explosives" 3rd class.

And lots of medals:

• "For Impeccable Service" 1st, 2nd and 3rd class;
• "For excellent service in maintaining public order";
• "Veteran of the USSR Armed Forces" and many others.

Private life

Anatoly Kulikov met his future wife, Nikolaeva Valentina Viktorovna, in the Smolensk region, in Roslavl. They dated briefly and got married a few months later.

They have two sons, Sergei and Viktor, who graduated from the Minsk Suvorov Military School. After him, everyone went his own way both in education and in life. The only daughter Natalia graduated from the Moscow Social State University. Now he works as a lawyer. Anatoly Sergeevich is a happy grandfather. He has three grandchildren: Eugene, Varvara andAlexandra.