Sergey Baburin

Sergei Baburin has been on the political arena since 1989. He worked under Gorbachev, and under Yeltsin, and under Putin. Before his eyes, the Soviet Union "collapsed", he was one of 7 deputies who voted against the termination of the existence of the USSR.

Apart from politics, Sergey Nikolaevich is a successful scientist. Currently he is the president of the Association of Law Schools and the leader of the Russian National Union party. In December 2017, he announced his intention to participate in the presidential race. In February 2018, he was officially registered with the CEC as a presidential candidate in Russia in the 2018 elections.

Sergey Nikolaevich Baburin was born in the Kazakh SSR, in the city of Semipalatinsk, in an average Soviet family. Sergei's father, Nikolai Naumovich, worked as a school teacher. Mother Valentina Nikolaevna is a surgeon. Sergei has a brother, Igor, who, after leaving school, followed in his mother's footsteps and became a doctor. He currently works as the head of the department of the Institute. Bekhterev in St. Petersburg.

Sergei Baburin's childhood was spent in the provincial town of the Omsk region - Tara. His father was from Tara. The boy grew up extremely inquisitive, from childhood he showed leadership qualities. He studied well at school, and also attended art school. During his school years he began to earn money as a concrete carpenter.

Having received his secondary education, he decided to enter a lawyer at Omsk State University. He received his diploma in 1981, in the same year he joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and a little later was called up for service. Baburin took part in the hostilities in Afghanistan. He was awarded the medal "Internationalist warrior from the grateful Afghan people."

Returning from the army, Baburin moved to Leningrad, where he entered graduate school. In 1987 he defended his Ph.D. thesis. After that, he returned to Omsk, where he was offered the position of deputy dean at the Faculty of Law, and a year later he became dean. By the way, he was the youngest dean of the Faculty of Law in the entire Soviet Union.

Sergei Nikolaevich worked on his doctoral dissertation for 10 years and defended it in 1998. The topic of his research was the territorial, legal and geopolitical problems of the state.

Sergei Baburin took his first steps in politics while still a student. He wrote a letter to Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev, in which he informs about the necessary rehabilitation of Bukharin, Zinoviev, Sokolnikov. But the letter remained unanswered. In 1988, the newspaper "Sovetskaya Rossiya" published an article "I do not want to sacrifice my principles," with which Baburin strongly disagrees. He sends a refutation to the editorial office, thus demonstrating his liberal views on the political situation in the country.

In 1989, Sergei Nikolaevich ran for people's deputies, but his candidacy was rejected. The following year, he was nevertheless elected as a people's deputy from the Omsk district.

Baburin became the leader of the parliamentary opposition to Boris Yeltsin. He was the only deputy who spoke on December 12, 1991 at the parliamentary session, who spoke out against the destruction of the Soviet Union and the approval of the "Belovezhskaya" agreements. In September 1993, Sergei Nikolaevich condemned Yeltsin's actions, he remained in the House of Soviets until the last day. Miraculously, Baburin was not shot there.

After these events, he returned to Omsk, where he decided to take a break, which was short-lived. Two months later, Sergei Nikolaevich returned to politics. In 1993 he was elected to the State Duma of the first convocation. During this period, Baburin created the Russian Way parliamentary group, which was focused on the opposition to Boris Yeltsin and the Chernomyrdin government.

In 1995, Baburin was again in the State Duma. In the same year he was appointed deputy chairman of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Union of Belarus and Russia. Sergey Nikolaevich took part in the settlement of international conflicts. Since 1992, he worked on the issues of recognizing the independence of Abkhazia, Transnistria, South Ossetia.

Since 2001, Sergei Baburin has combined political and scientific activities. He became the leader of the Narodnaya Volya party, and also headed the Russian State University of Trade and Economics.

In 2014 he took part in the elections to the Moscow City Duma from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, but did not pass. Since 2015 he is the President of the International Slavic Academy of Sciences, Education, Arts and Culture. He is the chief editor of the Slavyane magazine. Currently, Sergei Baburin is the leader of the Russian Public Union party. The organization has been registered as a party since 2011.

He met his wife Tatyana Nikolaevna while still studying at the University. Immediately after the wedding, the young man was drafted into the army. Upon their return, he and his wife moved to Leningrad, where in 1984 their first-born, Konstantin, was born.

The Baburin family has four children. In 1990, their second son Eugene was born, in 1991 - Yaroslav. And in 1998 their fourth son Vladimir was born.

In September 2016, the Baburins' spouses were awarded the Order of Parental Glory.

At the end of December 2017, at the congress of the Russian National Union party, it was unanimously adopted that Sergei Nikolaevich Baburin would be nominated for the presidency of the Russian Federation. On the official website of the politician, his political program is presented, which anyone can get acquainted with. Sergei Baburin also maintains Twitter, where he regularly publishes records of his election campaign.

On January 27, 2018, the politician submitted over 120 thousand signatures to the CEC. Both Baburin and his campaign headquarters were confident in the accuracy of the documents submitted. After the signatures were verified, a minimum rejection rate of 3.18% was revealed. Thus, Baburin received permission to participate in the elections.

Of course, Sergei Nikolaevich lags far behind his rivals. At the moment, his rating is low, and the chances of winning are extremely small. But he continues to hold meetings with voters, record videos of speeches.

Baburin has been in politics for many years, but during all this time he has never been seen in any scandalous situation. Only once he fell into "disgrace", and then the Moldovan authorities. Sergei Nikolaevich was on his way to a conference in Tiraspol, but was detained and declared persona non grata in Moldova.

Not without the intervention of Russian diplomats. By the way, information appeared earlier that Sergei Baburin was planning to participate in the elections for the presidency of Transnistria. But he personally did not confirm this information.

According to the rules of the presidential election, a candidate must provide the CEC with information about his financial condition. As a result, the total amount of Baburin's income for six years amounted to 11,401,518.97 rubles. His wife has already retired - her income amounted to 2,246,545.40 rubles.

Sergey Nikolaevich also owns a share (1/3) in a Moscow apartment with an area of ​​182.6 sq.m. and parking space. Only 130,996.07 rubles were deposited in his accounts. The wife owns a land plot in the Moscow region with a total area of ​​1,619 sq.m. and a residential building of 414.9 sq.m.

Like her husband, Tatyana Nikolaevna has a share in the apartment, and she is also the owner of an apartment in Moscow with an area of ​​32.5 square meters. Three accounts have been opened in her name, their total amount is 537,454.77 rubles.

1999 - Honorary Citizen of the Zemun community of Belgrade (Serbia) 2005 - Order of Honor and Glory II degree (Abkhazia) 2005 - Medal of the Philippines Congress "For Achievements" 2006 - Commander of the Order of Friendship (Russia) 2008 - Honorary Citizen of Abkhazia 2009 - Order of Friendship (Republic of South Ossetia) 2009 - Honored Lawyer of the Republic of Northern Alania 2009 - Order of the Holy Prince Daniel of Moscow III degree 2000 - Order "For Personal Courage" (Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic) 2010 - Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation 2011 - Order of the Belarusian Orthodox Church of St. Cyril Turovsky II degree 2012 - Order of Friendship (Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic) 2014 - Order of Merit, I degree (Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic) 2014 - Medal "For the liberation of Crimea and Sevastopol" - for personal contribution to the return of Crimea to Russia 2016 -Order of Parental Glory

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