Sergey Stankevich

Sergei Stankevich is called a “first wave” democrat and the first political emigrant of the new Russia, a Euro-optimist, a supporter of the peaceful resolution of disputes. He had a hand in the creation of Nezavisimaya Gazeta and in the removal of the monument to Felix Dzerzhinsky on Lubyanka Square. Blogger Nikolai Starikov, leader of the Anti-Maidan movement, is more categorical in his assessments. According to him, the former people's deputy is the "cat Leopold" of political talk shows, whose slogan:

Sergei was born in Shchelkovo near Moscow in February 1954. He was educated at the Moscow Pedagogical Institute, but he did not go to school to teach, but to the Institute of Oil and Gas. Stankevich stood at the department for three years, during which time an interest in the past of the United States of America awoke in the young teacher.

His passion led Sergei to the Academy of Sciences, to the Institute of General History, where he studied the basic democratic foundations of American society. As a result, in 1983, the scientist defended his Ph.D. thesis on the methods of struggle of members of the US Congress for their priorities.

In 1987, by deep conviction, Stankevich joined the Communist Party. He spoke to support the reforms of Gorbachev and Yeltsin. He considered the change of pedagogy to politics as a transition from theory to practice.

In the elections of the first chairman of the Moscow City Council, Sergei Borisovich bypassed the second candidate, Gabriel Popov, in terms of the number of votes, but gave up the chair and was content with the place of the first deputy. In various interviews, the politician argued that the reason was the lack of experience in urban management, and therefore the interregional deputy group saw Popov in this post.

Different stories were told about the relationship of recent competitors. However, in an interview with Ekho Moskvy, Stankevich said that he worked with Gavriil Kharitonovich with pleasure, and after parting they maintained friendly personal relations.

In the late 1980s, the political scientist became one of the founders of the Moscow Popular Front, a union of informal organizations that support perestroika trends. Over time, the association degenerated into the Democratic Russia movement. Sergei sincerely believed that if the CPSU "decided on a feat" of cooperation with informals, and perestroika followed an evolutionary scenario, Russia would have a chance to "build democratic socialism with a multi-structured economy."

After becoming a people's deputy of the USSR, Stankevich met Boris Yeltsin, but remained faithful to the social democratic principles. Working with the team of the first president of Russia, Sergei Borisovich did not accept radicalism; the priority was the search for a compromise and the desire for dialogue. He still considers the Gaidar reforms and the Belovezhsky agreement to be erroneous.

Stankevich left the Kremlin in 1993, from the post of adviser to the head of state on political issues. As you know, then the use of force prevailed for resolving the conflict between the president and parliament. Those who defended the alternative without shooting were not needed. In the same year, Sergei was elected to the State Duma of the first convocation.

The politician makes no secret of the part of his biography, in which he spent a month behind bars in a Warsaw prison. In some sources, the reason for emigration abroad is called persecution for supporting Anatoly Sobchak, who decided to run for president of Russia. The Ogonyok magazine cited the opinion of Galina Starovoitova, who believed that the charges against Stankevich were the revenge of the special services, with which Sergei had long fallen out.

According to Stankevich, the choice fell on Poland by chance, "there was a specific project that I started to work on at the moment when the attack on me passed into the most active stage." And according to rumors, the parents of the disgraced politician are Polish Jews by nationality.

In the mid-2000s, Sergei Borisovich started, as he said himself, making money for his family - he went into agribusiness. He headed the board of directors of Euroservice Group of Companies, a meat product manufacturer. From there he moved to a similar position at the Baltimore company, which produces ketchup and canned vegetables.

The next place of work for Stankevich was the Kaluga developer OJSC Agroinvestproekt, who was building greenhouse complexes from Bashkiria to the Moscow region.

In 2016, Stankevich made an attempt to return to the number of active players in the political arena and tried to be elected to the State Duma from the Party of Growth. As you know, the party won a disastrous 1.29% of the vote. Recently, Sergei has been introduced as a political scientist and expert of the Anatoly Sobchak Foundation.

Sergei's wife Natalya Igorevna is his colleague, also a historian. Daughter Anastasia graduated from school in Warsaw and the university in London, became a designer.

Sergei Stankevich periodically appears in media studios in public and political programs. So, on the eve of the 2018 presidential elections in Russia, a former adviser to Boris Yeltsin, speaking on the air of Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, made a proposal to change the voting procedure.

From Stankevich's point of view, it is more expedient to vote in two rounds. In the first, the voter marks two or three surnames they like. The first two candidates who received the maximum number of votes go to the second round. They have obligatory debates. At the same time, citizens have a choice not only of personality, but also of the direction of development of the state.

When Vladimir Putin was re-elected to the presidency for the fourth time, Sergei Borisovich spoke on the Russia 24 channel with an assessment of the voting results. According to Stankevich, Putin received an unconditional and indivisible mandate of trust from voters, and his rivals initially could not compete with him. But who the president's team will actually have to fight with is the still depressed economy of raw materials, the continuing impoverishment of the people, and increased external pressure.

Stankevich compared the confrontation between Russia and the West over the past 5-7 years with the Cuban missile crisis. But then the parties and the leaders of the leading powers had an internal readiness to compromise, the political scientist believes. Now no one is ready to adequately assess the risk, there is no rational strategy.

Commenting on the appointment to the new government, Sergei noted that "Putin's call" will continue. At the same time, the center will send to the posts of governors "promising cadres of a new generation" so that they can work on the ground. Anyone who achieves notable success can hope for high federal posts. At the same time, local candidates have nothing to count on, since local connections play a negative role.

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