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11. Feb. 2021 · The FSB squad followed him by train to St. Petersburg and back between 20 and 22 March 2015 – again taking a train a day earlier and returning on the same day as Kara-Murza. During this trip, authorities prevented Kara-Murza and the political strategist and analyst Stanislav Belkovsk y from holding a public lecture organized by Open Russia.
9. Sept. 2023 · He had led the St. Petersburg Research Institute of Vaccines and Serums for 11 years before vanishing and being axed simultaneously by the Federal Medical Biological Agency (FMBA). Trukhin's institute falls under the FMBA, a Russian body ensuring the country's radiation, chemical and biological safety and spearheading health protection.
4. Apr. 2017 · By Matthew Bodner and Katie Marie Davies. April 4, 2017. Akbarzhon Dzhalilov. Russia's Investigative Committee has formally named the man behind Monday's deadly attack on the St. Petersburg subway ...
Bolshoy Dom. Noi Trotsky’s monolithic design for the local KGB headquarters (and currently the St Petersburg headquarters of the Federal Security Service, or FSB, its successor organisation) is referred to by everyone as the ‘Bolshoy Dom’ or ‘Big House’. It’s a fierce-looking block of granite built in 1932 in the late-constructivist ...
1. Juli 2019 · In the late 2000s, for example, they often sat next to each other on flights from St. Petersburg to Moscow, and both men managed the FSB's Economic Security Service from 2010 to 2012.
St. Petersburg Department of V.A. Steklov Mathematical Institute (PDMI RAS) was established in 1940 after the Institute had moved to Moscow. At present, despite the word "department" in its name kept due to historical traditions, PDMI RAS is an independent institute within the Russian Academy of Sciences. From 1976 till 2000 the Institute was headed by a prominent Russian scientist ...
12. Sept. 2020 · After Sobchak lost elections in St. Petersburg in 1996, Putin moved to Moscow, where in the timeframe of three years he made a booming career, rising from the deputy head of the Presidential Administration to the President of Russia. 1996-2003 are particularly interesting years that show how Putin and his FSB colleagues unfurled their control from St. Petersburg to the whole of Russia.
