Balu
05-30-2015, 12:13 PM
The question "Who are you, Mr. Putin"" appeared right after he became a President of Russia. Let us see his rapid career.
After the events of 1991 the USSR has ceased to exist and Mr. Yeltsin became the President of an independent State, which declared itself the successor of the USSR. Russia was facing hard times.
The economy of the USSR was highly integrated as the USSR policy was to develop all the Republics. They were industrialized from the Union budged where Russian Federation was the main donor. After 1991 all this relations were ruined, there was the USSR international debt, which Russia had to pay back as the USSR successor.
President Yeltsin had his personal experience to govern Sverdlovsk region and Moscow, but by the 1996 it became clear that this experience was not enough to govern such country as Russia and to form up the team of professionals to his assistance in economical, internal and international affairs. So, it was high time to thing about the successor.
This or that way the choice foll on Mr. Putin and they started to prepare him, enabling him to obtain personal practical experience he lacked. Why they chose the former intelligence officer? - I think because their work demands analytical abilities and they use to solve the multivariate problem with the system approach. He was young, strong and had already gotten personal experience in some of required fields.
Now, let us see the steps of his rapid career.
(machine translator)
From June 1996 to March 1997 - Deputy Head of Presidential Affairs of the Russian Federation Pavel Borodin.
- November 2, 1996 elected the head of the St. Petersburg branch of the movement "Our Home - Russia" (NDR).
- February 19, 1997 became a member of the Interdepartmental Commission of the Security Council of the Russian Federation on economic security.
- Since March 26, 1997 - Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration - Chief of the Main Control Directorate of the President of the Russian Federation. Putin replaced Alexei Kudrin, who became Deputy Minister of Finance.
- In June 1997, he was dismissed as chairman of the board of the St. Petersburg regional organization PDR.
- May 25, 1998 he was appointed first deputy head of the Presidential Administration, responsible for the work with the regions, where he worked until July 1998, also remains the head of the Control Department of the Presidential Administration (until the beginning of June, when it was headed by Nikolai Patrushev management).
- July 15, 1998 led by the Presidential Commission on the preparation of agreements on the delimitation of powers between the federal authorities and state authorities of the Russian Federation.
- July 25, 1998 by the Decree of the President has been appointed director of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB).
- October 1, 1998, introduced a permanent member of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
- On October 2, 1998 Permanent Member of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
- November 18, 1998 presidential decree included in the new permanent members of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
- In December 1998, he joined the Board of Trustees of the International Fund for protection against discrimination.
- December 1, 1998 became a member of the Interagency Commission on optimization of the state defense order.
- March 29, 1999 - Secretary of the Russian Security Council retaining the post of Director of the FSB.
- August 9, 1999 by a presidential decree was appointed First Deputy Prime Minister. On the same day another decree Cabinet Stepashin was dismissed, and Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin was appointed acting prime minister. In his televised address, Boris Yeltsin named Putin as his successor as President of the Russian Federation.
- Since August 16, 1999 - Prime Minister.
- December 31, 1999, Russian President Boris Yeltsin in his New Year's address announced his resignation and the appointment of Vladimir Putin as acting President of the Russian Federation to hold early elections.
- March 26, 2000 elected president, according to official data, 52.94% of the vote. The inauguration took place in the St. Andrew Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace, May 7, 2000.
So, you see the steps of his career enabling him to be in course of all the necessary things. The result is that he knew the real situation in the country and started his work, resulting the recovering of National defense, re- industrialization, increasing the population and raise of our living standards.
As to me, a have know reasons to say against Putin.
After the events of 1991 the USSR has ceased to exist and Mr. Yeltsin became the President of an independent State, which declared itself the successor of the USSR. Russia was facing hard times.
The economy of the USSR was highly integrated as the USSR policy was to develop all the Republics. They were industrialized from the Union budged where Russian Federation was the main donor. After 1991 all this relations were ruined, there was the USSR international debt, which Russia had to pay back as the USSR successor.
President Yeltsin had his personal experience to govern Sverdlovsk region and Moscow, but by the 1996 it became clear that this experience was not enough to govern such country as Russia and to form up the team of professionals to his assistance in economical, internal and international affairs. So, it was high time to thing about the successor.
This or that way the choice foll on Mr. Putin and they started to prepare him, enabling him to obtain personal practical experience he lacked. Why they chose the former intelligence officer? - I think because their work demands analytical abilities and they use to solve the multivariate problem with the system approach. He was young, strong and had already gotten personal experience in some of required fields.
Now, let us see the steps of his rapid career.
(machine translator)
From June 1996 to March 1997 - Deputy Head of Presidential Affairs of the Russian Federation Pavel Borodin.
- November 2, 1996 elected the head of the St. Petersburg branch of the movement "Our Home - Russia" (NDR).
- February 19, 1997 became a member of the Interdepartmental Commission of the Security Council of the Russian Federation on economic security.
- Since March 26, 1997 - Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration - Chief of the Main Control Directorate of the President of the Russian Federation. Putin replaced Alexei Kudrin, who became Deputy Minister of Finance.
- In June 1997, he was dismissed as chairman of the board of the St. Petersburg regional organization PDR.
- May 25, 1998 he was appointed first deputy head of the Presidential Administration, responsible for the work with the regions, where he worked until July 1998, also remains the head of the Control Department of the Presidential Administration (until the beginning of June, when it was headed by Nikolai Patrushev management).
- July 15, 1998 led by the Presidential Commission on the preparation of agreements on the delimitation of powers between the federal authorities and state authorities of the Russian Federation.
- July 25, 1998 by the Decree of the President has been appointed director of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB).
- October 1, 1998, introduced a permanent member of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
- On October 2, 1998 Permanent Member of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
- November 18, 1998 presidential decree included in the new permanent members of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
- In December 1998, he joined the Board of Trustees of the International Fund for protection against discrimination.
- December 1, 1998 became a member of the Interagency Commission on optimization of the state defense order.
- March 29, 1999 - Secretary of the Russian Security Council retaining the post of Director of the FSB.
- August 9, 1999 by a presidential decree was appointed First Deputy Prime Minister. On the same day another decree Cabinet Stepashin was dismissed, and Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin was appointed acting prime minister. In his televised address, Boris Yeltsin named Putin as his successor as President of the Russian Federation.
- Since August 16, 1999 - Prime Minister.
- December 31, 1999, Russian President Boris Yeltsin in his New Year's address announced his resignation and the appointment of Vladimir Putin as acting President of the Russian Federation to hold early elections.
- March 26, 2000 elected president, according to official data, 52.94% of the vote. The inauguration took place in the St. Andrew Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace, May 7, 2000.
So, you see the steps of his career enabling him to be in course of all the necessary things. The result is that he knew the real situation in the country and started his work, resulting the recovering of National defense, re- industrialization, increasing the population and raise of our living standards.
As to me, a have know reasons to say against Putin.