Valery Kuzmin
| Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to Moldova | ||
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| July 27 - April 5 | ||
| Director of the Department for Relations with the Subjects of the Federation, Parliament and Social and Political Organizations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation | ||
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| 1 october - July 27 | ||
| Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to Sudan | ||
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| 7 july - January 21 | ||
Moscow
2) Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation (1998)
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Higher education: graduated in 1975, in 1998 - higher diplomatic courses of the Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Foreign Ministry. Fluent in English, Arabic and French.
Since 1975 - in the system of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR, he held various positions in the central apparatus of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and abroad, including in 1975-1980 at the USSR Embassy in Libya, in 1985-1990 - in Tunisia.
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Moscow
2) Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation (1998)
Valery Ivanovich Kuzmin(R. June 24 ( 19530624 ) , Moscow) - Russian diplomat, candidate of historical sciences.
Career
Higher education: graduated in 1975, in 1998 - higher diplomatic courses of the Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Foreign Ministry. Fluent in English, Arabic and French.
Since 1975 - in the system of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR, he held various positions in the central apparatus of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and abroad, including in 1975-1980 at the USSR Embassy in Libya, in 1985-1990 - in Tunisia.
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In the 12th and 13th years, Kutuzov was directly accused of mistakes. The sovereign was dissatisfied with him. And in a story recently written at the highest command, it is said that Kutuzov was a cunning court liar, afraid of the name of Napoleon and by his mistakes near Krasny and Berezina deprived the Russian troops of glory - a complete victory over the French. [The story of Bogdanovich in 1812: a characteristic of Kutuzov and a discussion about the unsatisfactory results of the Krasnensky battles. (Leo Tolstoy's note.)]
Such is the fate not of great people, not grand homme, whom the Russian mind does not recognize, but the fate of those rare, always lonely people who, comprehending the will of providence, subordinate their personal will to it. The hatred and contempt of the crowd punish these people for the enlightenment of the higher laws.
For Russian historians - it is strange and scary to say - Napoleon is the most insignificant instrument of history - never and nowhere, even in exile, not showing human dignity - Napoleon is an object of admiration and delight; he is grand. Kutuzov, the man who, from the beginning to the end of his activity in 1812, from Borodino to Vilna, never by any action, not a word betrayed himself, is an extraordinary example of selflessness and consciousness in the present of the future meaning of an event in history, - Kutuzov seems to them something vague and pathetic, and, speaking of Kutuzov and the 12th year, they always seem to be a little ashamed.
Meanwhile, it's hard to imagine historical person whose activity would be so invariably constantly directed towards one and the same goal. It is difficult to imagine a goal more worthy and more in line with the will of the entire people. It is even more difficult to find another example in history, where the goal set by a historical person would be as completely achieved as the goal towards which all of Kutuzov's activities were directed in 1812.
Kutuzov never talked about the forty centuries that look from the pyramids, about the sacrifices that he makes to the fatherland, about what he intends to do or has committed: he did not say anything about himself at all, did not play any role, always seemed the simplest and most ordinary man and said the most simple and ordinary things. He wrote letters to his daughters and m me Stael, read novels, loved society beautiful women, joked with generals, officers and soldiers and never contradicted those people who wanted to prove something to him. When Count Rostopchin on the Yauzsky bridge galloped up to Kutuzov with personal reproaches about who was to blame for the death of Moscow, and said: "How did you promise not to leave Moscow without giving a battle?" - Kutuzov replied: "I will not leave Moscow without a battle," despite the fact that Moscow had already been abandoned. When Arakcheev, who came to him from the sovereign, said that Ermolov should be appointed chief of artillery, Kutuzov replied: “Yes, I myself have just said that,” although he said something completely different in a minute. What did it matter to him, who alone then understood the entire tremendous meaning of the event, among the stupid crowd that surrounded him, what did he care whether Count Rostopchin would take the disaster of the capital to himself or to him? Still less could he be interested in who was appointed chief of artillery.
Not only in these cases, but incessantly this an old man the experience of life came to the conviction that the thoughts and words that serve as their expression are not the movers of people, spoke words completely meaningless - the first that occurred to him.
But this very man, who so neglected his words, never once, in all his activity, said a single word that would not agree with the only goal to which he was going during the whole war. Obviously, involuntarily, with a heavy confidence that they would not understand him, he repeatedly expressed his idea in a wide variety of circumstances. Starting from the Battle of Borodino, from which his discord with those around him began, he alone said that the Battle of Borodino was a victory, and he repeated this both orally, and in reports, and reports until his death. He alone said that the loss of Moscow is not the loss of Russia. In response to Lauriston's proposal for peace, he replied that there can be no peace, because such is the will of the people; he alone, during the retreat of the French, said that all our maneuvers were unnecessary, that everything would turn out by itself better than we wish, that the enemy should be given a golden bridge, that neither Tarutinskoe, nor Vyazemskoe, nor Krasnenskoe battles were needed, that with what one day he must come to the border, that for ten Frenchmen he will not give up one Russian.
And he is alone, this court man, as we are portrayed, a man who lies to Arakcheev in order to please the sovereign - he alone, this court man, in Vilna, thus deserving the sovereign's disfavor, says that a further war abroad is harmful and useless.
But words alone would not prove that he then understood the meaning of the event. His actions were all without the slightest deviation, all were directed towards the same goal, expressed in three actions: 1) to exert all his forces to clash with the French, 2) to defeat them, and 3) to expel them from Russia, making it easier, as much as possible, the calamities of the people and the troops.
He, that procrastinator of Kutuzov, whose motto is patience and time, the enemy of decisive action, he gives the Battle of Borodino, clothe preparations for it in unparalleled solemnity. He, the same Kutuzov, who in the battle of Austerlitz, before starting it, says that it will be lost, in Borodino, despite the assurances of the generals that the battle is lost, despite the unheard-of example in history that after a battle won, the army must retreat , he alone, in opposition to everyone, until his death asserts that the Battle of Borodino is a victory. He alone during the entire retreat insists not to give battles, which are now useless, not to start a new war and not to cross the borders of Russia.
Now it is easy to understand the meaning of the event, if only not to apply to the activities of the masses the goals that were in the head of a dozen people, it is easy, since the entire event with its consequences lies before us.
But how then could this old man, alone, contrary to the opinion of everyone, have guessed, so correctly guessed then the meaning of the national meaning of the event, that he never once betrayed it in all his activities?
The source of this extraordinary power of insight into the meaning of occurring phenomena lay in that popular feeling, which he carried in himself in all its purity and strength.
diplomat; was born in 1953 in Moscow; graduated from Moscow state institute international relations(MGIMO) Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR in 1975; worked in various positions in the central office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR and the Russian Federation and the embassies in Libya (1975-1980), Tunisia (1985-1990); 1993-1994 - Deputy Head of Directorate of the Department for Africa and the Middle East, 1994-1998 - Deputy Director of the Department for the Middle East and North Africa of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation; 1998-2003 - Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Sudan; has the diplomatic rank of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the 2nd class; awarded the medal "For Labor Valor"; speaks English and Arabic.
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