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Alexander Glebovich Nevzorov. Born on August 3, 1958 in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). Soviet and Russian journalist, TV presenter, publicist, director, screenwriter, producer. Deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation (1993-2007).
Father is unknown. A number of sources claimed that the St. Petersburg artist Gleb Sergeevich Bogomolov could have been the father. But Nevzorov himself said that "there are a lot of applicants, but believe me, these are all stories and fairy tales." In one interview, he stated that, according to the most likely version, his father is a representative of the North American Indian Comanche people, who was in Leningrad 9 months before his birth during the VI World Festival of Youth and Students in Moscow. "If I have any national identity, it is Comanche," said Alexander Nevzorov. He said that he once even went to look for his father in Oklahoma, on a reservation near Lawton - "there further to the Washita Mountains", where he found out that he "was a drug dealer, died in a shootout with policemen."
Mother - Galina Georgievna Nevzorova (1936-2001), journalist, worked in the newspaper "Change".
Maternal grandfather - Georgy Vladimirovich Nevzorov, general of the MGB-KGB, in 1946-1955 headed the Department of the USSR Ministry of State Security for combating banditry in the Lithuanian SSR, fought against the "forest brothers".
He was raised by his mother and grandmother.
In 1975 he graduated from high school with in-depth study French.
He did not serve in the army: from February 22 to March 15, 1975, at the direction of the medical board of the district military registration and enlistment office, he was examined in the psychiatric hospital No. 3 named after Skvortsov-Stepanov.
For a while he was a stuntman.
Since 1983 he has been working on the Leningrad television. He rose to prominence in the late 1980s as a television journalist, author and program host. "600 seconds". For the first time in this capacity, Nevzorov appeared on the air of Leningrad TV in the plot of the Vzglyad program E.Yu. Dodolev.
Since 1984 he has been a chorister in the church choir. According to him, he sang in the choir, because "they paid a lot." He studied at the Moscow Theological Seminary, but was expelled from the fourth year. Later, declaring himself an atheist, he claimed that he did not make a church career due to the fact that he had a "normal sexual orientation."
On December 13, 1990, an assassination attempt was made on him. Nevzorov met with an unknown informant in the wasteland, who two days earlier offered compromising evidence on the official. At the meeting, an unknown person approached the journalist and shot him in the heart area. In response, the journalist fired from a gas pistol, but missed. Nevzorov did not receive significant injuries, since the shooter's bullet passed near the left armpit without hitting the heart and large vessels.
In January 1991, he shot the film "Ours" about the January events in Vilnius, shown on the First Channel of Central Television. The film glorified the fighters of the Vilnius OMON, who remained loyal to the USSR at a time when Lithuania declared its independence. In November of the same year, at a rally in St. Petersburg, Nevzorov proclaimed the creation of the Nashi People's Liberation Movement.
In 1992 he was elected a member of the jury at the Cannes Film Festival.
He was a member of the editorial board of Alexander Prokhanov's newspaper The Day, a member of the Duma of the Russian National Cathedral, a member of the organizing committee of the National Salvation Front.
September 23, 1993 came to the besieged White House. On September 30, 1993, in his 600 Seconds program, Nevzorov, referring to Mikhail Poltoranin, said: “On October 4, events will occur that should be taken very calmly.” It was about the upcoming assault on the building of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, which later happened. In 2013, in an interview with the NTV channel, Nevzorov spoke with regret about his support for the defenders of the House of Soviets and called the supporters of the Supreme Council "insane and possessed shobla."
Participated in many local armed conflicts.
In the early 1990s, he founded the independent television company (NTK) 600. Created a series of reports "Nashi" about Soviet and Russian soldiers in hot spots (Vilnius, Transnistria, Nagorno-Karabakh, etc.).
He made two films about the First Chechen War: Hell (documentary, 1995) and Purgatory (1997). The demonstration on Channel One of the TV film "Hell" about the storming of Grozny by Russian troops caused a negative reaction from representatives of the liberal community, who accused the creator of the film of bias towards the Chechens. In the future, he assessed this conflict as an unnecessary war, in which the authorities used patriotism in the most shameless and criminal way.
In 1995-1999 he was the host of the TV shows "Wild Field", "Days" and "Nevzorov".
From November 2001 to December 2002 he was one of the co-hosts of Mikhail Leontiev in the analytical program "Another Time" on Channel One.
Filmed in 2004 "Horse Encyclopedia", and a year later a book with the same title was published. In them, Nevzorov talks about the role of the horse in history, about its use in various historical eras and about the relationship of man to this animal. The main attention is paid to the contradictions between the biological nature of the horse and the way of life of horses, formed by man.
Alexander Nevzorov in the film "Horse Encyclopedia"
The film "Nevzorov Haute École Methodology: Basic Principles", completed in 2006, presents the audience with the main conceptual moments of raising a horse according to the methodology of the Nevzorov Haute École School, without being study guide but only for informational purposes.
In addition, Alexander Nevzorov made a feature documentary film "The Crucified and Resurrected Horse", which was shown on Channel One in early June 2008.
In 2010 he released the film "L.E.P." (“Lectio Equaria Palaestra”, “Manezh horse reading”), which caused a lot of controversy and extremely diverse reviews even before being shown on television.
In 2007-2010, Nevzorov published the Nevzorov Haute École magazine. After losing a lawsuit over the illegal placement of photographs in the magazine, the magazine stopped publishing.
Protests against equestrian sport as a phenomenon. He is the founder, leader and master of the Nevzorov Haute École School.
Since November 2015, he has been one of the hosts of the Panopticon program on the Dozhd TV channel.
He is an adviser to the general director of Channel One.
Social and political activities of Alexander Nevzorov
On December 12, 1993, he was elected to the State Duma of the first convocation in the Central single-mandate constituency No. 210 (St. Petersburg).
In 1994-1998 he was Boris Berezovsky's consultant-analyst.
In December 1995, he was elected to the State Duma in the Pskov single-mandate constituency No. 144.
In December 1999, he ran for the State Duma in a single-mandate constituency (St. Petersburg), but lost to the representative of the Union of Right Forces, Yulia Rybakov.
In March 2000, he ran again for the State Duma of the third convocation in the Vsevolozhsk single-mandate constituency No. 99 (Leningrad Region), since in this constituency in December 1999 the candidate “against all” took the 1st place and by-elections were called. Nevzorov took 1st place.
In December 2003, he won the election in State Duma 4th convocation in the 100th Vsevolozhsk district. The well-known criminal authority Vladimir Barsukov worked as an assistant to deputy Nevzorov.
Four times (since 1993) he was nominated to the State Duma as an independent deputy from different constituencies, was a member of the Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Building. Nevzorov became famous for not signing a single bill and never attending meetings. Nevzorov himself claimed that for 4 terms in the State Duma he was exactly 4 times.
On February 7, 2012, Alexander Nevzorov became a confidant in the presidential elections. After Nevzorov's anti-Orthodox remarks, the head of Putin's campaign headquarters said that it would be the right decision to deprive the journalist of the status of a confidant. However, Nevzorov remained a confidant and even campaigned for Putin, calling him "the only one who can keep the empire from falling apart every second from catastrophe." In early 2018, in an interview with Yuri Dudyu, he said that he supported Putin in the elections as a token of gratitude for the fact that in the 1990s he dissuaded his boss, the mayor of St. Petersburg, Anatoly Sobchak, from ordering the assassination of Nevzorov.
According to Nevzorov, he is “normal” about euthanasia, abortion, and believes that everyone has the right to commit suicide.
He assessed the inclusion of Crimea into the Russian Federation as "looting". At the same time, he noted that he did not consider himself a moralist and did not see "anything wrong with looting." He supported the Ukrainian army in the fight against the unrecognized DPR and LPR.
He is critical of the action "Immortal Regiment", believing that " the Russian Federation turns into a sect of Victory.
He announced his intention to return the order “For Personal Courage”, the medal “Defender of Transnistria” and the Cossack cross “For the Defense of Transnistria”, because, according to him, “Transnistria has turned into a disgusting banana republic that passes laws punishing dissent. So I didn’t fight for this and I don’t want to have anything in common, including even some common trinkets with this area. Because we fought there for freedom and for the opportunity to breathe and think. But today's reality, today's Transnistria, judging by the acceptance of this criminal responsibility for dissent, is something that even has nothing to do with my ideas.
The growth of Alexander Nevzorov: 177 centimeters.
Personal life of Alexander Nevzorov:
Was married three times.
The first wife is Natalya Nikolaevna Nevzorova, an employee of the Scientific Department of Manuscripts of the Russian National Library. We met when we were choristers in church together.
They separated in the late 1980s. After the divorce, Alexander stopped communicating with ex-wife and daughter.
The second wife is (née Ivanes), a Soviet and Russian actress. They were married in the late 1980s. Long time Yakovleva denied this marriage, but in 2017 she admitted that she was married to Alexander Nevzorov: “Now, at the age of 60, we can tell the truth. Alexander Glebovich Nevzorov is an amazing, most gentle, smartest, most beautiful man and friend. Our official marriage lasted a little more than a year.Already being married to Kalya (the second husband of Alexandra Yakovleva - website), I fell in love, divorced and married Nevzorov. And then, when I broke up with him, Kalyu and I again lived together for some time.
In 2007, the couple had a son, Alexander.
Alexander Nevzorov is a vegetarian.
Filmography of Alexander Nevzorov:
1990 - You can't live like this (documentary)
1990 - About Nevzorov, who ... (documentary)
1991 - Nevzorov (documentary)
1995 - Criminal Russia. The Great Confrontation (documentary)
- presenter
Directed by Alexander Nevzorov:
1997 - Purgatory
2005 - Horse Encyclopedia (documentary)
2008 - Horse crucified and resurrected (documentary)
2010 - L.E.P. (Lectio Equaria Palaestra) (documentary)
Scripts by Alexander Nevzorov:
1984 - Music by Mravinsky (documentary)
1985 - The Legend of the Musketeers (film-play)
1997 - Purgatory
2005 - Horse Encyclopedia (documentary)
2008 - Horse crucified and resurrected (documentary)
Producer work of Alexander Nevzorov:
1997 Purgatory
Bibliography of Alexander Nevzorov:
1995 - Field of Honor
2005 - Horse Encyclopedia
2008 - Treatise on School Planting
2008 - Fortress "Russia"
2009 - Equestrian sport. Secrets of "mastery"
2010 - Treatise on the work "in the hands"
2010 - Short story cynicism
2010 - Manege horse reading. Screenplay
2012 - The origin of human personality and intelligence. The experience of generalizing the data of classical neurophysiology
2015 - Resignation of the Lord God. Why does Russia need Orthodoxy?
2016 - Lessons of atheism
2016 - The art of offending
Alexander Glebovich Nevzorov - director, publicist, video blogger and hippologist, former reporter and TV presenter of the famous Leningrad TV program of the late 80s "600 seconds", included in the Guinness Book of Records as the world's highest-rated television project, a participant in military conflicts , Deputy of the State Duma of the first four convocations.
A novice in a monastery during Soviet times, Nevzorov later became known as an author of harsh statements about religion, a critic of the Kremlin's policy in Crimea and the Donbass. He is recognized as a reference nonconformist who opposes the prevailing norms of law and order.
Having changed many areas of activity, in each Nevzorov invariably achieved very significant success. He considers horses to be his true vocation, being one of the most famous hippologists in the Russian Federation, the author of hundreds of articles and books on the history, anatomy, physiology and psychology of these noble animals.
Childhood and family
Alexander was born on August 3, 1958 in Leningrad. Mother - Galina Georgievna Nevzorova - a journalist, raised her son alone. Father - Bogomolov Gleb Sergeevich - artist. Maternal grandfather was a state security officer, head of the anti-banditry service in Lithuania in the period from 1946 to 1955. He graduated from school with in-depth study of the French language and the Literary Institute. He sang in the church choir, later received a theological education at the Moscow Theological Academy. He was expelled from the fourth year of this university of the Russian Orthodox Church due to the traditional nature of his sexual orientation (according to Nevzorov himself).Multilateral activities of Nevzorov: journalism and politics
During his youth, rich in risky adventures, he managed to be a stuntman, a loader, a museum employee, a literary secretary, and a screenwriter.He became known throughout the country in the late 1980s as a TV journalist, creator and host of the acute social program "600 Seconds". The viewer saw the host of the Leningrad TV program that has become a cult for the first time in the Vzglyad program.
In 1990, an attempt was made on Nevzorov. An unknown informant offered him an interesting compromising evidence, and upon meeting he shot Alexander in the region of the heart. The bullet, fortunately, did not cause significant harm to health - it did not touch the heart.
Nevzorov actively participated in political confrontations and crises in our country. recent history- in the GKChP (1991), in skirmishes in Latvia in Vecmilgravis, storming the Riga building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, pogroms of the Baltic customs. In 1991, the Central Television showed a film from Nevzorov's series of reports "Ours" about the riot policemen of Vilnius.
In 1993, he did not stand aside during attempts to forcibly seize a television center in Moscow with a demand for the provision of air, protection from the execution of the White House. He hid in the Russian Federation fugitive members of the Black Berets unit of the Vilnius and Riga OMON.
Nevzorov participated in the wars in Yugoslavia, Transnistria, Iraq, Karabakh, Chechnya. Received a shell shock and wounds, was a volunteer-hostage of the terrorists. He has many awards, in particular, the Order "For Personal Courage", medals "Defender of Transnistria", "Participant in combat operations in Chechnya", "For strengthening the military commonwealth".
In addition to the film "Ours" about the events in Lithuania, Transnistria, Karabakh, Nevzorov presented the book "Field of Honor" in 1995, and also made films about the Chechen armed conflict - "Hell" (1995) and "Purgatory" (1997). He was a TV presenter of the programs "Days", "Wild Field", "Nevzorov". The TV show of the film about the storming of Grozny by Russian troops "Hell" caused negative public opinion, which accused the author of bias.
Today he notes that he managed to jump off such a powerful ideological drug, which he considers imperial nationalism. The evolution of his views occurred when he realized how expensive this empire was for the people. The Russian idea, according to Nevzorov, is beautifully packaged in words about kindness and spirituality, but always leads to a meaningless gray result and "the need to wind other people's guts on the tracks of our tanks."
Nevzorov was an adviser to the governors of St. Petersburg (Vladimir Yakovlev and Valentina Matvienko), editor-in-chief at St. Petersburg TV, and was elected to the State Duma four times. In the period from 1994 to 1998 he was an analyst for Boris Berezovsky, a consultant to the Russian government.
Alexander Glebovich is an academician of the International Slavic Academy of Sciences, a member of the Union of Journalists of his native city, an adviser to the General Director of Channel One, a full member of the All-Russian Scientific Society of Anatomists, Histologists and Embryologists. He speaks three foreign languages - French, Lakota, Latin.
Nevzorov's work with horses
Despite a life full of incredible events, a successful career as a politician and an undoubted literary talent, Nevzorov considers his true mission to be the field of activity related to horses. His fascination with these animals began with equestrian sports and stunts at film studios, and continued with the founding of his own high school education of the horse Nevzorov Haute Ecole (“Ecole Schools”). At the Nevzorov School, they strive to establish a dialogue with the horse and reveal its physical and mental capabilities, based on the principle of working with an animal without the use of coercion. Much attention is paid to the health of the horse, communication, and the study of its abilities. 
Alexander also leads the “Lessons of Atheism” on the Internet, being sure that there is strict Orthodox censorship on television, and the only place left for a free discussion about religion is on the Web.
Personal life of Alexander Nevzorov
Nevzorov is married. His wife Lydia is a hippologist, writer and editor of school books. The couple has a son Alexander. Nevzorov, together with his wife, made a revolution in the minds of many people, who completely changed the attitude towards horses as a meat product or vehicle into a true understanding of their exclusivity, their presence of reason and kindness.Alexander created a number of films about horses - "Horse Encyclopedia", "Crucified and Resurrected Horse", "Lectio Equaria Palaestra" and others, as well as books, among which are "Treatise on School Planting", "Equestrian Sports: Secrets of Mastery".
Nevzorov supports Ukraine's struggle against the "militias of the south-east of the country", considers the annexation of Crimea to the Russian Federation "marauding". According to the journalist, the Kremlin and the TV-zombified majority, and not the real Russia of Tsiolkovsky, Dobrolyubov and Pavlov, do not want to recognize the fact that Ukraine is a country that has the right to self-determination.
Alexander Nevzorov is a Soviet and Russian television journalist who, at the turn of the era, became a real idol reporter who, with his broadcasts in the evenings, united the country's television audience. As the “bastard” says about himself, he always needs to fight with someone. This justifies his interest in the military campaigns of the late 90s, as well as his uncompromising struggle against the Russian Orthodox Church.
Childhood and youth
Alexander was born on August 3, 1958 in Leningrad. The boy's mother was the journalist Galina Georgievna Nevzorova, daughter of MGB General Georgy Vladimirovich, who in the post-war period fought against banditry in Lithuania. According to the journalist, he did not see his father and has no idea about him.
Alexander Nevzorov in his youthIn 1975, the young man entered the literary institute. In order not to get into the army, he feigned mental illness. Subsequently, he studied at the Moscow Seminary for 4 years, but was expelled due to a scandal. In his youth, he began to get involved in equestrian sports, got a job as a horse rider, and then a stuntman. In the early 80s, he changed professions as a literary secretary, screenwriter, museum worker and even a loader.
Personal life
In his youth, Alexander Nevzorov met Natalya, an employee of the scientific department of manuscripts of the Russian National Library. The girl, along with Alexander, was a chorister in the temple. Soon the young people played a wedding, a daughter was born. Due to Alexander's constant business trips, the union did not last long, and soon the journalist left the family, breaking off all relations with his first wife and daughter.
Rumor ascribes to Nevzorov a short marriage in the mid-80s with a popular actress at that time. But the artist herself, who has long lived in Kaliningrad and is engaged in political activities, denied this information on the air of the program.
Journalism and television
In 1983 he came to television. At first, Alexander served as a correspondent for news programs, in 1987 he became the host of the analytical program "600 seconds", participated in the filming of the program "Vzglyad". In 1989, a photo of a popular TV presenter was placed on the cover of the calendar "The most famous Leningraders in the world."
In the early 90s, Nevzorov was attacked: an unknown person shot the journalist in the heart, but the bullet did not hit vital organs, Alexander survived. In 1991, Nevzorov made the first documentary "Ours" about the events in Lithuania, whose government called on citizens to break away from the USSR. At the same time, under the leadership of Nevzorov, the 600 television company began to work.
In the early 2000s, he took hippology seriously. The journalist created his own horse breeding school Nevzorov Haute École, where he began to teach the science of handling horses.
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Alexander Nevzorov and Ivan Urgant
In 2004, the journalist created the film "Horse Encyclopedia". In 2006, the director released the following film, “The Nevzorov Haute École Method: Basic Principles,” in which he outlined the methods of raising an animal that he developed. In 2008, Channel One aired the premiere of the documentary The Crucified and Resurrected Horse.
Name: Alexander Nevzorov
Age: 61 years old
Place of Birth: St. Petersburg
Growth: 182 cm; Weight: 78 kg
Activity: journalist, TV presenter
Family status: married
Alexander Nevzorov - biography
This person has so many hypostases, and in each of them he manifests himself as an extraordinary person. He is not only a publicist and journalist by profession, he is a director and director, TV presenter and that's not all!
Childhood, the Nevzorov family
Alexander from Leningrad, studied at a special school, in which there was an in-depth study of the French language. Alexander does not remember his father, and his mother worked as a journalist. Biography of Nevzorov is not combined with the word "fatherless", his father was replaced by his grandfather-general. Although the journalist himself still felt the absence of strong paternal support.
The boy grew up as a fearless bully. Why only remember how Alexander caught bats and slowly released them because of turning in the tram. Grandfather always acted as a savior and never read lengthy moralizing lectures. The street was engaged in the upbringing of the teenager.
Music
It so happened that Sasha liked to visit the Smolensk cemetery and make his way into the family crypts. Once it was there that he had one of the fateful acquaintances. He met with the singers from the church choir. Possessing an ear for music and excellent vocal abilities, Alexander soon began to sing in church, study icon painting and serve as a novice at the monastery.
After school there was a literary institute and a theological seminary. Nevzorov got a job on television, tried to become a stuntman. The biography of a journalist is full of useful meetings with useful and interesting people.
The literary critic T. Khmelnitskaya took the young man as her secretary. He was engaged in a selection of literature, made the necessary extracts from books. At this time, he was already a member of the Writers' Union. Nevzorov considers his employer a teacher in the field of literature. The famous A. Lebed and L. Rokhlin introduced him to military affairs, N. P. Bekhtereva taught him the basics of peace and anatomy. The story was told to Alexander by L.N. Gumilyov.
A television
In the "dashing 90s" Nevzorov hosted the TV show "600 seconds". At the end of each issue, the journalist came down with revelations of criminals and corrupt officials, bribery. This kind of information was obtained different ways(she was lured out, exchanged, kidnapped, tricked, reincarnated, journalists went to great lengths). Alexander still works with some of his colleagues. The journalist was always in the most "hot" spots. This led him to Vilnius in 1991, he created a very scandalous report, and the Lithuanian authorities ranked him among their enemies.
The desire to get fresh news led him to participate in the coup d'état during the Moscow Putsch in August.
The young man himself admits that he loves to observe from the inside all the turning points and turning points in the history of the country. In the biography of the journalist there are many places that are now commonly called historical: Karabakh, Chechnya, Yugoslavia, Transnistria.
Nevzorov - Director and director, etc.
The journalist made a film about the events in Chechnya with the telling title "Hell". A few years later, a new work of Nevzorov's screen creativity appeared - "Purgatory" (realistically, harshly about Chechnya). Alexander becomes a popular TV presenter, he hosted the programs "Days" and "Wild Field", as well as a program named after the name of the journalist - "Nevzorov". Alexander Georgievich was appointed to the post of consultant to the governor.
But in the Leningrad region, the authorities did not leave him for a long time, he was promoted to adviser to the Russian government. Currently, Nevzorov works as an adviser on Channel One. For three years, Alexander devotes himself to the program "However", which the audience remembers from its host Mikhail Leontiev. Nevzorov is trusted to represent President Vladimir Putin in the 2012 elections. But the main hobby was writing. He set up a school where courses are organized on the correct behavior when interviewed in front of a camera.
Alexander Nevzorov - biography of personal life
Alexander's first marriage was short-lived, he was married to a woman who served in the church choir. The girl Polina was born, but after 10 years the couple divorced. The daughter stayed with her mother.
The father helped his daughter, now Polina Nevzorova lives on her own. The father did not see and did not get acquainted with either Polina's first husband or the actor Sergei Gorobchenko, who became her second husband. Alexander Glebovich remained indifferent to the born grandson, who was named after the famous journalist.
In the second marriage, the relationship did not work out due to the fact that the work prevented the husband and wife from being together more often. Alexander was a good father to his wife's son from his first marriage, Kondrat.
The journalist has been living with his third wife Lydia for twenty years. The difference between them in fifteen years does not burden any of the spouses. Nevzorov protects his wife by placing guards on her. He is afraid for his beloved woman, as he once survived an attempt on his life. Lydia understands that her husband is afraid for the lives of his loved ones. Alexander's wife is a scientist with a degree from the Art Academy. Lydia helps her husband in everything, she gave him a son, Sasha, with whom her husband spends all his free time.
Hobbies of the whole Nevzorov family
Alexander watches animals, writes observation books. In his own horse breeding school, he lectures on the treatment of horses. Nevzorov was in France, went to the horse farm to his friend.
Alexander Nevzorov
Occupation: reporter, journalist, TV presenter, publicist
Date of birth: August 3, 1958
Place of birth: Leningrad, RSFSR, USSR
Citizenship: USSR → Russia
Alexander Glebovich Nevzorov(born August 3, 1958, Leningrad, USSR) - in the past, a Soviet and Russian reporter, TV presenter, deputy of the State Duma of four convocations. Now - a publicist, founder, "master and mentor" of the Nevzorov Haute Ecole School. He hosts the Internet program "Lessons of Atheism" on YouTube.
Born on August 3, 1958 in Leningrad. Raised by mother. Grandfather - Georgy Vladimirovich Nevzorov- an employee of the MGB - in 1946-1955 he headed the department for combating banditry in the territory of the Lithuanian SSR. Nevzorov's mother Galina Georgievna, journalist. In youth Alexander Nevzorov was a singer in the church choir. Since 1983 he has been working on the Leningrad television. Was Alexander Nevzorov stuntman. He studied at the Moscow Theological Seminary, but was expelled from the 4th year. He claims that he did not make a church career due to the fact that he has a normal sexual orientation.
Became famous in the late 1980s Alexander Nevzorov as a television journalist, author and host of the 600 Seconds program. For the first time, the All-Union viewer saw the host of the cult program of Leningrad TV in the plot of the legendary program “Vzglyad”, filmed by journalist Yevgeny Dodolev.
December 13, 1990 Alexander Nevzorov in a wasteland, he met with an unknown informant, who two days earlier offered compromising evidence on an official. At the meeting, an unknown person approached the journalist and shot him in the heart area. In response, the journalist fired from a gas pistol, but missed. Alexander Nevzorov did not receive significant injuries, since the shooter's bullet passed near the left armpit without hitting the heart and large vessels.
In January 1991 Alexander Nevzorov made the film "Ours" about the January events in Vilnius, shown on the First Program of the Central Television. The film glorified the fighters of the Vilnius OMON, who remained loyal to the USSR at a time when Lithuania declared its independence. In November of the same year, at a rally in St. Petersburg Nevzorov proclaimed the creation of the Nashi People's Liberation Movement. Four times (since 1993) he was nominated to the State Duma as an independent deputy from different constituencies, was a member of the Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Building. Alexander Nevzorov claims that for 4 terms in the State Duma he was exactly 4 times.
In 1993, he defended the White House, participated in the events at the Ostankino television center. In 1994-1998 he was Boris Berezovsky's consultant-analyst. Participated in many local armed conflicts. In the early 1990s, he founded the independent television company (NTK) 600. Created a series of reports "Nashi" about Soviet and Russian soldiers in hot spots (Vilnius, Transnistria, Nagorno-Karabakh, etc.).
Author of the book "Field of Honor" (1995) about modern Russian politics. He made two films about the First Chechen War: Hell (documentary, 1995) and Purgatory (feature, 1997). The demonstration on Channel One of the TV film "Hell" about the storming of Grozny by Russian troops caused a negative reaction from representatives of the liberal community, who accused the creator of the film of bias towards the Chechens. In 1995-1999 he was the host of the TV shows "Wild Field", "Days" and " Nevzorov».
In December 1999, he ran for the State Duma in the 206th electoral district of St. Petersburg, but lost to the representative of the Union of Right Forces, Yulia Rybakov. In March 2000, he ran again for the State Duma of the 3rd convocation in the 99th Vsevolozhsk electoral district of the Leningrad Region, since in this district in December 1999 the candidate “against all” took the 1st place and by-elections were called. Alexander Nevzorov took 1st place. In December 2003, he won elections to the State Duma of the 4th convocation in the 100th Vsevolozhsk constituency.
Author of the television film "Horse Encyclopedia" and the book "Horse Encyclopedia". In these works, Alexander Nevzorov talks about the role of the horse in history, about its use in different historical eras, and about the relationship of man to this animal. The main attention is paid to the contradictions between the biological nature of the horse and the way of life of horses, formed by man. The film “Nevzorov Haute Ecole Methodology: Basic Principles”, completed in 2006, presents the audience with the main conceptual points of raising a horse according to the method of the Nevzorov Haute Ecole School, while not being a teaching aid, but only an introductory one. Besides, Alexander Nevzorov made a feature documentary film "The Crucified and Resurrected Horse", which was shown on the "First" channel in early June 2008. In 2010, work on the new film "L.E.P." (“Lectio Equaria Palaestra”, “Manezh horse reading”), which caused a lot of controversy and extremely diverse reviews even before being shown on television. In 2007-2010 Alexander Nevzorov published the magazine "Nevzorov Haute École". After losing a lawsuit over the illegal placement of photographs in the magazine, the magazine stopped publishing. Protests against equestrian sport as a phenomenon. He is the founder, leader and master of the Nevzorov Haute Ecole School.
July 2007 to January 2009 Alexander Nevzorov led the author's column in the magazine "Profile", since September 2009 he has been writing the same column (with the simple name "Nevzorov") in the weekly "However":
In the summer of 2007, the editor-in-chief of Profile, Mikhail Leontiev, persuaded Nevzorova write a column in a journal. The editor-in-chief did not think about its name for a long time: the column was called "Nevzorov", because there is nothing to add to the sound of this surname, which has become a Name.
Alexander Nevzorov hosts the Internet program "Lessons of Atheism", consisting of episodes with an average duration of 9 minutes. Criticizes the introduction in schools of the "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture". In the 1990s, he considered himself an Orthodox Christian, but later became an atheist and began to sharply criticize the Russian Orthodox Church. Claims to be having a "kind of dialogue" with the church. Indicates the involvement of many clergy in homosexuality and pedophilia. As evidence, he cites lists of those against whom a criminal case was opened in connection with illegal actions of a sexual nature. In the program "Lessons of Atheism" on his YouTube channel, in response to the accusation of lying by Vsevolod Chaplin, he promised to publish a book called "Pedophilia in the Russian Orthodox Church", ironically emphasizing that "naturally, on the title page there will be a dedication to Chaplin as the inspirer of this work" .
Criticism of Alexander Nevzorov
The 600 Seconds program was sharply criticized for the fact that more and more plots began to appear in it with unprecedentedly frank naturalistic scenes of violence and destruction - fires, dead children, nudity, cursing - for which the program itself Nevzorov have been repeatedly criticized. The program repeatedly showed rotting food - both vegetables and animals - and these shots, during a time of widespread food shortages, caused both disgust and resentment against the authorities for allowing this. Besides Nevzorov began to openly promote political views in the program, mainly of the Russian nationalist persuasion: the program often touched on Orthodox religious topics, the independence movements of the Baltic Soviet republics were covered extremely negatively, and the riot police fighting against separatism were exclusively positive characters; in response to the viewers' question "How to vote in a referendum on the preservation of the USSR?" it was shown in slow motion how to vote against the collapse of the Union, and before the election of the President of the RSFSR in 1991, Nevzorov expressed support for Albert Makashov in the program.
February 7, 2012 Alexander Nevzorov was included in the list of Putin's confidants, which gave rise to critical reviews from some representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church in connection with the well-known anti-clerical position of the publicist. After Nevzorov's anti-Orthodox remarks, Stanislav Govorukhin, the head of Putin's campaign headquarters, said that it would be the right decision to deprive the journalist of the status of a confidant.
Criticism of Alexander Nevzorov
Personal life of Alexander Nevzorov
Alexander Nevzorov Married. Wife - Lydia Nevzorova, is also a hippologist. In 2007, the couple had a son, who, according to Alexander, will also train horses in the future. Alexander Nevzorov is a vegetarian.
Programs of Alexander Nevzorov
Program 600 seconds by Alexander Nevzorov
Politics. Petersburg style
Films by Alexander Nevzorov
Alexandra Nevzorova
1995 - Cook (about the cannibal Kuzikov)
1995 - Hell (about the Chechen war)
1997 - Purgatory - director, screenwriter, film producer
2005 - Horse Encyclopedia - director, screenwriter
2006 - Nevzorov Haute Ecole technique: basic principles - production of "NEVZOROV HAUTE ECOLE"
2008 - The Crucified and Resurrected Horse - play, documentary (Russia), director, screenwriter
2010 - Lectio Equaria Palaestra (Manezh horse reading) - Russia, director
Bibliography of Alexander Nevzorov
Nevzorov A. G. Field of Honor. - St. Petersburg: International Publishing Corporation, 1995. - 320 p. - ISBN 5900740129
Nevzorov A. G. Horse encyclopedia. - St. Petersburg: AST, Astrel-SPb, 2005. - 358 p. - ISBN 5-17-033457-2
Nevzorov A. G. Treatise on School Planting. - St. Petersburg: AST, Astrel-SPb, 2008. - 128 p. - ISBN 978-5-17-052660-4
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