What was Putin’s ‘father’ like and what was the ‘feeling’ of the dictator’s mother who killed the journalist. The truth that the Kremlin is hiding
It is a common practice for Russian propaganda to lie and distort facts about a certain event. The biography of the dictator of the Kremlin was not without fabrications and lies. Vladimir Putin.
However, despite the Kremlin’s efforts to hide the truth about the main war criminal of the Russian Federation, information about Putin’s real parents is appearing more and more online. OBOZ.UA found out exactly what the tyrant is hiding about his parents and why Russians are being lied to about their dictator’s history.
According to the official Kremlin legend, the future dictator was born in Leningrad “into a simple family and lived as an ordinary ordinary person.” There is not too much information about the dictator’s own parents on his personal website. It is only indicated that the mother of the future dictator was Maria Ivanovna Shelomov. There is nothing to say about her except that she was “a very kind, friendly person.”
Also, Kremlin legend says that the father of the dictator is Vladimir Spiridonovich Putin, a war partner who was a guard at a vehicle assembly plant and was a foreman at the plant.
However, compared to the official version of Putin’s biography, other facts speak of a completely different life for Putin. In addition, his parents could be completely different people.
One of the first to dispel the myths about Putin’s biography was Viktor Suvorov, who was an employee of the USSR GRU station in Geneva. Back in 2003, a Polish newspaper published an interview with him, in which Suvorov showed a photo he found in British secret archives, showing six men, among whom could be Putin’s real father .
The former Soviet intelligence officer claims that the photo was taken when the Warsaw Uprising was put down in 1944, and the father of the current Kremlin dictator at that time was serving in the Russian liberation army of General Vlasov, who fought as part of the Nazi army. against the USSR during World War II.
Not surprisingly, Russian propaganda strongly rejected this version of Putin’s real father. The Kremlin media screamed loudly that such rumors were allegedly being spread to destabilize Russian society.
Putin’s real mother lived in Georgia, and the future sender lived with her for only a few years of his childhood. According to Polish writer, journalist, and 2005 Nobel Peace Prize nominee Krystyna Kurczab-Redlich, the future Russian dictator had to live in four families in the 1950-1960s, and Putin never saw his own father ever.
The journalist noted that the real mother of the dictator is Vera Nikolaevna Osepashvili (Putina), who was born in 1926 and, as of 2022, lives in the Georgian town of Metekhi. After the Second World War, the woman met Platon Privalov, she became pregnant, but later she found out that her husband was married. The woman packed her things and went to her parents in Terekhino, where the future dictator was born.
After this, Vera Nikolaevna ended up in the Georgian town of Metekhi, where she married Georgian Osepashvili and gave birth to more children. After some time, the future young dictator was sent to the Urals to her parents, where he was sent to a boarding school, and soon he was accepted.
According to the American-Russian historian Yuri Felshtinsky, the journalist Artem Borovik in 2000 was going to publish sensational material in which he wanted to reveal the true biography of Putin. However, on March 9, 2000, the journalist died in a car accident. Historians suggest that it was not a traffic accident, but a premeditated murder, because Putin did not want to recognize his real parents, despite a lot of evidence of where he came from.
In addition, the author of the publication about the real mother of the dictator is the press secretary of the murdered Chechen leader Dzhokhar Dudayev, Vakha Ibragimov. Felshtinsky says journalist Artem Borovik flew to meet Ibragimov in Georgia to get a tape of an interview with Putin’s mother. Despite the secret road accident, the material was still published by Borovik’s colleagues on April 26, 2000, but after the presidential elections, when the threat to Putin had passed.
2024-05-07 03:01:09
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