Former Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov Dies

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Former Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov Dies

Former Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov died in one of Munich's clinics in the 84 year of his life. It is reported by Interfax, citing a source surrounded by Luzhkov.

He was in Europe. I can’t say anything else

- leads "Interfax" source words.

In turn, the REN TV channel reports that the former mayor of Moscow died in a clinic in Munich, where he underwent heart surgery.

Yuri Luzhkov was the second mayor of Moscow and held this position from 1992 to 2010 of the year, i.e. 18 years. In 2010, he was removed from office by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev with the phrase "for loss of confidence." Luzhkov left the United Russia party, left for Latvia, then to London. However, he soon returned and was doing business in Russia.

In 2016, Vladimir Putin awarded the ex-mayor the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree, with the wording "For active social activities."

Yuri Mikhailovich Luzhkov was born in Moscow on September 21 of 1936 of the year. In 1958, he graduated from the Gubkin Moscow Institute of Oil and Gas with a degree in mechanical engineering. After that, he worked at the Petrov Research Institute of Plastics, and since 1963 of the year he worked at the USSR Ministry of Chemical Industry. In 1975, he became a deputy of the Babushkinskiy District Council, two years later he was elected to the Moscow Council, where he met until the 1990 of the year. On June 6 of 1992, he was appointed mayor of Moscow and the head of the capital’s administration, after which he was elected mayor in 1996, 1999 and 2003.
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    1. +36
      10 December 2019 12: 50
      So what? Did he take all the "honestly earned" money with him? When will they all choke?
      1. +7
        10 December 2019 12: 53
        Quote: zaches
        So what? Did he take all the "honestly earned" money with him? When will they all choke?

        Why with me? He left his children, he has four of them
        1. +7
          10 December 2019 12: 54
          I am very happy for his children! Probably very worthy people? laughing
          1. -6
            10 December 2019 12: 56
            Quote: zaches
            Probably very worthy people?

            I don't know, I care
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              1. +41
                10 December 2019 13: 07
                He lived in Austria. The former mayor of the capital lives and dies abroad ... how can we explain this to our children? Therefore, they look bulk and other trash.
                1. -20
                  10 December 2019 13: 37
                  The former is the key word. He had the right to live and be treated wherever he wants. Nobody, thank God, tells you which resort to rest on.
                  1. +29
                    10 December 2019 13: 51
                    The mayor turned Moscow into Central Asia. The indigenous founder of Cherkizon and the global offshore, + construction, plastic dishes, etc.
                    In Hell replenishment, have long been waiting
                    1. -8
                      10 December 2019 13: 54
                      And at the same time he made pension increases for Moscow pensioners and skillfully attracted money to the Moscow budget. And medicine was normal under him. Construction is also a plus, not a minus.
                      1. +16
                        10 December 2019 14: 00
                        Wow, you pulled away billions, and added a penny, which is good. The whole business at the expense of leverage pressure proper position. And how much blood is on their affairs with Ismailov ?!
                        1. -6
                          10 December 2019 14: 15
                          The best business is mediation. You don’t risk anything at all, it's also difficult to get under the hammers. But not everyone is given it.
                        2. +12
                          10 December 2019 14: 51
                          The well-known classification of human deaths from Bezenchuk from "12 chairs":
                          Old women, they always turn up ... Or they give a soul to God - it depends on what old woman. Here, for example, small and in the body - it means she “died” ... But, for example, which is bigger, but worse - it is believed that she "gives her soul to God ..."
                          Now, if a man is prominent, of tall stature, although thin. It is believed that "played in the box." And who is a merchant, a former merchant guild, that means, "ordered to live long." And if someone has a lesser rank, a janitor, for example, or one of the peasants, they say about him - “he threw himself over” or “stretched his legs”. But the most powerful when they die, the railway conductor or someone from the authorities, it is believed that "give oak." So they say about them: "But ours, they heard, he gave the oak" ...
                          - Well, when you die, how will the masters say about you?
                          - I am a small person. They say "Bezenchuk bent." And they won’t say anything else.

                          There is no one category in this classification - SHOCK!
                        3. -3
                          10 December 2019 15: 40
                          Quote: AS Ivanov.
                          But not everyone is given it.

                          You wanted to tell not every PEOPLE it was given ...
                        4. +1
                          10 December 2019 16: 12
                          Enough to drown for the people. Mom did not teach you to answer for yourself? Nobody gave me such powers - to speak for everyone.
                        5. +4
                          10 December 2019 19: 18
                          I have a few familiar residents of Moscow.
                          So, they ruled him under Luzhkov’s rule.
                          Although, of course, it was recognized that he got sick from Tsereteli.
                    2. +18
                      10 December 2019 14: 50
                      Quote: Runoway
                      The mayor turned Moscow into Central Asia. The indigenous founder of Cherkizon and the global offshore, + construction, plastic dishes, etc.
                      In Hell replenishment, have long been waiting

                      During the timelessness of Ukraine. When Sevastopol and Crimea were occupied by Svidomo uk ... Luzhkov did a lot for Sevastopol and Crimea. Yeltsin drank ... No one else cared for us in Sevastopol ..
                      1. VB
                        -2
                        10 December 2019 19: 05
                        Did you make it with your money? Or folk? Bystritsky mansion gave his or property of the people? Etc. etc.
                        1. -2
                          10 December 2019 19: 21
                          What other property of the people? There is no such thing.
                  2. 0
                    10 December 2019 17: 50
                    Yes. but after resting, I return to my homeland.
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                  2. -2
                    10 December 2019 17: 39
                    Quote: Neznaika
                    Why is it that any real Russian patriot prefers to be treated abroad? Subject to the availability of money, of course?
                    -because not all diseases are treated here ... alas ... and even for a lot of money ....
                    And it is better that the patriot (real !!) be healthy - even if he was treated abroad
                3. -2
                  10 December 2019 16: 10
                  Quote: maxim947
                  He lived in Austria. The former mayor of the capital lives and dies abroad ... how can we explain this to our children? Therefore, they look bulk and other trash.

                  Yes, you never know who died abroad, especially children.
                  in which of the powers that be and those who live, almost all children abroad do not spit.
                  even Joseph Vissarionovich. Oh, the rest ... God himself ordered :)) well, or the leader :))

                  I remembered a joke of the early 90s,
                  Volga drove into the ass Mercedes.
                  bandits come out, pull a man out of the Volga in a cap ... hold by the scruff of the neck
                  man: I'm the mayor ...
                  - what mayor?
                  - Mayor Luzhkov ...
                  - any such Luzhkov?
                  :)
              2. -6
                10 December 2019 14: 26
                Quote: zaches
                Of course ... and most do not care, therefore we collect money for sick children with SMS.

                If Luzhkov stole the money, then this is the work of law enforcement officers, and I wrote that I didn’t care about his children and their condition
          2. +4
            10 December 2019 13: 14
            And probably everyone lives in Russia?
            1. +2
              10 December 2019 21: 06
              Did Stalin's daughter live in the USSR, in Russia?
          3. +21
            10 December 2019 13: 56
            Honestly, in my humble opinion and not wanting to offend anyone in the comments, whose opinion differs from mine, but still, considering this issue from a different point of view, at the same time, not protesting anyone’s position and trying to be objective, as well as Taking into account all the arguments of other participants in the discussion without exception, I sincerely believe that I completely and completely forgot the fuck what I wanted to say !!! recourse But tolerant!
        2. +1
          10 December 2019 13: 05
          Former Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov Dies
          Suddenly...
      2. +15
        10 December 2019 13: 12
        So what?

        You have nothing more to say about Luzhkov?
        You apparently do not know much about him.
        Yes, he was a man of his time. And at his post he did not forget about personal interest.
        But a lot of Luzhkov can be forgiven only for the fact that he was one of the first to constantly voice the issue of Crimea's ownership. And he regularly visited Sevastopol. And it was on his initiative that Moscow took patronage over the cruiser Moskva.
        Condolences to family and friends.
        1. +11
          10 December 2019 13: 55
          I am a Muscovite, but not in the know behind the scenes. All of them have one way or another. But I can say that Luzhkov, unlike the same Sobyanin, was nice to ordinary people and loved them. So I'm sorry this man left.
          1. 0
            10 December 2019 18: 50
            And how do you like his "infill Moscow"? The change in Neglinnaya's hydrogeology, when he set up an underground store on Manezhnaya Square? Then they had to demolish and re-build the hotel "Moscow", the Tverskoy hotel (like "Sputnik") had to be demolished, cracks in the old building of the University started. And in general, for May and October 1993 - the earth was glass wool to him.
            1. +1
              10 December 2019 19: 06
              I cannot give an assessment of this, because personally, all this did not practically affect me. It doesn't sound very good, of course, although the same "Luzhkovskaya snot" the next winter season haunts much more. But I can say that with the departure of Luzhkov, living in Moscow has become worse and more expensive. Extensions alone are worth bicycles, even though I'm mostly a pedestrian.

              P.S
              at 93 I was not in Russia, because I was in one hot country on the occasion of a business trip
              1. 0
                10 December 2019 22: 08
                I myself live in the suburbs, and, in fact, accidentally ended up on May 1, 1993 in Moscow, then, after the decree of EBN № 1400, in the fall of 1993, I was no longer in Moscow by accident. The result of the campaign against Ostankino left a heavy impression.
            2. +3
              10 December 2019 19: 27
              Everything is relative. Now Moscow will turn into a concrete jungle with granite tiles.
              What was "pinpoint" under Luzhkov has now become normal, alas ...
              1. +1
                10 December 2019 22: 10
                Unfortunately this is the case.
        2. +5
          10 December 2019 14: 33
          Do not forget the support of Moscow automobile plants.
      3. +3
        10 December 2019 13: 13
        I don’t understand one Medvedev dismissed and awarded Putin? Oooh ??
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      4. +4
        10 December 2019 13: 15
        Someone from Muscovites praises go, someone scolds.
      5. +19
        10 December 2019 13: 29
        Quote: zaches
        So what? Did he take all the "honestly earned" money with him?

        He took with him a scheme of rampant corruption due to which he was sent to disgrace.
        Is it better now - I don’t know.
        Traders carried money literally on a monthly schedule to all city authorities.
        For example, in his reign, the owners of all trade institutions, young and old, were obliged to buy artificial Christmas trees at the factory, which his trembling wife wrapped in (well, for the monotonous decoration of the city).
        During the reconstruction of the Moscow Ring Road, all plastic dividers were purchased there. And this is only a small fraction of his authoring implementations in the management of a megalopolis.
        In general, together with their spouse, they "drove" on many lards. Not for nothing, after his dismissal, Baturin was almost never in Russia. Immediately she drove off the cordon.
        1. 0
          10 December 2019 17: 41
          Quote: x.andvlad
          He took with him a scheme of rampant corruption due to which he was sent to disgrace.
          under Gavril Kharitonovich was OFFICIAL tariff for decisions and why?
      6. +3
        10 December 2019 13: 30
        Wow! I can’t say anything for Luzhkovo, but I have a suspicion that he stole a lot from the people ... I won’t confirm! I'm not a Muscovite. From St. Petersburg, our Luzhkov in the form of Sobchak has long been reporting where necessary for his affairs, now the turn of this statesman has come ... I don’t want to skimp, but he did not survive much of his "info-shortcut" Dorenko!
        1. +10
          10 December 2019 14: 28
          The meadow was two heads taller than Sobchak, as a business executive.
          1. +7
            10 December 2019 14: 44
            And they will sit in the afterlife in one office ... Fate!
          2. +3
            10 December 2019 15: 43
            Quote: AU Ivanov.
            The meadow was two heads taller than Sobchak, as a business executive.

            Moscow is richer than Peter three heads and that’s the whole miracle of a business executive ..
      7. 0
        10 December 2019 14: 23
        And the earth is glassy to him and his woman.
      8. -3
        10 December 2019 15: 07
        Quote: zaches
        So what?

        Nothing! Do not blaspheme, "lad"! About the deceased, or good or nothing, that's what they say in Russia.
        Quote: zaches
        Did he take all the "honestly earned" money with him?

        You count yours, you will be healthier.
        He was an excellent manager. "Received" Moscow in 92 with gigantic urban problems.
        Under him, a boom in housing construction began, the city became cleaner and more comfortable for life.
        Quote: zaches
        When will they all choke?

        It's a little late in the day you "run into the deceased, Luzhkov was not without sin. By the water, but don't get drunk!"
        And who is without sin, call?
        Patriotic forum!
        1. -2
          11 December 2019 08: 00
          About the deceased or good or nothing, as they say in Russia.

          No, they don’t say that.
          "About the dead, either good or nothing but the truth." This is the full text of the saying. His ancient Greek politician and poet Chilon from Sparta spoke in the distant VI century BC. The historian Diogenes, who lived in the XNUMXrd century AD, brought him in his famous essay, "Life, Doctrine and Opinions of Illustrious Philosophers."

          It's a little late in the day you "run into the deceased, Luzhkov was not without sin. By the water, but don't get drunk!"
          And who is without sin, call?
          Patriotic forum!

          Does the truth about Luzhkov not suit you? I also found a thief's lawyer.
          Who are you drinking from yourself? You also probably pocket money?
          The man expressed his point of view, and if it does not coincide with yours, then these are your problems, not his.
          1. 0
            11 December 2019 08: 18
            Quote: Obi Wan Kenobi
            The man expressed his point of view and if it doesn’t coincide with yours, then these are your problems, not his

            Strong statement good

            Say this, for example, to me, at a personal meeting - and I undertake to make your "opinion" immediately become your a problem laughing
            1. -1
              11 December 2019 08: 34
              Say this, for example, to me, at a personal meeting - I undertake to make your "opinion" immediately become your problem

              You're just unrealistically cool. Tougher eggs "steep" and steeper than Mount Ararat.
              So be a young man, I will give you 2 free tips:
              Never promise to do what you cannot.
              And never threaten strangers, for you it will end badly.
              So I do not care about people like you and your words, okay?
              1. -1
                11 December 2019 10: 14
                Quote: Obi Wan Kenobi
                I spit on people like you and your words

                Ahem ... your advice is to you:

                Quote: Obi Wan Kenobi
                never threaten strangers

                And do not try to insult.

                As for me - I just noted that your statement about "a person expressed his point of view and if it does not coincide with yours, then these are your problems, not his" - is, ahem ... disputable.

                PS: Tantrum satisfied (s) Yes
          2. +3
            11 December 2019 12: 21
            Quote: Obi Wan Kenobi
            Does the truth about Luzhkov not suit you? I also found a thief's lawyer.

            The thieves' lawyers of the 90s are already in the Duma and are caressed by the authorities. Truth??? And it’s weak to write the truth about the current situation in Russia, indicating the positions and name. Or is one place weak?
            Like you only know how to run into the dead!
            Quote: Obi Wan Kenobi
            You also probably pocket money?

            Of course! laughing As long as there are infantile loafers like you.
            Bye, "daredevil" forum!
      9. 0
        10 December 2019 15: 23
        Quote: zaches
        When will they all choke?


        They will never choke. Rather, everything will be on the turnover, the appetite will only grow and grow ..
      10. +4
        10 December 2019 15: 41
        In 2016, Vladimir Putin awarded the ex-mayor the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree, with the wording "For active social activities."

        Maybe shared a little ...
    2. +22
      10 December 2019 12: 51
      My condolences to family and friends. He was a bright and ambiguous person. After the "democrat" Popov did a lot for the city, even more for himself, his friends and his relatives.
      1. +14
        10 December 2019 12: 55
        Crimeans spoke very positively about Luzhkov.
        1. +13
          10 December 2019 13: 00
          Quote: Dym71
          Crimeans spoke very positively about Luzhkov.

          Well, that’s understandable ... he always said: Krymnash!
      2. +10
        10 December 2019 12: 59
        That's for sure. Gabriel Popov is still a miracle. Well, he justified the bribe takers, summed up the whole base why an official can and should take bribes.
        I would like to say a little about our modern healthcare .- Former Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov died in one of the clinics Munich why not Moscow where he ruled for 18 years.
        1. +14
          10 December 2019 13: 02
          laughing Therefore, not in Moscow, because "he ruled for 18 years."
          1. +14
            10 December 2019 13: 16
            Such is the fate of all patriots, - to die in a foreign land. You can’t stab one humpback with a stick ..
            1. +11
              10 December 2019 13: 31
              Just the devils are afraid that he will destroy hell.
        2. +11
          10 December 2019 16: 04
          Luzhkov left for Latvia, then to London. However, he soon returned and was doing business in Russia.

          Why do our bureaucrats and oligarchs, with a proud air leaving Russia, along a similar route, with "honestly earned" purses, disappear abroad organizational skills, business qualities, professionalism, high efficiency and ... other "fantasies", and in Russia appear again? what
          Py.Sy. Yuri Mikhailovich - rest in peace.
          1. +2
            10 December 2019 16: 44
            Because there are some of them there and they will not allow them to go to the trough for a cannon shot.
      3. +6
        10 December 2019 14: 13
        I join in condolences. We really always voted for Yuri Mikhailovich. As much as he did for Moscow, and especially for the townspeople, no one did. Everyone somehow forgot that the MKAD was called the road of death. The third transport, all roads near Moscow. Sobyanin still cuts the ribbons of objects begun under Luzhkov. Luzhkov tried to revive ZIL, supported Moscow enterprises, supported Crimea financially. Incidentally, this initiative of Yuri Mikhailovich with the cruiser Moscow was supported by many regions and cities of the country, taking ships, parts of Moscow Region under guardianship in those difficult years. From myself I can say - thank you, Yuri Mikhailovich, and may the earth rest in peace for you.
    3. +21
      10 December 2019 12: 53
      It’s strange that the whole of Ylita is beyond grace ... and this is scattering, they are teaching us to love our homeland, to be Patriots, and they are crawling around abroad, and they are teaching children there, and they will reform our education ...
      1. 0
        20 December 2019 23: 03
        Quote: Diversant Holuy
        It’s strange that the whole of Ylita is beyond grace ... and this is scattering, they are teaching us to love our homeland, to be Patriots, and they are crawling around abroad, and they are teaching children there, and they will reform our education ...

        ====
        if you are about Luzhkov, he didn’t leave, he was at his farm, in the Kaliningrad region
    4. +18
      10 December 2019 12: 56
      Yuri Mikhailovich was one of the few Russian politicians who always had a clear and consistent position on the Crimea and Sevastopol.
      1. +12
        10 December 2019 13: 06
        In general, it’s some kind of Russian paradox, when a person who has never had such a trust removes himself for the loss of confidence. hi
        1. +1
          10 December 2019 13: 09
          Quote: bessmertniy
          In general, it’s some kind of Russian paradox, when a person who has never had such a trust removes himself for the loss of confidence. hi

          Taeks are their internal graters.
        2. +10
          10 December 2019 13: 18
          Quote: bessmertniy
          In general, it’s some kind of Russian paradox, when a person who has never had such a trust removes himself for the loss of confidence.

          It is a paradox when the guarantor himself trusts a person who does not have trust at all, to head the government after that and hold him for years without visible success and bestowal ...
          1. +9
            10 December 2019 13: 22
            PvP is not needed competencies, but personal devotion. What Medvedev is such a chtoli? And Miller, and Sechin, and turbid?
        3. +4
          10 December 2019 14: 15
          Otherwise, Sobyanin would never become mayor. Muscovites do not vote for Sobyanin to this day.
        4. +2
          10 December 2019 15: 41
          Quote: bessmertniy
          In general, it’s some kind of Russian paradox, when a person who has never had such a trust removes himself for the loss of confidence. hi

          Have you heard about the "law of the chicken coop"?
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      1. -1
        10 December 2019 13: 35
        I would live easily. If, of course, consisted in the correct clan. They do not touch their own in China either.
      2. +2
        10 December 2019 14: 03
        I would hardly have lived
        together with your family and friends
      3. +1
        10 December 2019 17: 50
        Quote: AS Ivanov.
        I would live easily. If, of course, consisted in the correct clan. They do not touch their own in China either

        what naive belief is this - that executions in China help fight corruption ???
        25 (!!!!!) They’ve been shot for years, more than 100 have been shot, and tomorrow there are already the next in line for a bullet in the back of the head .... and the end of the line is not observed ....

        If in the USSR in the 30s they were really shot, then the effect appeared immediately. For example, the number of accidents on railway transport decreased by 20 times after the decree "7-8".
    6. +13
      10 December 2019 13: 00
      if not for Luzhkov, where would the Black Sea Fleet be? Who would build houses in Sevastopol for KChF officers?
      In fact, Luzhkov saved the KChF and thanks for that. Yes, and Moscow doctors, I think, will remember him with a good word. And everything else? - And who did more for the country in those days?
      1. +8
        10 December 2019 13: 54
        Quote: Silvestr
        if not for Luzhkov, where would the Black Sea Fleet be? Who would build houses in Sevastopol for KChF officers?
        In fact, Luzhkov saved the KChF and thanks for that. Yes, and Moscow doctors, I think, will remember him with a good word. And everything else? - And who did more for the country in those days?


        I’m embarrassed to ask, did he build with his own money?
        1. 0
          10 December 2019 14: 04
          Quote: pl675
          I’m embarrassed to ask, did he build with his own money?

          We pose the question in a different way: the mayor of Moscow, Luzhkov, was obliged to do this, spending the city budget?
          1. +7
            10 December 2019 14: 17
            Quote: Silvestr
            Quote: pl675
            I’m embarrassed to ask, did he build with his own money?

            We pose the question in a different way: the mayor of Moscow, Luzhkov, was obliged to do this, spending the city budget?


            for non-targeted spending from the budget of the city (any) is now being sent to prison. this time.
            and two - for me, he is no different from the gangsters of the 90s, those churches were built around the country - they were bleached, and Luzhkov "helped" to the best of his ability with NOT YOUR MONEY, earning political (and not only) capital.
            1. +2
              10 December 2019 17: 07
              Quote: pl675

              for non-targeted spending from the budget of the city (any) are now imprisoned

              Judging by your high moral and ethical qualities, in the 93rd officers of the KChF should refuse salaries from Luzhkov, and 700 officers should throw away keys from Luzhkov’s apartments to the bay. The cruiser Moscow was to be sawn into needles.
              So what did the supreme power not do? Why did Luzhkov do it?
              When Luzhkov spoke of the Russian Crimea, remember what Putin said about this! He was just talking about the Ukrainian Crimea.
              Quote: pl675
              he is no different from 90s bandits

              Tell me what Putin’s oligarch friends did for the country and the fleet?
              They then had no budget money and nothing threatened them
              1. +2
                10 December 2019 17: 30
                1 - my moral qualities, they do not deserve discussion here.
                as for the keys to the apartments - once again - he did not build on his own.
                about the officers and the cruiser - "thanks to him" fell in monetary terms, it's stupid to argue with this, or will you try?
                2 - answering your second question, I can say that the "Crimean bridge" is being built by a Rotenberg friend, the construction (the national project, not a shit! country, for the fleet - Sechin is trying, trying hard, he is probably tired already, only how much effort was spent on flooding the PD-50 dock!
                1. +2
                  10 December 2019 17: 44
                  Quote: pl675
                  o "Crimean bridge" is being built by a friend-rotenberg, construction

                  for their money?
                  Quote: pl675
                  thanks to him "got it in monetary terms, it's stupid to argue with this, or will you try?

                  compare the cost with similar objects
                  Quote: pl675
                  and the comrade already at the order and in the Forbes lists has moved a little higher - this is for the country

                  Luzhkov, too, at the orders was from the hands of the GDP. And is the FORBs list the pride of the country? laughing
                  1. 0
                    10 December 2019 17: 53
                    dear sylvester, you do not need to compare anything, these are different eras of modern history.
                    tighten your CHU, it helps in life.
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      1. -2
        10 December 2019 13: 08
        You might think that today these posts are white and fluffy! what And as if they are more useful than Luzhkov.
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      2. -1
        10 December 2019 13: 17
        Interest Ask. And what to regret? That he lived normally? Or that all the same went to hell? am
        1. -2
          10 December 2019 13: 59
          Quote: BerBer
          Or that all the same went to hell?

          Are you not afraid that this is some justification for you to get there yourself?
          1. -1
            10 December 2019 14: 05
            I'm afraid But you did not answer - what is pity?
            1. -1
              10 December 2019 14: 08
              Duck is not sorry for me. Well, if only in the universal sense.
      3. 0
        10 December 2019 13: 41
        Quote: IGAR
        An ordinary thief from the 90s with his billionaire wife. A man of the era of plundering the country, actively taking part in this. Not sorry at all.

        look on business ..
        In 1994-1996, at the initiative of Luzhkov and with funds allocated from the budget of Moscow, in Sevastopol Three hundred-apartment dwelling houses for families of Russian officers of the Black Sea Fleet, a kindergarten for 90 children, and a treatment and diagnostic center for veterans were built. With the money of the Moscow government, the flagship of the Black Sea Fleet - the Moscow guards missile cruiser - was repaired.

        On the eve of May 9, 1996, at the initiative of Yuri Luzhkov, financial assistance in the amount of 50 thousand rubles was allocated to Sevastopol veterans of the Second World War from the funds of the Moscow government.

        Luzhkov held an extremely anti-Ukrainian position. In the same 1996, at the initiative of Yuri Luzhkov, the Russian Federation Council considered the issue of the status of Sevastopol. Luzhkov justified the affiliation of Sevastopol to Russia, referring to a number of historical and legal documents. As a result, the Federation Council adopted a resolution in which it noted that "the unilateral action of the Ukrainian side aimed at tearing away part of its territory (the city of Sevastopol) from Russia, is not only illegal in terms of international law, but also directly affects the security of Russia."

        In 2006, on the central Sevastopol Square - Nakhimov Square - wassharp "House of Moscow", without a decision of the session of the city council, without land acquisition. The documents stated: “The Moscow cultural and business center“ House of Moscow ”in Sevastopol (abbreviated as MKDTs“ House of Moscow ”in Sevastopol) is an organization created by the Moscow government to ensure effective cooperation between the executive authorities of Moscow, organizations and enterprises of the capital of Russia with partners in the city of Sevastopol in the economic, scientific, technical, sports, cultural and humanitarian fields. It is a structural unit of the Moscow government. ”
        In 2008, Black Sea sailors received 446 apartments. The total area of ​​housing was 27 thousand 339 square meters, 5 houses were commissioned, the construction of which was financed from the budget of Moscow. Houses for sailors appeared on the streets of Lazarevskaya, Stepanenko, in Cossack Bay and on General Ostryakov Avenue.

        Yuri Luzhkov constantly actively advocated "the return of Sevastopol to Russia." For this, in 2008, the Ukrainian authorities declared him persona non grata. In 2010, when Viktor Yanukovych became president of Ukraine, the ban on entry was lifted.
        1. +2
          10 December 2019 14: 39
          Here you go !!!! Sylvester for the meadow vest tears !!!! Very unexpected!!!! A little more .. he will tear a vest for Putin ... and what? Meadow only advocated the return of Sevastopol, Putin returned the whole Crimea ..... and certainly Putin built more houses for the military than Luzhok .. well, there are medical centers and more - the same is not in favor of Luzhka ..

          Sylvester, what happened? Why did you change your shoes so quickly? Or did they "hang out" with the Luzhkovskys? Where is the hatred of power structures and orders (especially from the 90s)?
          1. -1
            10 December 2019 16: 14
            there are medical centers and stuff - the same is not in favor of Meadow ..

            What the oooo? What the hell are you talking about? What centers are there? For whom? Almost all good medical centers are now paid !!! There are no more ordinary polyclinics, and it's better not to think about the qualifications of doctors at all! "- What hurts you? Yeah, wait, I'll find it in Yandex ...." somehow it turns out like that (((
            And the metro to the end of the Moscow region - is this normal? Sobyakin has been mutilating the city for what year, so they let the goat into the garden, pah, deer, more precisely.
            In general, it’s time to do the city closed, and not to build all new high-rise buildings.
            1. 0
              10 December 2019 16: 33
              Quote: Archivist Vasya

              And generally it’s time to do the city closed ...


              In this case, you shouldn’t let anyone out of this city, block the roads there, don’t transfer taxes there and other things, let it be closed, maybe the rest of Russia will heal better !!! .. They all whine that they don’t live well in Moscow ... ..torted the limit .. wassat

              All centers are paid .. and what, those that Luzhok set up free? wassat
          2. +3
            11 December 2019 01: 03
            Quote: Nasr
            Sylvester, what happened? Why did you change your shoes so quickly?

            you have extremes, and life is multifaceted. What Luzhkov did for the Crimea and for Russia should be appreciated. And he did much more than the oligarchs of the Putin era. So it doesn’t matter? The only important thing is theft?
            I went to the Sevastopol website and read the opinion of Sevastopol residents, I made a screen for you.
            30 vis (Yuri) Verify the authenticity of the site and screen. By the way, he could talk in more detail than me about the role of Luzhkov in Sevastopol

            It doesn’t matter for you and the rest that he saved the cruiser Moscow, that he built houses for officers in Sevastopol and paid them salaries, made it possible for Crimean children to study at a Russian university, he actually FIRST raised the question of Crimea's membership in Russia. Is it really necessary to blame for this?
            1. -2
              11 December 2019 10: 42
              Your position is very strange - we play here, we don’t play here, but here we wrapped the fish ...
              Meadow steals and at the same time helps Sevastopol - good
              Putin is stealing and at the same time he has returned Crimea (about the other + and - we will not talk) - he is bad ...
              So you sent a screen from the site of Sevastopol on Luzhka .... on this site ask a question about Putin .. and then send us this screen ... - Interestingly, your position will change?


              Quote: Silvestr
              And he did much more than the oligarchs of the Putin era.

              The same oligarchs, Putin’s, built a bridge to the Crimea — why are they worse than Meadow?

              Personally, I’m neutral to Luzhka - he is a man of his time - he stole and took away sins, like all bandits at that time .... I don’t understand only Luzhka is a good guy, and Putin is a bad guy ... where is the logic?
              In a word, I didn’t expect such retreats from you ... comes through with bias .. or personal insults at one (Putin) and personal connections with another (Luzhka) ...
              1. +3
                11 December 2019 14: 44
                Quote: Nasr
                Meadow steals and at the same time helps Sevastopol - good
                Putin is stealing and at the same time he has returned Crimea (about the other + and - we will not talk) - he is bad ...

                Luzhkov saved the KChF and thanks to him for that, Putin saved the country, annexed the Crimea, and thanks for that, But we should not forget that both did very poorly and are doing for the country. Stalin cannot be characterized in one word.
                Quote: Nasr
                Here you have sent a screen from the site of Sevastopol on Meadow .... on this site ask a question about Putin .. and then send us this screen ...

                this is not possible due to the wording. Controversy on this topic is not welcome there. .Censorship.
                Quote: Nasr
                Interestingly, your position will change?

                will not change, after it is already banned there, but constantly in contact with local residents and their position differs from the opinion of the publisher.
                Quote: Nasr
                The same oligarchs, Putin’s, built a bridge to the Crimea — why are they worse than Meadow?

                Luzhkov created in the Crimea, and they destroy him. In Sevastopol, the beaches were taken away from the local people, they capture the coastline for summer cottages, they put fences along the roads on the South Coast, etc. Go to the same site and read. You will not hear good words addressed to them. The cruiser of Moscow 3 years stands at the pier, for something they do not repair it!
                Quote: Nasr
                or personal insults at one (Putin) and personal connections with the other (Meadow) ...

                I’m not personally acquainted with any of them, so there’s nothing personal to them
    8. 0
      10 December 2019 13: 02
      He stole of course. But Moscow's pensioners are grateful to him - if not for his surcharge, then many would come to the end in the 90s.
      1. +7
        10 December 2019 13: 37
        But Moscow's pensioners are grateful to him - if not for his surcharge, then many would come to the end in the 90s.


        This is not a merit of Luzhkov, but for some reason the special status of Moscow has been flowing and money is still flowing from all over Russia.
        1. -1
          10 December 2019 13: 44
          Quote: krops777
          This is not the merit of Luzhkov

          This is the merit of Luzhkov, he allocated money from the city budget, although he was not obliged.
          Quote: krops777
          where money has flocked and still flocks from all over Russia.

          Where companies are registered, they flock there, and taxes are paid there. Why should the leaders of other regions not tear off their fifth point from the chair and not worry about this issue?
          1. 0
            10 December 2019 15: 54
            Quote: Gray Brother
            Why should the leaders of other regions not tear off their fifth point from the chair and not worry about this issue?

            And how to solve issues if you are not in Moscow? It is precisely for this reason that less and less companies are registered in the capital .. To us, unfortunately, power and capital are not a single unit without state support; no large or medium-sized business is possible .. In principle, just like in the rest of the world, we just have a period of formation of large business passed in an extremely short time with all the ensuing shortcomings and excesses .. Let's say the GDP decides that we need a capital in another place and all of Moscow is amba ..
            1. 0
              10 December 2019 18: 57
              Quote: max702
              need a capital in another place and all of Moscow amba ..

              And they will take a missile defense with them, yes)))
              1. 0
                11 December 2019 01: 05
                Quote: Gray Brother
                Quote: max702
                need a capital in another place and all of Moscow amba ..

                And they will take a missile defense with them, yes)))

                Do you really think that ABM will help? Well, let's say they don’t immediately burn out in the fire, and then? What will Moscow do without the destroyed regions? This, by the way, concerns all civilization on planet Earth ..
                1. 0
                  11 December 2019 01: 14
                  Quote: max702
                  Do you really think that ABM will help?

                  To some extent, yes, it will take more missiles to spend to overcome it and these missiles will not fly anywhere else.
                  1. 0
                    11 December 2019 01: 21
                    Quote: Gray Brother
                    Quote: max702
                    Do you really think that ABM will help?

                    To some extent, yes, it will take more missiles to spend to overcome it and these missiles will not fly anywhere else.

                    What the hell with that, then what ?! You look for a dozen years then .. Che do that? Absolutely ALL will be lost, plus problems that were not even suspected .. I repeat once again in 86 countries at the peak of opportunities in PEACE it was barely barely able to cope with the thermal explosion of a single reactor, which a half-destroyed country would do in terms of potential far from the USSR sample 86g with dozens of destroyed reactors? And this is only ONE of the hundreds of acute problems that will arise as a result of the conflict with the use of strategic nuclear forces .. And if exactly the same picture around the world? Think how to get out of this shit?
                    1. 0
                      11 December 2019 07: 43
                      Quote: max702
                      What the hell with that, then what ?! You look for a dozen years then .. H

                      And you are an optimist. laughing
                      1. 0
                        11 December 2019 09: 38
                        Quote: Gray Brother
                        Quote: max702
                        What the hell with that, then what ?! You look for a dozen years then .. H

                        And you are an optimist. laughing

                        I agree .. hi
          2. +3
            10 December 2019 15: 58
            This is the merit of Luzhkov, he allocated money from the city budget, although he was not obliged.


            It would be interesting to see how he found money for pensioners of Chita or Saratov in those days.

            Where companies are registered, they flock there, and taxes are paid there.


            That is precisely why the richest Trans-Baikal Territory or the same Norilsk is begging.
            1. 0
              11 December 2019 01: 15
              Quote: krops777
              It would be interesting to see how he found money for pensioners of Chita or Saratov in those days.

              He was not the mayor there. And it would be so interesting, yes.
      2. +5
        10 December 2019 13: 59
        Quote: Gray Brother
        But Moscow's pensioners are grateful to him - if not for his surcharge, then many would come to the end in the 90s.

        Yes, not only pensioners, I had to be in the capital several times in the 90s, so their sergeant in the metro with "Luzhkov's" surcharges received more than I was an officer in the provinces. In addition to additional payments, pensioners were also fed free of charge in canteens, he himself was a witness when in 99, after the explosions in Moscow, they worked. And then, how many people were brought from all over the country, we were all accommodated in hotels free of charge and fed at the expense of the city. Maybe he stole, I don’t know by the hand I didn’t catch, although there are almost no saints next to money, but Luzhkov took care of the city. I saw, coming on business trips, how the city changed over time.
        1. +2
          10 December 2019 14: 11
          Bullshit all this
          Quote: Captain45
          but for the city Luzhkov

          Moscow was like a big flea market.
          Quote: Captain45
          sergeant in the metro with "Luzhkov" surcharges

          Since you were in the 90s in Moscow, you probably saw the municipalities - these were personal Luzhkov cops reporting directly to the city hall, they covered the most grainy places. That's who then actually lived deliciously.
          1. +1
            10 December 2019 17: 51
            Quote: Gray Brother
            Bullshit all this
            Quote: Captain45
            but for the city Luzhkov

            Moscow was like a big flea market.

            I won't argue about the flea market and the lured "municipalities", but at the same time I saw how the same public transport changed, the sidewalks, say 99-2000 and 90-92, earth and sky.
    9. +2
      10 December 2019 13: 02
      We won’t grieve ... Too much inherited ... Although I did a lot of good
    10. +2
      10 December 2019 13: 03
      Well, what can I say ... I don’t know anything about the benefits that Yuri Luzhkov brought to our motherland, Moscow, I have never lived there. Therefore, I can’t say anything about the deceased - neither bad nor good.
      But years will pass, the heirs will hire journalists to raise their own self-esteem, and then I will find out how wonderful a man and citizen Mayor Luzhkov was.
      1. +4
        10 December 2019 13: 16
        If you don’t know what to say, why write?)))
    11. +2
      10 December 2019 13: 03
      Luzhkov died

      The devils have a holiday today. am am am
      1. +4
        10 December 2019 13: 31
        They will have a big holiday when the deputies from Edra get to them together with our government and the president.
        However, I think there will be no shortage of new guests there in the near future.
        1. 0
          10 December 2019 15: 29
          Quote: Beringovsky
          They will have a big holiday when the deputies from Edra get to them together with our government and the president.
          However, I think there will be no shortage of new guests there in the near future.

          These are the successors of the "glorious" cause.
          1. -2
            10 December 2019 17: 08
            Yeltsin’s like-minded destroyer, he could help dozens, but he cleaned millions, sentencing him to a miserable existence and extinction. He raised the health care of the Russian Federation and the capital to such a height that he had to be treated in Germany. One of the founders of the Fatherland-All Russia party, on the basis of which United Russia was later created.
            a typical character of his time, got burned up without realizing the sacredness of the tandem V-D-V because he didn’t realize the formula two in a row plus one - he didn’t realize more than two in a row,
      2. 0
        10 December 2019 14: 05
        As I understand it, you already cut salads there and sent for vodka.
    12. +8
      10 December 2019 13: 07
      He is a good example for thieves - ideal for most. Mow here, invest there, pass away old age in Switzerland and bounce without consequences. Dream!
    13. +2
      10 December 2019 13: 12
      Former Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov died in a clinic in Munich in the 84th year of life.
      Rest in peace. But here is the answer to Ms. Skvortsova about her "success in the reform of medicine ..."
    14. +6
      10 December 2019 13: 12
      That would have called him Maxim (Maxim, no offense!) I would have easily picked up a rhyme for this event!
    15. +5
      10 December 2019 13: 12
      Former Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov died in a clinic in Munich in the 84th year of life.

      Here they are - real Russian patriots. The soul of "foreign land" could not bear it, could not be away from the homeland ... crying
    16. +3
      10 December 2019 13: 12
      It’s a pity not spotty, it would be better news
    17. +1
      10 December 2019 13: 29
      Let them bury in Munich.
    18. -9
      10 December 2019 13: 31
      Cap died and to hell with him. They bury him in the earth to the worms and forget it.
    19. +3
      10 December 2019 13: 31
      He was an ambiguous man, but he did quite a lot for the Black Sea Fleet of Russia and the return of Crimea to Russia ... Thank him for that ...
    20. +1
      10 December 2019 13: 37
      Quote: maidan.izrailovich
      So what?

      You have nothing more to say about Luzhkov?
      You apparently do not know much about him.
      Yes, he was a man of his time. And at his post he did not forget about personal interest.
      But a lot of Luzhkov can be forgiven only for the fact that he was one of the first to constantly voice the issue of Crimea's ownership. And he regularly visited Sevastopol. And it was on his initiative that Moscow took patronage over the cruiser Moskva.
      Condolences to family and friends.

      So what? I also always considered Crimea Russian. And on this basis to award something more expensive than the anniversary badge? I agree. Statements to declare when nothing threatens you, and you are not the cause of a quarrel and war - everyone can. That way joylessly yapping from the gateway. Creator and guardian of many Moscow and not only mafia. If not directly, then indirectly was the cause of hundreds of crimes.
      Only the one to which residents are indifferent is relatively not messed up in scandals. Offended deprived and robbed, pity his warmed supporters.
      The only thing he did, undoubtedly well, was to make his relatives the LEGAL owners of billions. Now, having received the treasures according to the LAW, that is, by inheritance, they can safely return to Russia.
      1. +4
        10 December 2019 13: 46
        I agree with you in some ways, but to say that Crimea is part of Russia in the kitchen and on TV are slightly different things, and he supported Russian organizations in the Crimea, went to the Crimea for this, and the cruiser Moscow, something that has not yet collapsed , largely his merit
    21. +3
      10 December 2019 13: 39
      Luzhko was removed for the fact that he had the audacity to intercede for some crime bosses, and not just to intercede, but also to say directly that he trusts criminals more in terms of patriotism and keeping his word than new "effective managers" with their leaders and "king". It happened during the "revolution" in the political and economic superstructure, unnoticed by many, when the security forces and "managers" and "their entrepreneurs" came to replace criminals and "real entrepreneurs" ...
      1. -1
        10 December 2019 14: 26
        Luzhkov was removed because of that and only because he was a stranger to the St. Petersburg clan. He was from the last Yeltsin Mohicans, and it is simply amazing that he lasted so long in an armchair.
        1. -1
          10 December 2019 16: 00
          They shot for the fact that he fit in under Khodorkovsky and indeed ..

          I chose the wrong side .. I didn’t guess .. And so I would still be a mayor ..
      2. +4
        11 December 2019 01: 19
        Quote: Monster_Fat
        that he trusts criminals more in terms of patriotism and keeping his word than new "effective managers" with their leaders and "tsar"

        As a reference: there was crime Podanev in Sevastopol, so he did a lot for Russia when dividing the fleet. Yeltsin threw officers, but he did not
    22. ZVS
      0
      10 December 2019 13: 40
      Luzhkov built up all of Moscow with targeted construction, destroying the living space of Muscovites. But this is the only person who was not afraid to expel Caucasians from Moscow, a person in whom weddings were not shot in Moscow.
      1. +3
        10 December 2019 14: 05
        Quote: SU
        But this is the only person who was not afraid to expel Caucasians from Moscow, a person in whom weddings were not shot in Moscow.

        I don’t know about weddings, but about kicking them out ... don’t tell me. In the 90s, when Luzhkov was the mayor of the capital, the capital's militia was a closed joint-stock company "Azerbaijan", to take any ROVD of the capital so from the head of the department to the district police officer, everyone was Azerbaijanis. No wonder Trofim sang:
        Dear Luzhkov-zade
        On the tab cap, carry it everywhere
        So that everyone can understand
        We are your bees, you are our mother.
        1. ZVS
          0
          11 December 2019 14: 48
          If you cite Trofim’s songs as an argument, then everything’s clear with you,
          1. +1
            11 December 2019 17: 13
            Quote: SU
            If you cite Trofim’s songs as an argument, then everything’s clear with you,

            And in the first part of the commentary regarding the national composition of the Moscow police, is there anything to say? No? Then everything is clear to me with you too. And Trofim, like a real akyn, that he saw about it and sang.
      2. -1
        10 December 2019 15: 54
        The deer is building even more and everywhere wherever there is a place, so Luzhkov did not create such troubles in comparison with him.
        Not to mention the extension of metro lines to the end of the Moscow region and endless excavations.
        1. ZVS
          -1
          11 December 2019 14: 45
          And what do you dislike about the metro to Zelenograd or other nearby cities of the Moscow Region?
          This is the right decision.
          1. -1
            11 December 2019 16: 05
            Do you ride the subway? On which branch, how many stations?
            You tell these people that this is the right decision - an endless extension of branches and thereby an increase in the number of people, despite the fact that trains go one after another, and you can’t hook up more cars.
            https://mskgazeta.ru/obshchestvo/eto-unizhenie-chelovecheskogo-dostoinstva-v-moskve-na-fioletovoj-vetke-metro-lyudi-berut-poezda-shturmom.html?utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fzen.yandex.com
            For such words, you will at best be kicked out of the car, or you’ll get a face ...
            1. ZVS
              0
              12 December 2019 14: 01
              But do people go from final to final, like in a commuter train? What do you drive bullshit. Zelenograd is the same district of the capital, like everyone else. And there live the same Muscovites. And about the crowded wagons, so tell Sobyanin to limit the entry of foreigners from neighboring countries. Moscow has already become a real Maskvabad in your country and the number of visitors from Central Asia has long exceeded the number of native Muscovites.
              This, my friend, is the policy of multiculturalism and democracy, which. plants our sun-faced. Only in fact, he specifically lays a bomb under the Slavic peoples, which was the main idea of ​​the Anglo-Saxons - the destruction of Slavic identity for centuries.
              So yesterday he said a word about Lenin, claiming to him that he planted a bomb. Apparently, he was referring to the formation of the republics of Ukraine and Belarus. Only Lenin was smarter than the sun, Lenin determined his nationality for each nationality. And the order in the apartments was respected. And now in this apartment building there is a complete mess, and the sun-faced in this blames a man who passed away a hundred years ago.
              It was not Lenin who planted the bomb, but Yeltsin in Belovezhskaya Pushcha, to whom the president and the prime minister opened a monument and the center of the fifth column with state money.
              You can’t sit on a horseradish and eat a fish at the same time. And before kicking the dead, look back at your deeds — have the people become happier than they were under the communists.
      3. -1
        10 December 2019 16: 04
        Quote: SU
        . But this is the only person who was not afraid to expel Caucasians from Moscow,

        That was strong ...
    23. +4
      10 December 2019 13: 41
      Luzhkov, for all his shortcomings, was the only real politician who spoke of the Russian Crimea and Sevastopol. And he supported the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation. If it weren’t for him, the cruiser Slava would have been sent to scrap. And so he was renamed to Moscow. One is worthy of respect.
      1. +2
        10 December 2019 17: 46
        By the way, it is here that speaks of the support of the fleet and of the Crimea and of apartments for sailors in Sevastopol. He personally filmed at an event on the occasion of Navy Day.
        City Hall Concert Hall, 2008 ...


    24. +6
      10 December 2019 13: 48
      Quote: Gray Brother
      He stole of course. But Moscow's pensioners are grateful to him - if not for his surcharge, then many would come to the end in the 90s.

      Right. At the expense of hundreds of millions, from the gentleman’s shoulder .... Division into people of the highest grade, first, second .... sooner or later lead to a new 1917. Moscow defender living in Moscow has three times what Moscow defender has, living in Siberia or the Urals. You can list for a long time and with bitterness. But, Heavenly Father, THERE, will reward this bastard according to his deserts. It cannot be otherwise.
    25. +4
      10 December 2019 13: 52
      Quote: alex aircraft
      Luzhkov, for all his shortcomings, was the only real politician who spoke of the Russian Crimea and Sevastopol. And he supported the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation. If it weren’t for him, the cruiser Slava would have been sent to scrap. And so he was renamed to Moscow. One is worthy of respect.

      Such as .... are able to purr when stroked on the fur. Not noticing that while rummaging in pockets.
      Moron . Do not distinguish words from deeds. Not on my own, this one was built. From people like me, having previously robbed millions. From the budget of the country. Earning loot on these Crimean houses.
      1. -4
        10 December 2019 16: 53
        Are you a businessman Have you been milked by Luzhkov? Should you build a mayor out of your pocket?
    26. +6
      10 December 2019 13: 55
      It was Luzhkov who made Moscow-Maskvabad. Already for this alone it ...... okay, about the dead or good, or nothing.
      And here I look, from it the Jews are already sculpting a saint .......
    27. +3
      10 December 2019 14: 00
      In vain they mention about hell and devils in the comments who will be where - no one knows, then there’s nothing to say, you can get there yourself.
    28. 0
      10 December 2019 14: 02
      Quote: Sapsan136
      I agree with you in some ways, but to say that Crimea is part of Russia in the kitchen and on TV are slightly different things, and he supported Russian organizations in the Crimea, went to the Crimea for this, and the cruiser Moscow, something that has not yet collapsed , largely his merit

      At that time, one could say calmly from the square. And visit the cruiser. Moreover, the fleet was then divided, and there was nothing criminal to be on the ship, even at that time - Ukrainian. Moreover, "Moscow" was Russian. Now, if now .... I'll see how such a quickie would be drowned or torn into pieces by a fascist. Such people are sensitive to the threat around them. Why did he suddenly fall in love with the non-retic? I sensed, creature ...
      Supported. Sitting behind twenty-one constipations in Moscow. Protected country. Desperately brave. ...
      1. +4
        11 December 2019 01: 25
        Quote: Vkd dvk
        Moreover, "Moscow" was Russian ...

        but he stood in Nikolaev without a command and they were ready to put him on pins and needles. Then he was called "Glory".
        March 21, 1991 put in Nikolaev for overhaul and modernization. In conditions of political instability, the question arose of writing off a missile cruiser, for the modernization of which there were no funds. Before the Shipyard named after 61 Kommunar, a debt formed, which grew every month. To somehow improve the situation, the command of the Black Sea Fleet appealed to the Moscow government with a request to take patronage of the cruiser “Glory”. However, the issue of debt to Nikolaev shipbuilders was not resolved. To pay off the plant, the Black Sea Fleet command decided to pay with barter - separate mechanisms and some armament of the cruiser. In particular, the AK-630 units were dismantled. The dismantled equipment and weapons were planned to be used to complete the same cruiser "Ukraine". The cruiser itself was withdrawn to Sevastopol in 1999.
        Meadow said that he would repair it, but it should be called "Moscow". He kept his word
        Former Black Sea Fleet commander (1996-1998) Admiral Viktor Kravchenko: Luzhkov did not let the fleet die.
    29. +6
      10 December 2019 14: 10
      Bright memory to him.
      I had to work with him. Often had to be at a meeting of the Government of Moscow. From Moscow, he was the Government Representative in the Central Federal District, which was headed by Poltavchenko. He was even a confidant at his election as mayor of Moscow. I still have this certificate.
    30. +1
      10 December 2019 14: 23
      And why not bury in the homeland of Luzhkov in London?
    31. +4
      10 December 2019 15: 02
      Quote: Neznaika
      The question is interesting.
      Actually, the dead are either good or nothing.


      About the dead, either good or nothing but the truth. That is what this saying sounds like.
    32. +4
      10 December 2019 15: 28
      It was necessary to judge him. I sold Moscow to Caucasians and Asians. We, native Muscovites, have ceased to feel like masters. But he is from the "untouchable" caste. The earth is glassy for him ...
    33. +3
      10 December 2019 15: 46
      I will say this: I relate to Luzhkov much better than to Sobyakin, the current mayor of Moscow, who significantly spoiled the historical appearance of the city. (They steal approximately the same way) In general, a ban should be imposed on the post of Mayor - he can only be a Muscovite, ideally so that a couple of other tribes in the family would also live in Moscow, but not a person from another city.
      Now the city has become convenient and attractive for tourists and newcomers who have not come to know what it used to be. But for the life and work of Muscovites themselves, everything only gets worse every year - thanks to the reindeer herder Chukchi !!! am
    34. +4
      10 December 2019 15: 51
      A normal man was. To grab at VO to scoff at corpses. Let him rest in peace !!!
    35. +3
      10 December 2019 15: 55
      Yuri Mikhailovich died "patriotic".
    36. +5
      10 December 2019 16: 07
      People! Enough shit. Whoever you consider Luzhkov - a whole era has passed. Whether he is bad or good, let everyone judge for himself. But 18 years ... 18 years are not the easiest for Moscow and Russia as a whole. The era is gone, that's a fact. But about Sobyanin with his unnecessary MCD, with his paving slabs, with his transformation of Moscow into Moskvobad, I will not say this. Let's say in a Christian way - "he was a good man", or just keep silent
    37. +3
      10 December 2019 17: 02
      Thousands of people killed in the White House in 1993, including on his conscience.
    38. +3
      10 December 2019 17: 15
      About the dead, either good or nothing ... I will not say anything better.
      But his little wife during his "reign", became a multibillionaire and the richest woman in Russia .. So draw conclusions men ..
    39. +2
      10 December 2019 17: 17
      Quote: AU Ivanov.
      Are you a businessman Have you been milked by Luzhkov? Should you build a mayor out of your pocket?

      Everything that is stolen is stolen from me too. If you are so moron and do not understand, this is your fault.
      However, I could be wrong. You are not an idiot, but an accomplice. Hence the idiocy of the question.
      1. -1
        10 December 2019 18: 17
        If he held a bit for the udder of a businessman, then he personally did not steal anything from you. And the budget did not suffer from this.
    40. +1
      10 December 2019 17: 20
      Quote: shark
      People! Enough shit. Whoever you consider Luzhkov - a whole era has passed. Whether he is bad or good, let everyone judge for himself. But 18 years ... 18 years are not the easiest for Moscow and Russia as a whole. The era is gone, that's a fact. But about Sobyanin with his unnecessary MCD, with his paving slabs, with his transformation of Moscow into Moskvobad, I will not say this. Let's say in a Christian way - "he was a good man", or just keep silent


      That's it. The era of Cherkizon has passed. The era of glass on the sidewalks and banners through the streets has passed. Crazy and aggressive shooting has left on the streets of the capital and cities with a million-plus population. Let’s grieve.
    41. 0
      10 December 2019 17: 22
      Quote: frizzy
      A normal man was. To grab at VO to scoff at corpses. Let him rest in peace !!!

      Wishing you rest from black pre-Christian centuries. The Orthodox want the kingdom of heaven.
      What I personally cannot wish for this redneck.
    42. 0
      10 December 2019 18: 59
      Quote: maidan.izrailovich
      it was on his initiative that Moscow took patronage over the cruiser Moskva.

      And over the stuck long-term construction of the Yuri Dolgoruky nuclear submarine.
      For some reason, of all the state people, much higher than his level, he was the first who needed this and who actively helped. He was the first of our politicians to call a spade a spade: Sevastopol - Russian!
      And before perestroika, he didn’t beat a bastard, but worked in the chemical industry for rocket fuel.
      Peace be upon him.
    43. -1
      10 December 2019 19: 11
      The Kingdom of heaven! More to such city governors. With all questions, I actively evaluate it at 4+.
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    45. 0
      10 December 2019 19: 22
      Quote: Starper-777
      About the dead, either good or nothing ... I will not say anything better.
      But his little wife during his "reign", became a multibillionaire and the richest woman in Russia .. So draw conclusions men ..

      Meadow made the first conclusions long ago. Hence his triple citizenship and quiet life "ON PENSION". In a country that does not extradite crooks and bandits of any kind to Russia.
      Eka how Merkelikha climbed up for the murder of one proud mountain ass there. And it doesn’t matter what’s through the nostrils in the blood of the walker.
    46. 0
      11 December 2019 11: 40
      Quote: Silvestr
      Quote: Vkd dvk
      Moreover, "Moscow" was Russian ...

      but he stood in Nikolaev without a command and they were ready to put him on pins and needles. Then he was called "Glory".
      March 21, 1991 put in Nikolaev for overhaul and modernization. In conditions of political instability, the question arose of writing off a missile cruiser, for the modernization of which there were no funds. Before the Shipyard named after 61 Kommunar, a debt formed, which grew every month. To somehow improve the situation, the command of the Black Sea Fleet appealed to the Moscow government with a request to take patronage of the cruiser “Glory”. However, the issue of debt to Nikolaev shipbuilders was not resolved. To pay off the plant, the Black Sea Fleet command decided to pay with barter - separate mechanisms and some armament of the cruiser. In particular, the AK-630 units were dismantled. The dismantled equipment and weapons were planned to be used to complete the same cruiser "Ukraine". The cruiser itself was withdrawn to Sevastopol in 1999.
      Meadow said that he would repair it, but it should be called "Moscow". He kept his word
      Former Black Sea Fleet commander (1996-1998) Admiral Viktor Kravchenko: Luzhkov did not let the fleet die.

      Do you remember the anecdote of the times of perestroika? What we have, on Red Square, you can also go out and scream, down with President Carter. And you will not be anything. Democracy in the country.
      So is Comrade Luzhkov. He shouted from Moscow, from Red Square. Throw you .... Can't you see how clumsy your arguments are.

      And second, remember the words of a song that is performed underground in kitchens. "And without me, and without me, I wouldn't be Marshal Seryoga, I wouldn't be Marshal Seryoga, if I weren't there ...." This is me about the words of the admiral.
    47. +1
      11 December 2019 14: 30
      Another Russian thief died "in warmth, comfort, in clean pastels", while there are such examples to people, this is one of the reasons to steal ........

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