Colonel General Albert Mikhailovich Makashov (Альберт Михайлович Макашов) (born 1938) is Russian officer and a nationalist-communist politician. Albert Makashov was born in Voronezh. He graduated from the Tashkent military school, finished the Frunze Military Academy (with the gold medal), and the General Staff Academy (with the gold medal) during the 1960s. He became Major General of the Red Army in 1979, serving in the Caucasus region.
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- Colonel General Albert Mikhailovich Makashov (Альберт Михайлович Макашов) (born 1938) is Russian officer and a nationalist-communist politician. Albert Makashov was born in Voronezh. He graduated from the Tashkent military school, finished the Frunze Military Academy (with the gold medal), and the General Staff Academy (with the gold medal) during the 1960s. He became Major General of the Red Army in 1979, serving in the Caucasus region. In 1989, Makashov was elected to the Supreme Soviet. He ran for presidential election in 1991 as an "independent nationalist", obtaining 3.74%. He then supported Soviet coup d'état attempt the same year. During October crisis of 1993 he was in charge of the defence of the White House. He organized a rag-tag army that on October 3 stormed the police cordons, seized the Moscow Mayor's office and attempted to seize the Ostankino television station. After the rebellion was suppressed, Makashov and a number of other opposition figures were arrested. After the imprisonment and amnesty in 1994, he was elected a deputy to the State Duma of Russian Federation as a member of the communist parliamentary group (since 1995). Jewish associations and a number of commentators have accused Makashov of being antisemitic. After the general's call for expulsion of all Jews at a public meeting in 1999, there were attempts to prosecute him for hate speech; the newspaper Kommersant run an article about him named "Makashov - zoological antisemite". David Duke, who visited Moscow in 1999, met Makashov and expressed his support for the General. Makashov was expelled from the Communist Party for his antisemitic statements in 1999.
- アリベルト・ミハイロヴィッチ・マカショフ(Альберт Миха́йлович Макашо́в、Albert Mihailvich Makashov、1938年6月12日– )は、ソビエト連邦およびロシアの軍人、政治家。陸軍大将、ロシア連邦共産党会派所属のロシア連邦議会下院国家会議代議員。 ウラル軍管区司令官などを経て、ゴルバチョフ時代、保守派の軍人として台頭した。1991年ロシア大統領選挙に保守派の独立系候補として立候補し、3.74%の得票率で落選した。1993年モスクワ騒乱事件では、最高会議に立てこもり防衛線を構築した。1995年下院選挙に立候補し当選した。
- Альберт Миха́йлович Макашо́в — российский оппозиционный политик, генерал-полковник, активный участник вооружённых столкновений в Москве в начале октября 1993 года.
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- Colonel General Albert Mikhailovich Makashov (Альберт Михайлович Макашов) (born 1938) is Russian officer and a nationalist-communist politician. Albert Makashov was born in Voronezh. He graduated from the Tashkent military school, finished the Frunze Military Academy (with the gold medal), and the General Staff Academy (with the gold medal) during the 1960s. He became Major General of the Red Army in 1979, serving in the Caucasus region.
- Альберт Миха́йлович Макашо́в — российский оппозиционный политик, генерал-полковник, активный участник вооружённых столкновений в Москве в начале октября 1993 года.
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- Макашов, Альберт Михайлович
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