About Aleksandr Kolpakidi
Born 1962. Aleksandr Kolpakidi is a Russian writer, screenwriter, lecturer, political scientist, opinion journalist and military historian.
Aleksandr I. Kolpakidi (; born 1962, in Tuapse ) is a Russian writer and historian.
He graduated from the Saint Petersburg State University in 1983.
He taught at the Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University and Saint Petersburg Electrotechnical University.
From 2003, he was the editor in chief of the publishing house at “Eksmo”.
He has published a number of books. He is the screenwriter of the films Африка – королева шпионажа (2012) , "Красная графиня" советской разведки. История Рут фон Майенбург (2015).
Aleksandr Kolpakidi lives and works in Moscow. He campaigned for the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
He is a critic of Andropov, and Nikolay Platoshkin.
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Who is Aleksandr Kolpakidi?
Soviet writer
When was Aleksandr Kolpakidi born?
Aleksandr Kolpakidi was born on 2 January 1962 in Tuapse, Sterlitamak.
What is Aleksandr Kolpakidi's occupation?
Aleksandr Kolpakidi is a writer, screenwriter, lecturer, political scientist, opinion journalist and military historian.
What nationality is Aleksandr Kolpakidi?
Aleksandr Kolpakidi is Russian.
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