Russian Diplomatic Passport of Makoveev Vladimir Grigorievich
Makoveev Vladimir Grigorievich
Russian diplomatic passports are not easy to grab for collectors, but a friend of mine had the chance and shared the pictures with me and allowed me to publish this article. I even had a YT video online, which was sadly deleted by the platform.
Who was Makoveev Vladimir Grigorievich?
Born on May 18, 1938, V.G. Makoveev completed his education at the Moscow Electrotechnical Institute of Communications in 1960, specializing in the radio department. He further pursued his studies at the institute’s correspondence graduate school, earning the title of Candidate of Technical Sciences in 1964. Makoveev, now an Associate Professor and Honored Communications Worker of the Russian Federation, has been recognized with three orders and two medals for his contributions.
300 scientific papers published
Throughout his career, Makoveev published over 300 scientific papers, including 11 books and 4 inventions. From 1959 to 1967, he held various roles at MEIS, such as senior technician, laboratory head, and department head. Notably, he led the development of the first equipment for converting television standards in the USSR under the Molniya – 1 project. Makoveev Vladimir Grigorievich
USSR State Television and Radio
From 1967 to 1970, Makoveev served as the chief engineer of the All-Union Television Center in Ostankino, overseeing the installation and commissioning of the entire complex. Following this, he headed the All-Russian Research Institute of Television and Radio Broadcasting of the USSR State Television and Radio from 1970 to 1978. During this period, Makoveev played a pivotal role in creating domestic studio video recorders for color television broadcasting and mobile video recording stations. Under his guidance, a comprehensive long-term plan for the development of television and radio broadcasting in the USSR was implemented successfully.
CPSU Central Committee Makoveev Vladimir Grigorievich
Moving to the CPSU Central Committee apparatus from 1978 to 1987, Makoveev managed organizational and technical aspects related to television and radio broadcasting. In 1987, he assumed the position of Deputy Chairman of the USSR State Committee on Technology, contributing to the integration of electronic methods into film technology.
USSR State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company
Returning to television in 1991, Makoveev held several key positions, including deputy chairman of the USSR State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company, deputy chairman of the RGTRK Ostankino, and deputy and first deputy head of the Russian Federal Service for Television and Radio Broadcasting. During this time, he focused on preserving the existing state television and radio broadcasting system and supporting entrepreneurship in the industry.
Russian Cable Television Association Makoveev Vladimir Grigorievich
After retiring from the civil service in 1999, Makoveev became the vice-president of the Russian Cable Television Association. He also serves as an adviser to the Rospechat FA and teaches at the Humanitarian Institute of Television and Radio Broadcasting. He did in 2012.
The Passport
Diplomatic version with several diplomatic visas like EU, USA, and Switzerland. Makoveev Vladimir Grigorievich
Diplomatic ID for a USSR delegate of NATO disarmament
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