Alexandra Yakovlevna Shoigu biography

She will be buried at the Troekurovsky cemetery next to her husband - Kuzhget Eseevich Shoigu. The farewell ceremony is attended by numerous representatives of the Tuvan diaspora, single -party members of Sergei Shoigu, family friends. Alexandra Yakovlevna Shoigu, in the girlishness of Kudryavtseva - of those Russian women whose share in the past century had many difficulties and deprivations, who happened to survive the terrible years of the Great Russian and difficult period of the post -war destruction.

They worked along with men, while not forgetting to fulfill their sacred duty of motherhood and keepers of the hearth. Alexandra Yakovlevna was born in a year in a village near the city of Orel, from where the family moved to Ukraine shortly before the war - to the city of Kadievka, the present Stakhanov, the Lugansk region. The years of the Great Patriotic War and the fascist occupation that followed shortly after her began for her life remained a terrible memory for her life.

In order not to be stolen in forced work in Germany, the young girl had to hide in the attic for many months. The trouble came when the Soviet troops had already begun the liberation of the Donbass: when trying to exchange things for bread, Alexander Yakovlevna, together with her friends, was detained and placed behind the thorny wire. Only the bold escape and the help of local residents who covered the fugitives saved from imminent death.

In the year, Alexandra Yakovlevna graduated from the Kharkov agricultural institute and, by distribution, came to Tuva, which she knew almost nothing. But this land, so far and at first unusual, became its second homeland over time. Here, Alexandra Yakovlevna found her fate, meeting a man with whom she had lived happily and happily for many years, raised wonderful children. Working as the main livestock engineer of the Agricultural Department of the Dzun-Khemchik district in the city of Chadan, she met Kuzhget Shoigu, editor of the district newspaper.

From Chadan, the young family first moved to Shagonar, and then, in the year, to the capital of the republic. In Kyzyl, Alexander Yakovlevna worked for many years in the Ministry of Agriculture, from where she went to a well -deserved rest from the post of head of the planned department. Alexandra Yakovlevna Shoigu made a great contribution to the development of the economy of the republic, was an active public figure.

Her conscientious work was marked by numerous awards, including the Order of the Badge of Honor, the honorary title “Honored Worker of Agriculture of the Republic of Tuva”. Since the head of the family was constantly busy, he was on frequent business trips and working trips, solving household problems, and care for raising children laid mainly on the shoulders of Alexandra Yakovlevna.

Together with everyone, the wife of the secretary of the regional committee from the night occupied the turn for bread, the interruptions with which the Khrushchev period arose in the country in recent years. Despite all the difficulties, in the Shoigu family, advice and love, mutual respect for each other have always reigned. Without crushing by parental authority, without suppressing the feelings of individuality, Alexandra Yakovlevna and Kuzhuget Sereevich brought up his children with a personal example.

Shoigu’s apartment in a house on Krasny Partisan Street in Kyzyl has always been open to guests, adults and children.

To accept and feed, whoever comes, was a good family tradition. Particularly appreciated by guests pies prepared by the hostess. Such pies, according to the reviews of neighbors and acquaintances, no one else is baking. For many years, the international family of Shoigu for many years was an example of love and fidelity, a reverent attitude to family values. This fidelity to the family traditions, the preservation of blood and spiritual kinship, the inviolability of family Uz Alexander Yakovlevna also instilled in her children.

Living recently in Moscow, she remained to the end the center of attraction for a large family, living in the interests of children and grandchildren, did a lot to preserve the bright memory of Kuzheget Sereevich Shoigu, who passed away in December of the year.