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	[ Russian Election Special ]
		Gryzlov remained in Leningrad, and in 1985 while working for a trade union, he became acquainted with "most useful people" in the raion administration and played soccer on the raion administration's team.
		A number of Moscow newspapers suggested that it was Gryzlov's loyalty that prompted President Vladimir Putin to tap Gryzlov for the post of interior minister in March 2001.
		In November 2002, Gryzlov was named the chairman of the Higher Council of the successor party to Unity, the Unified Russia party.
	www.rferl.org /specials/russianelection/bio/gryzlov.asp (587 words)

	Russia Sets Out to Tackle 2003 Problem
		Boris Gryzlov, leader of Russia's Unity faction let the cat out of the bag when he told reporter Shukshin that Russia would have to deal in 2003 with a massive population shrinkage.
		Gryzlov said the problems had already been discussed with cabinet ministers and the parliamentarians had agreed with Putin to set up a commission to tackle the issue head-on.
		Boris Gryzlov, leader of the pro-Kremlin Unity faction which was the first to raise the issue, said Russia would also have to deal in 2003 with a colossal $17 billion foreign debt payout and a massive population shrinkage.
	educate-yourself.org /cn/cnrussia2003problem26aug01.shtml (971 words)

	The St. Petersburg Times - News - Gryzlov Says City Unsafe for Celebration
		Gryzlov stressed that the celebration would be a unique political happening that required a maximum level of security to protect official guests, tourists, and residents.
		Gryzlov said that, in order to guarantee public safety, the Interior Ministry was planning a number of preventive measures, including a crackdown on foreign citizens who are not registered in St. Petersburg.
		Gryzlov added that the government was currently working on new measures to identify and deport foreigners living in the city without registration.
	www.times.spb.ru /index.php?action_id=2&story_id=9312 (639 words)

	Russia: Military TV show profiles Interior Minister Boris Gryzlov
		Gryzlov's constant interaction with the Kremlin was interpreted by the media as an indication of a puppeteering quality of this relationship.
		Gryzlov needed three months in his new capacity [of Russian Interior Minister] to become familiar with the complicated organizational structure and to overhaul the ministry's central apparatus.
		Boris Vyacheslavovich Gryzlov, who did not belong to the Interior Ministry, who is not a policeman and who in fact is a deeply civilian person despite his having been born to an officer's family, was facing a political task.
	www.fas.org /irp/world/russia/fbis/gryzlovprofile.htm (1150 words)

	State Duma Speaker Clarifies the President's Initiatives - Kommersant Moscow
		Until yesterday, Boris Gryzlov commented very sparingly on the president's initiatives, saying only that the Duma was prepared to consider the amendments in the shortest possible time.
		Gryzlov's United Russia party, would increase significantly, since the “objective of any party is to take power in the country by constitutional means”.
		Gryzlov called the initiative for having regional legislative assemblies confirm the president's appointees for governor a “realistic measure for strengthening the country”.
	www.kommersant.com /page.asp?id=512404 (618 words)

	RUSNET :: Encyclopedia :: G :: Gryzlov, Boris
		Born in 1950, Boris Gryzlov moved to Leningrad (now St Petersburg) with his parents when he was 4 years old.
		Gryzlov remained in Leningrad, and in 1985 while working for a trade union, he became acquainted with "most useful people" in the city district, the ones like Nikolay Patrushev, the current director of the Federal Security Service (FSB).
		Vladislav Reznik, a well-known St. Petersburg businessman acquainted with Gryzlov, said of Gryzlov that he was a brilliant organiser and splendidly led the campaign for Unity in St. Petersburg and that he was a systematic and consistent person.
	www.rusnet.nl /encyclo/g/gryzlov.shtml (546 words)

	Boris Gryzlov: A Politician of a New Type? - Pravda.Ru
		Gryzlov is portrayed in the media as - if I may be allowed to again appropriate Bolshevik parlance - both a "red" (meaning loyal to authority) and an "expert" (having ability, while not being an ideologue).
		Gryzlov may well be a just-in-case candidate for prime minister if United Russia can deliver a Duma election victory for the Kremlin on Dec. 7.
		Gryzlov may be an accidental politician, but the phenomenon he represents suggests that Russian politics may slowly be changing for the better.
	english.pravda.ru /3510-1 (512 words)

	PRBC - Events
		Boris Vyacheslavovich Gryzlov was born December 15th, 1950, in the city of Vladivostok.
		Gryzlov became involved in politics in the mid 1980s as an elected trade union leader.
		Gryzlov was subsequently elected the head of the party.
	fita.org /prbc/event/00jul-gryzlov.html (205 words)

	Газета.Ru - Interior Minister to keep his post despite protests
		Communist Viktor Ilyukhin is convinced that with Gryzlov combining both posts, Russian policemen throughout the country will be forced to vote for the party of their superior, and this is hardly the only manifestation of how Gryzlov will take advantage of his official position during the campaign.
		In August, deputy Ilyukhin asked the Justice Ministry to give a legal evaluation of the fact that, Boris Gryzlov occupies a ministerial post, and is a political party leader, and whether or not that would be prejudicial to the civil service.
		As to Gryzlov, he appears quite satisfied with his dual position: at party events he has a chance to lash out at the government and thus he earns popularity points, and then, he is always on TV reporting on his agency’s successful operations against terrorists, ‘turncoats in epaulets’ and other rascals.
	www.gazeta.ru /2003/10/09/InteriorMini.shtml (644 words)

	Газета.Ru - Minister announces new leads in major crimes
		On Wednesday the Interior Minister Boris Gryzlov chaired the joint session of the top FSB and the Interior Ministry officials in charge of the central Russian regions.
		At any rate, on the day of the attack Boris Gryzlov told the press that the attack was connected with the forthcoming presidential elections in Chechnya, the date for which was set by Vladimir Putin on Friday, when he and the pro-Moscow Chechen leader Akhmad Kadyrov met in the Kremlin.
		Gryzlov suggested that a new post in charge of probing certain criminal groups should be introduced.
	www.gazeta.ru /2003/07/09/Ministeranno.shtml (821 words)

	Pravda.RU:Military operation in Afghanistan did not reduce drug flows into Russia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Boris Gryzlov who is staying in Kazakhstan for a working visit stated that the quantity of the drugs found in Russia had substantially increased compared to the same period of last year.
		As Boris Gryzlov told RIA Novosti, questions relating to illegal migration will also be discussed.
		As Boris Gryzlov noted, "the Russian-Kazakhstani border is transparent enough", and the criminal world is taking advantage of this in a bid to establish a channel for bringing illegal migrants into Russia and further to Europe.
	www.newsfromrussia.com /politics/2002/07/12/32341_.html (265 words)

	Russian Politics, Kremlin, Gryzlov - JRL 8-10-03
		Gryzlov is Russia's top cop, though he was appointed internal affairs minister without any experience in law enforcement or work within the security agencies.
		Gryzlov is perceived as being able to 'organize a victory,' as the Bolsheviks used to put it, and organizing one in the Duma was just the beginning.
		Gryzlov's appointment in March 2001 to head the Internal Affairs Ministry surprised most of the political establishment.
	www.cdi.org /russia/johnson/7283-13.cfm (1000 words)

	Eurasia Insight - Central Asia: Russia Urges Cooperation in Fight Against Drug Trafficking
		Gryzlov is only the latest official to travel to Central Asia to call for a greater effort in fighting this problem, which stems from Central Asia but whose effect is felt worldwide.
		Gryzlov admitted it would be expensive to create such a security network to fight narcotics trafficking and proposed that governments in the West, whose populations are affected by drugs from Afghanistan, should foot some of the bill for helping secure CIS borders against drug traffickers.
		Gryzlov pointed to a collaborative antinarcotics operation in June that netted some 2 tons of illegal narcotics as an example of what could be done without outside help.
	www.eurasianet.org /departments/insight/articles/pp111602_pr.shtml (928 words)

	The St. Petersburg Times - Top Stories - Gryzlov Appointed To Shake Up Party
		Last week's selection of Interior Minister Boris Gryzlov to a top party post was widely seen as a sign that the country's ruling elite - first and foremost the Kremlin - is not willing to entrust next year's parliamentary elections to United Russia's current leadership and will try to consolidate control of the party.
		Gryzlov's position as the country's top cop is only important for him personally, both analysts said, because it gives him control of a powerful ministry and, therefore, political clout.
		Korgunyuk even suggested that Gryzlov's unexpected appointment to the Interior Ministry in March 2001 was a strategic attempt by the Kremlin to boost his public image before transferring him back to party work.
	www.sptimes.ru /index.php?action_id=2&story_id=8689 (929 words)

	THE VOICE OF RUSSIA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Duuman puhemies Boris Gryzlov korosti siinä, etteivät Toisen maailmansodan tulosten uudelleenarvioimisen hankkeet voi saada osakseen ymmärrystä ja tukea sivistyneessä maailmassa.
		Kääntymällä sotaveteraanien puoleen Boris Gryzlov sanoi, että heidän taistelunsa kuului oleellisena osana Hitlerin vastaiseen liittoon kuuluneiden maiden yhteiseen voitontahtoon.
		Niitä arvoja, jotka yhdistivät Hitlerin vastaista liittoa kuusikymmentä vuotta sitten, on nyt vaalittava varttuvan polven kasvattamisen perustana, jotteivat Toisen maailmansodan kauhut koskaan toistuisi, Boris Gryzlov sanoi.
	www.vor.ru /Finnish/Exclusives/excl_next456_fin.html (147 words)

	۞ Boris Gryzlov - Encyclopédie, information et définition sur inde.apropos-monde.fr (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Boris Viatcheslavovitch Gryzlov [en cyrillique Борис Вячеславович Грызлов] (15 décembre 1950 -) est un homme politique russe, président en exercice de la Douma d'État de Russie depuis 2003.
		Gryzlov sort diplômé de l'Institut d'électro-communication de Léningrad en 1973 et commence à travailler en tant qu'ingénieur en radio-télécommunication.
		Gryzlov devient ministre de l'Intérieur du gouvernement de Mikhaïl Kassianov en mars 2001.
	inde.apropos-monde.fr /Boris_Gryzlov (519 words)

	Russian News NEWS.rin.ru - Boris Gryzlov suggested overfulfillment of budget plan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The speaker of State Duma Boris Gryzlov has suggested working on a draft budget a year ahead of schedule, so it will be passed in October, 2006.
		In Gryzlov`s opinion, the draft budget should be introduced ahead of traditional terms in order "to eliminate the uneven character of the financial document".
		Gryzlov has emphasized that the main expenses fall at the second half of the year.
	news.rin.ru /eng/news/9218 (1750 words)

	Boris Gryzlov believes there is no need to dismiss the cabinet
		Boris Gryzlov, the Speaker of the Russian State Duma, or the lower house of parliament, believes there is no need to dismiss the cabinet.
		Gryzlov emphasized that in the event the no-confidence vote was discussed at the Duma, United Russia faction members would be free to vote as they wished.
		Gryzlov added that the faction presidium would adopt its own decision on the matter.
	www.russiannewsroom.com /send.aspx?id=2719 (199 words)

	People's Daily Online -- Russia can learn from China's reform experience, says Duma speaker
		Russia has much to learn from the reform experience of China, now a major economic power that is gaining increasing leverage in the international community, said Boris Gryzlov, speaker of Russia's lower house of parliament, the State Duma, during a recent interview with Xinhua.
		Gryzlov noted the key to China's economic success is its domestic stability which has attracted foreign investors and ensured the smooth running of their businesses in the country, something that Russia needs to focus on while learning from China's experiences.
		During the interview, Gryzlov also talked about the economic ties between the two countries and noted the rapid growth of bilateral trade, which hit a record high of 21.2 billion US dollars last year and grew by 35 percent year on year.
	english.peopledaily.com.cn /200506/16/eng20050616_190461.html (463 words)

	The St. Petersburg Times - News - Chief Cops Named to 7 Super Regions
		Interior Minister Boris Gryzlov on Wednesday presented Major General Boris Uyemlyanin as the head of police for the Northwest Federal District in St. Petersburg.
		Gryzlov said all federal police departments would coordinate the activities of regional police departments.
		Gryzlov picked out the seven federal chiefs and forwarded their names to Putin for approval.
	www.times.spb.ru /index.php?action_id=2&story_id=5021 (329 words)

	Official Website of the G8 presidency of the Russian Federation in 2006
		Russian State Duma Speaker Boris Gryzlov described the "rights vs. security" issue as the main source of contention at the meeting of G8 parliamentary leaders in St. Petersburg.
		The fifth meeting of G8 parliamentary leaders deserved to be called a “summit of confidence,” Russian State Duma Speaker Boris Gryzlov told reporters after the meeting.
		The goal of the initiative, as formulated by the world leaders, is to increase the role of civil society, notably of the business establishment, in the fight against terrorism.
	en.g8russia.ru /news/9_2.html (855 words)

	Газета.Ru - Ex-KGB chief may become Interior Minister
		That the incumbent minister Boris Gryzlov, who is at the same time holds the post of the United Russia party chairman, will leave the power-wielding agency after the December parliamentary polls is no longer a secret for anyone.
		This may happen if the “main bear” (the bear is the symbol of Gryzlov’s party) fails to secure the majority of votes in the house and the President decides that Gryzlov would be of more use in his previous post.
		The main confirmation of the reports that Gryzlov would leave his office in Zhitnaya Street [where the Interior Ministry headquarters is situated], are the words of informed sources of Gazeta.Ru in the Kremlin administration.
	www.gazeta.ru /2003/11/17/ExKGBchiefma.shtml (796 words)

	Boris Gryzlov: We Don’t Feel like Strangers "ДЕНЬ"
		Gryzlov, you have been Chairman of the Russian Duma for only several weeks, yet your [first] visit abroad is to Ukraine.
		Gryzlov: We want our citizens to move on the economic road as though it were an expressway, so our businesses would have enough room in all our countries, without traffic lights out of order and traffic accidents.
		Gryzlov: It was an important post and a good school, I’d say it was more than a school of management, it was a school of life.
	www.day.kiev.ua /263 (1460 words)

	The St. Petersburg Times - News - Gryzlov's Party Post Stands Test
		Gryzlov is one of the four co-chairpeople of United Russia's higher council.
		Gryzlov "is not a party member and is fulfilling his duties as a chairperson...
		Ilyukhin said Gryzlov has used his Interior Ministry car to travel to United Russia gatherings and even handed out party cards at a police station in the Tver region.
	www.sptimes.ru /index.php?action_id=2&story_id=10418 (393 words)

	Personalities of Saint-Petersburg - Gryzlov Boris Vyacheslavovich
		Boris Gryzlov acted as founder of a number of organizations, both commercial and non-commercial.
		Gryzlov is fond of sports and loves history.
		On March 28, 2001 Boris Gryzlov has been appointed Minister of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.
	www.ceo.spb.ru /eng/capital/gryzlov.b.v/index.shtml (273 words)

	Russia's dominant party promises rosy future
		State Duma speaker and leader of the United Russia party Boris Gryzlov delivers a speech at the VII congress in Yekaterinburg.
		Gryzlov, the leader of Russia's dominant political party, told the annual conference that he would strive to quickly double wages, transform the armed forces and boost the population with babies rather than immigrants.
		Boris Gryzlov told the cream of United Russia's 1.2 million members that above all the party would fight next year's parliamentary elections by following the political path of the country's unaligned president, Vladimir Putin.
	www.turkishpress.com /news.asp?id=153877 (592 words)

	WorldNetDaily: Putin's ally guest at GOP convention
		Boris Gryzlov, an important Putin ally and a leader of the pro-Kremlin Unity Party, accepted an invitation to attend the Republican National Convention and speak with a number of high-ranking members of Congress.
		Gryzlov is one of Putin's most important political allies, having played a key role in founding the Unity Party as the core of Putin's political operations in the Duma.
		At the same time that Gryzlov had demonstrated an ability to virtually disappear following his election to the Duma, some observers were questioning the composition of the leadership of the Unity Party itself, citing the presence of large numbers of Communist sympathizers within the party.
	www.wnd.com /news/printer-friendly.asp?ARTICLE_ID=20941 (686 words)

	A Trade Union Send-Off - Kommersant Moscow
		Then Boris Gryzlov, the State Duma’s speaker, who was invited to visit the session, praised trade unions and - again reproved the Government.
		Gryzlov’s speech that the United Russia party and the FNPR are both striving to boost the wealth of the people but the Government is constantly hampering.
		Gryzlov carried on in his peculiar eloquent uncompromising manner but without explaining why the Duma didn’t resolved the Government then.
	www.kommersant.com /page.asp?id=570018 (1172 words)

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