Vasily Shandybin
Vasily Shandybin | |
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Василий Шандыбин | |
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| Member of the State Duma from Bryansk Oblast's Bryansk constituency | |
| In office 17 December 1995 – 29 December 2003 | |
| Preceded by | Anatoly Vorontsov |
| Succeeded by | Nikolay Denin |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 25 July 1941 Russian Federation |
| Political party | APR (2007-2009) |
| Other political affiliations | CPRF (1993-2007), CPSU (1970–1991) |
| Children | 2 |
Vasily Ivanovich Shandybin (
Shandybin was a former
Biography
Early life and career
Vasily Ivanovich Shandybin was born on 25 July 1941 in large suburban Tyomnoye village (now Krasnoye village, Trubchevsky District, Bryansk Oblast. He received secondary general and secondary special technical education. Vasily Shandybin started his work life on the oldest industrial enterprise in Bryansk - Bryansk Road Building Machinery Plant ("Dormash", now CJSC "Bryansk Arsenal"). Shandybin worked as locksmith for 34 years up until his election to State Duma.
Vasily Shandybin actively participated in plant's community life. For his successful and skilled work Shandybin received numerous governmental and ministerial honors.
State Duma Member
In
In 1999 Vasily Shandybin won re-election to State Duma with 36.59%, easily defeating his opponents - “Snezhka” poultry factory director Nikolay Denin (Independent, 17.73%) and fellow State Duma member Lyudmila Narusova (Independent, 5.90%), wife of former Saint Petersburg Mayor Anatoly Sobchak.[4] In State Duma Shandybin was first appointed to the Committee on Energy, Transport, and Communications, and later to the Committee on Property Issues.
In 2000 Vasily Shandybin was rumoured to run for Governor of Bryansk Oblast, but he ultimately declined endorsing incumbent Communist Governor Yury Lodkin.[5]
In
Later Political Career
In upcoming 2004 Bryansk Oblast Duma elections
Vassily Shandybin twice tried to reclaim his old seat in State Duma by running in both 2005 and 2006 by-elections after Nikolay Denin was elected as Governor of Bryansk Oblast. In 2005 Shandybin ran as Independent but he was disqualified by the Supreme Court for residency controversy.[12] The results of the 2005 by-election, which was won by Vice-Governor Viktor Malashenko (United Russia), were annulled due to low turnout, so another by-election was scheduled for 12 March 2006. Vasily Shandybin for the second time ran as an Independent in 2006 by-election but 5 days before the by-election Shandybin and 2 other candidates withdrew from the race leaving Viktor Malashenko the sole candidate in an attempt to postpone the by-election for the second time.[13] However, LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky personally visited Bryansk to convince party candidate Valery Khramchenkov return to the race which he did. Vasily Shandybin accused Zhirinovsky and local militsiya of severe beating of Khramchenkov to force him to cancel his withdrawal. Viktor Malashenko defeated Valery Khramchenkov on 12 March retaining the seat for United Russia.
Vasily Shandybin left
took only 2.30% in the general election and failed to win any seats in State Duma.In 2008 Vasily Shandybin unsuccessfully tried to take his old job as a locksmith.
Death
On 18 December 2009 Vasily Shandybin was hospitalised at
12 days later, on 30 December 2009 at 2:30 am Vasily Shandybin died at the age of 68. The preliminary cause of death was thrombosis.[17] Shandybin was buried in Mitinskoe Cemetery on 3 January 2010.[18]
Incidents in State Duma
Vasily Shandybin is well known for his frank manners and impulsive behaviour. There were several incidents in State Duma when Shandybin physically or verbally abused fellow State Duma members.
- 31 March 1999. Independent liberal MP Gennady Seleznyov.
- 31 March 2000. Vasily Shandybin verbally attacked Vice-Speaker Lyubov Sliska alleging her election to State Duma as a favour from Saratov Oblast Governor Dmitry Ayatskov for intimate relations between them. Shandybin was censured for a month.
- 28 January 2001. Vasily Shandybin proposed sending MPs who boycotted parliamentary sessions to remove snow from the streets.
- 7 February 2003. Independent MP CPRF leader Gennady Zyuganova "political prostitute". Shandybin approached Fedulov and pushed him.
Personal life
Vasily Shandybin was married and had two children. He was into playing pool (some report he "maniacally" loved the game). Shandybin called himself "Doctor of Work Sciences".[19]
Vasily Shandybin had a cameo in fantasy film Day Watch.
See also
- Communist Party of the Russian Federation
- Agrarian Party of Russia
- History of post-Soviet Russia
- Politics of post-Soviet Russia
References
- ^ Биография Василия Шандыбина
- ^ Шандыбин всегда доходчивыми словами выражал интерес трудового народа
- ^ Результаты выборов по одномандатному избирательному округу, 1995
- ^ Результаты выборов по одномандатному избирательному округу, 1999
- ^ Василий Шандыбин не хочет быть брянским губернатором
- ^ Результаты выборов по одномандатному избирательному округу, 2003
- ^ «Красный пояс» меняет кожу
- ^ За место в Госдуме от Ульяновска поборются Шандыбин и Хакамада
- ^ Василий Шандыбин проиграл повторные выборы в Госдуму
- ^ Василия Шандыбина обещают выгнать из компартии
- ^ ВЫБОРЫ В БРЯНСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ 5 ДЕКАБРЯ 2004 ГОДА
- ^ Рабочего подсидел безработный
- ^ Коммунисты опротестовали итоги избиения
- ^ Аграрии сделали ставку на рабочего и колхозницу
- ^ Бывшие депутаты обменяли мандат на бизнес, научную и общественную деятельность
- ^ Шандыбин Василий Иванович. Биографическая справка
- ^ Умер Василий Шандыбин
- ^ Москва простилась с политиком Василием Шандыбиным
- ^ Умер Василий Шандыбин, "белая ворона" среди коммунистов