A few more hours, and all the media will burst with the latest news, dedicated to Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. October 7, the Russian president turns 64 years old.
The name of Vladimir Putin for the second decade remains the most popular in the media. Moreover, Putin's popularity is only growing. His personality is overgrown with legends and myths, and only the calm look of the Russian president infurates the enemies.
What is the phenomenon of Vladimir Putin, why does his authority continue to grow both in his country and abroad? Perhaps the secret lies in some unknown episodes of the life of GDP?
10 little-known facts from the life of Vladimir Putin
1. Putin grew up in the Leningrad communal. In addition to the room of their family, there were three more, Vladimir perfectly remembered the rats, strolling along the front door.
2. Putin's grandfather was a chef known in narrow circles. I cooked for Lenin, he was invited to cook and to Stalin. 3. To serve in the KGB was Putin's dream since childhood. As a matter of duty, he was engaged in attracting new hidden agents. 4. Putin has the title of master of sports in sambo, he owns a black belt of judo. Under his authorship came out the manual "Learn Judo with Vladimir Putin."
5. The animals given to Putin have already made up a whole zoo! It has 5 dogs, a goat and a dwarf horse. Vladimir Vladimirovich himself repeatedly gave dogs to children who applied to him with a request for this.
6. Putin was not at the wedding of any of his daughters. The journalists got off their feet, but they could not find out anything about the daughters of President Kate and Masha.
7. About 13 documentaries have already been shot about Putin and there is information about one artistic tape about him. 8. Putin's watch is worn exclusively on his right hand, some members of the presidential team imitate him in this.
9. Some politicians in the Kremlin still remember Putin putting on a crimson jacket complete with Adidas pants. So he went to the "Sobchak era."
10. Putin collects collections of geographical maps and postage stamps.