1995 in Russia

none 1995 Events from the year 1995 in Russia. Incumbents President: Boris Yeltsin Prime Minister: Viktor Chernomyrdin Minister of Defence: Pavel Grachev Governors 30em Amur Oblast: Vladimir Dyachenko Arkhangelsk Oblast: Pavel Balakshin Astrakhan Oblast: Anatoly Guzhvin Belgorod Oblast: Yevgeny Savchenko Bryansk Oblast: Vladimir Barabanov Chelyabinsk Oblast: Vadim Solovyov Irkutsk Oblast: Yury Nozhikov Ivanovo Oblast: Adolf Laptev Kaliningrad Oblast: Yury Matochkin Kaluga Oblast: Aleksandr Deryagin Kemerovo Oblast: Mikhail Kislyuk Kirov Oblast: Vasily Desyatnikov Kostroma Oblast: Valery Arbuzov Kurgan Oblast: Anatoly Sobchak Kursk Oblast: Vasily Shuteyev Leningrad Oblast: Alexander Belyakov Lipetsk Oblast: Mikhail Narolin Magadan Oblast: Viktor Mikhailov Moscow Oblast: Anatoly Tyazhlov Murmansk Oblast: Yevgeny Komarov Nizhny Novgorod Oblast: Boris Nemtsov Novgorod Oblast: Mikhail Prusak Novosibirsk Oblast: Ivan Indinok (until December 30), Vitaly Mukha (starting December 30) Omsk Oblast: Leonid Polezhayev Orenburg Oblast: Vladimir Elagin Oryol Oblast: Yegor Stroyev Penza Oblast: Anatoly Kovlyagin Pskov Oblast: Vladislav Tumanov Rostov Oblast: Vladimir Chub Ryazan Oblast: Gennady Merkulov Sakhalin Oblast: Yevgeny Krasnoyarov (until April 24), Igor Farkhutdinov (starting April 24) Samara Oblast: Konstantin Titov Saratov Oblast: Yury Belykh Smolensk Oblast: Anatoly Glushenkov Sverdlovsk Oblast: Alexei Strakhov (until August 23), Eduard Rossel (Transformatsia Urala) (starting August 23) Tambov Oblast: Vladimir Babenko (until March 24), Oleg Betin (March 24–December), Aleksandr Ryabov (CPRF) (starting December) Tomsk Oblast: Viktor Kress Tula Oblast: Nikolai Sevryugin Tver Oblast: Vladimir Suslov (until December), Vladimir Platov (starting December) Tyumen Oblast: Leonid Roketsky Ulyanovsk Oblast: Yuri Goryachev Vladimir Oblast: Yury Vlasov Volgograd Oblast: Ivan Shabunin Vologda Oblast: Nikolai Podgornov Voronezh Oblast: Aleksandr Kovalyov Yaroslavl Oblast: Anatoly Lisitsyn Jewish Autonomous Oblast: Nikolay Volkov Events January January 3 — 1995 Shali cluster bomb attack January 25 — Norwegian rocket incident April April 7–8 — Samashki massacre May May 12 — The political party Our Home – Russia is founded.Helicon (Ed.). (2018). Chernomyrdin, Viktor (Stepanovich). In The Hutchinson Unabridged Encyclopedia with Atlas and Weather Guide. Helicon. May 27 — The 7.0 w Neftegorsk earthquake shakes northern Sakhalin Island in Russia with a maximum Mercalli intensity of IX (Violent), leaving 1,989 people dead and 750 injured. June June 14–19 — Budyonnovsk hospital hostage crisis June 30 — A confidential agreement to end the sale of Russian conventional weapons to Iran by 1999 is signed by Chernomyrdin and Al Gore in MoscowBroder John M. 2000-10-13 Details of Gore's Secret 1995 Arms Agreement With Russia Revealed / Pact called for end of sales to Iran https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Details-of-Gore-s-Secret-1995-Arms-Agreement-With-2734056.php https://web.archive.org/web/20221121173543/https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Details-of-Gore-s-Secret-1995-Arms-Agreement-With-2734056.php 2022-11-21 2025-09-10 SFGATE en-US December December 17 — 1995 Russian legislative election Undated Pallada Asset Management company is founded.Kommersant newspaper website Births February 16 Vladimir Fedoseev, chess grandmaster Sergei Prokofyev, footballer May 12 — Irina Khromacheva, tennis player June 2 — Aleksandr Sumin, footballer October 27 — Vladislav Sergeyevich Ozerov, footballer November 29 — Valery Kolegov, snowboarder December 11 — Natalia Soboleva, snowboarder Deaths January January 4 Valery Nosik, actor (b. 1940) Nina Tikhonova, ballet dancer and teacher (b. 1910).Gregory John Obituary:Nina Tikhonova https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-nina-tikhonova-1572352.html The Independent 10 February 1995 January 7 — Ali Aliyev, freestyle wrestler (b. 1937) January 10 — Boris Gurevich, flyweight Greco-Roman wrestler (b. 1931) January 15 — Vitaly Parkhimovich, rifle shooter (b. 1943) February February 4 — Elena Mikhailovskaya, first female champion in international draughts (b. 1949) February 14 — Ogdo Aksyonova, Dolgan poet and founder of Dolgan written literature (b. 1936) February 26 — Zenon Borevich, mathematician (b. 1922) March March 1 — Vladislav Listyev, journalist (b. 1956) March 2 — Sasha Krasny, poet (b. 1882) March 17 — Vladimir Bunchikov, baritone (b. 1902) March 23 Nikolay Baskakov, ethnologist (b. 1905) Vladimir Ivashov, actor (b. 1939) April April 7 — Viktor Adamishin, militia captain (b. 1962) April 11 — Nikolai Kostrov, painter, graphic artist and illustrator (b. 1901) April 18 — Roza Makagonova, actress (b. 1927) April 23 — Viktor Getmanov, football player (b. 1940) April 24 — Iosif Kheifits, film director (b. 1905) May May 1 — Mikhail Zimyanin, politician and diplomat (b. 1914) May 4 — Andrey Abramov, boxer (b. 1935) May 5 — Mikhail Botvinnik, chess player (b. 1911) May 7 — Maria Poliakova, colonel and spy (b. 1908) May 12 — Andrei Boltnev, actor (b. 1946) May 23 — Gavriil Kachalin, football player and coach (b. 1911) June June 4 — Sergei Kapustin, ice hockey player (b. 1953) June 6 — Saveli Kramarov, actor (b. 1934) June 16 — Vladimir Aleksenko, Air Force general (b. 1923) June 22 — Leonid Derbenyov, poet (b. 1931) June 23 — Anatoli Tarasov, ice hockey player and coach (b. 1918) June 25 — Sergei Popov, marathon runner (b. 1930) June 30 Georgy Beregovoy, cosmonaut (b. 1921) Gavriil Troyepolsky, writer (b. 1905) July July 1 — Nikolai Peiko, composer and educator (b. 1916) July 2 — Maria Vinogradova, actress (b. 1922) July 5 Viktoria Brezhneva, spouse of former Soviet Leader Leonid Brezhnev (b. 1907) Stepan Bakhayev, Air Force major and flying ace (b. 1922) July 20 — Natalia Shpiller, operatic soprano (b. 1909) July 21 — Viktor Barannikov, 10th Minister of Internal Affairs of the Soviet Union and 1st Minister of Security (b. 1940) July 30 — Nikolai Kuznetsov, aeronautical engineer (b. 1911) August August 2 — Yury Koval, author, artist and screenplay writer (b. 1938) August 8 — Fedir Dyachenko, sniper during WWII (b. 1917) August 18 — Dmitri Shepilov, 5th Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Soviet Union (b. 1905) September September 8 — Olga Ivinskaya, poet and writer (b. 1912) September 11 — Vladislav Strzhelchik, actor (b. 1921) September 20 — Mikhail Bogdanov, production designer (b. 1914) October October 7 — Mikhail Butkevich, theatre director and professor of drama (b. 1926) October 21 — Anatoly Shelyukhin, cross-country skier and Olympian (b. 1930) November November 12 — Roland Dobrushin, mathematician (b. 1929) November 20 — Sergei Grinkov, figure skater and Olympic gold medalist (b. 1967) November 22 — Sergey Stechkin, mathematician (b. 1920) November 25 Boris Rytsarev, film director (b. 1930) Nikolai Drozdetsky, ice hockey player (b. 1957) December December 2 — Alexander Kaidanovsky, actor and film director (b. 1946) December 6 — Dmitri Volkogonov, historian and colonel general (b. 1928) December 18 — Yelena Miroshina, diver (b. 1974) December 21 — Boris Ponomarev, statesman (b. 1905) December 27 — Boris Gnedenko, mathematician (b. 1912) References External links 1995 in 1995 Category:1990s in Russia Category:Years of the 20th century in Russia Russia Russia Russia