1992 in Russia

none 1992 Events from the year 1992 in Russia Incumbents President of Russia – Boris Yeltsin (Democratic Party of Russia) Vice President of Russia – Alexander Rutskoy (Patriots of Russia) Prime Minister of Russia – until 15 June: Boris Yeltsin (Democratic Party of Russia) 15 June–14 December: vacant starting 14 December: Viktor Chernomyrdin (Our Home – Russia) Governors 30em Amur Oblast: Albert Krivchenko Arkhangelsk Oblast: Pavel Balakshin Astrakhan Oblast: Anatoly Guzhvin Belgorod Oblast: Viktor Berestovoy 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: Valentin Gerasimov Kursk Oblast: Vasily Shuteyev Leningrad Oblast: Alexander Belyakov Lipetsk Oblast: Gennady Kuptsov Magadan Oblast: Viktor Mikhailov Moscow Oblast: Anatoly Tyazhlov Murmansk Oblast: Yevgeny Komarov Nizhny Novgorod Oblast: Boris Nemtsov Novgorod Oblast: Mikhail Prusak Novosibirsk Oblast: Vitaly Mukha Omsk Oblast: Leonid Polezhayev Orenburg Oblast: Vladimir Elagin Oryol Oblast: Nikolai Yudin Penza Oblast: Aleksandr Kondratyev Pskov Oblast: Anatoly Dobryakov (until April 8), Vladislav Tumanov (starting April 8) Rostov Oblast: Vladimir Chub Ryazan Oblast: Lev Bashmakov Sakhalin Oblast: Valentin Fyodorov Samara Oblast: Konstantin Titov Saratov Oblast: Yury Belykh Smolensk Oblast: Valery Fateyev Tambov Oblast: Vladimir Babenko Tomsk Oblast: Viktor Kress Tula Oblast: Nikolai Sevryugin Tver Oblast: Vladimir Suslov Tyumen Oblast: Yuri Shafranik Ulyanovsk Oblast: Yuri Goryachev Vladimir Oblast: Yury Vlasov Volgograd Oblast: Ivan Shabunin Vologda Oblast: Nikolai Podgornov Voronezh Oblast: Viktor Kalasnikov (until March 18), Aleksandr Kovalyov (starting March 18) Yaroslavl Oblast: Anatoly Lisitsyn Jewish Autonomous Oblast: Nikolay Volkov Events January 2 - RTR channel began airing Santa Barbara, which would become the longest-running foreign TV series on Russian television (although only episodes from 217th to 2,040th were aired).http://ria.ru/infografika/20140730/1018153481.html Бесконечная история. Сериал "Санта-Барбара" RIA Novosti ru 30 July 2014 17 April 2015 Sport In 1992 Russian played American Football against the University of Central Florida (UCF). UCF won this game with a score of 43–6. The game took place at the Citrus Bowl with an attendance of 5,412 people in Orlando, Florida.15 November 2012 Team from Moscow to face UCF https://www.tampabay.com/archive/1992/09/30/team-from-moscow-to-face-ucf/ 2 October 2024 tampabay.com Births January 1 — Daniil Apalkov, ice hockey player January 2 — Anna Arina Marenko, tennis player January 21 — Almaz Askarov, footballer January 31 — Alexandr Loginov, biathlete February 6 — Sean Babas, commercial, music video and motion picture film director March 8 — Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, online prankster April 1 — Alex Gilbert, New Zealand-based adoption advocate April 3 — Artur Amirov, ice hockey player April 12 — Denis Barantsev, ice hockey defenceman May 18 — Nina Petushkova, figure skater June 5 — Maksim Batov, footballer June 8 — Dmitri Avramenko, footballer June 19 — Dmitry Barkov, footballer July 3 — Alena Adanichkina, triathlete July 26 — Sergei Barbashev, ice hockey player August 3 — Denis Ablyazin, artistic gymnast August 16 — Islam Dzhabrailov, footballer September 29 — Marina Antipova, ice dancer October 20 — Ksenia Semenova, Olympic gymnast November 6 — Zakhar Arzamastsev, ice hockey player November 18 — Apti Aukhadov, weightlifter November 29 — Marina Antipova, ice dancer December 15 — Darya Dugina, journalist and political activist (d. 2022) December 31 — Artur Anisimov, footballer Deaths January January 3 — Pavel Zyryanov, former commander of the Soviet Border Troops (b. 1907) January 6 — Nikolay Dutov, long-distance runner (b. 1938) January 8 — Zoya Voskresenskaya, diplomat and NKVD secret agent (b. 1907) January 21 — Marita Katusheva, volleyball player (b. 1938) January 27 — Boris Arapov, composer (b. 1905) February February 10 — Vladimir Brovikov, politician (b. 1931) February 13 — Nikolai Bogolyubov, theoretical physicist (b. 1909) February 18 — Roman Filippov, actor (b. 1936) February 25 — Viktor Reznikov, singer-songwriter (b. 1952) March March 4 — Yevgeniy Yevstigneyev, actor (b. 1926) March 7 — Asaf Messerer, ballet dancer (b. 1903) March 16 — Pyotr Shcherbakov, actor (b. 1929) April April 1 — Konstantin Sergeyev, danseur (b. 1910) April 15 — Aleksandr Sevidov, football coach and player (b. 1921) April 17 — Arkady Chernyshev, ice hockey, soccer and bandy player (b. 1914) April 21 — Grand Duke Vladimir Kirillovich of Russia, Head of the House of Romanov (b. 1917) May May 6 — Tatyana Yesenina, writer (b. 1918) May 8 — Sergey Obraztsov, puppeteer (b. 1901) 25 May Viktor Grishin, 23th First Secretary of the Moscow City Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (b. 1914) Ruben Zakharian, painter (b. 1901) June June 1 — Anatoli Porkhunov, footballer (b. 1928) June 4 — Vladimir Chekalov, painter (b. 1922) June 7 — Alexander Koldunov, flying ace during WWII (b. 1923) 15 June – Lev Gumilyov, historian (b. 1912) July July 4 — Lyudmila Tselikovskaya, actress (b. 1919) July 6 — Vsevolod Safonov, actor (b. 1926) July 8 — Nikolay Smirnov, admiral (b. 1917) July 16 — Tatyana Pelttser, actress (b. 1904) July 18 — Victor Louis, journalist (b. 1928) July 20 — Artem Kopot, ice hockey player (b. 1972) July 23 — Dmitry Maevsky, painter (b. 1917) July 24 — Gavriil Ilzarov, physician (b. 1921) July 29 — Dmitry Zubarev, theoretical physicist (b. 1917) August August 1 Margarita Aliger, writer (b. 1915) Aleksey Ryazanov, flying ace during WWII (b. 1920) August 8 — Ivan Anikeyev, cosmonaut (b. 1933) September September 1 — Ivan Tregubov, ice hockey defenceman (b. 1930) September 13 — Arseny Semionov, painter and art teacher (b. 1911) September 21 — Aleksandr Almetov, ice hockey player (b. 1940) September 26 — Aleksandr Voronin, weightlifter (b. 1951) October October 12 — David Dragunsky, army officer (b. 1910) November November 6 — Lev Orekhov, painter (b. 1913) November 22 — Viktor Dubynin, army general (b. 1943) November 25 Mark Reizen, opera singer (b. 1895) Dmitry Ukolov, ice hockey player (b. 1929) November 26 — Leopold Mitrofanov, chess composer (b. 1932) December December 17 — Serafima Amosova, bomber commander during WWII (b. 1914) December 18 — Vladimir Semyonov, diplomat (b. 1911) December 19 — Vladimir Grebennikov, ice hockey player (b. 1932) December 23 Lona Cohen, American-born Soviet spy (b. 1913) Vyacheslav Kurennoy, water polo player (b. 1932) December 26 — Nikita Magaloff, pianist (b. 1912) References 2 External links 1992 in 1992 Category:1990s in Russia Category:Years of the 20th century in Russia