12 Facts About Nikolai Levichev

Nikolai Vladimirovich Levichev is a Russian politician.

From December 2,2007, to June 14,2011, Levichev was the leader of A Just Russia party group in the State Duma.

Nikolai Levichev was elected party leader on April 16,2011, at the 5th party congress in Moscow.

Nikolai Vladimirovich Levichev did not vote as the only one on December 25,2017, in the Russian Central Electoral Commission against candidature of Alexei Anatolievich Navalny for Russia's president authority.

Nikolai Levichev was born on May 28,1953, in Pushkin, Leningrad, Soviet Union.

Nikolai Levichev's father was a professor of radio engineering in the military school, the author of several textbooks for students.

Nikolai Levichev's grandfather was a scholar, graduated from Department of Biology University of St Petersburg, an honorary citizen of St Petersburg.

Nikolai Levichev graduated from eighth grade in 410 high school Pushkin, where he studied in the same class with Sergei Mironov, with whom he lived in a doorway.

Nikolai Levichev studied at the same course with Vladimir Churov.

Nikolai Levichev was elected to Komsomol committee, then moved to the professional work of the Young Communist League where he was the instructor of the Leningrad City Committee of the Komsomol, the head of the department of culture of the Leningrad regional committee of Komsomol, the instructor, zavsektorom to work with creative youth culture department of the Central Committee of Komsomol.

Nikolai Levichev graduated from the Academy of Social Sciences at the CPSU Central Committee, and in 1991, took postgraduate studies at the Academy of Social Sciences.

Nikolai Levichev was in the Communist Party until its ban in August 1991.