In a state with a democratic system, forces that are opposed to the ruling party are obligatory. Alexander Batov is an active supporter of leftist ideas. He opposes the bourgeois system that took shape in Russia.
Starting conditions
Very often, a person becomes a supporter of a particular political concept on the basis of his own life experience. This unwritten rule applies worldwide. Alexander Sergeyevich Batov positions himself as a convinced bearer of communist ideas. He believes that, first of all, it is necessary to take care of the well-being of the native country, and after that to think about personal coziness and comfort. The basis of the life of society should be set common goals, and not the pursuit of individual success and excessive consumerism.
The future leader of the Russian left movement was born on May 24, 1979 in an ordinary Soviet family. At that time, parents lived in Moscow. My father worked at a forge and press equipment factory. Mother worked as a procedural nurse in the clinic. The boy grew up smart and energetic. Early learned to read. The child was sent to school when he was 6 years old. Alexander studied well. Managed to play sports and participate in social events. When it was time to choose a profession, Batov decided to get a higher education at Moscow University of Chemical Technology.
Political activity
In 2001, Batov graduated from the institute with honors and entered graduate school. Three years later he defended his thesis. In parallel with his studies, Alexander was actively involved in political activities. He sided with the Communists in 1993, when he took part in the defense of the famous House of Soviets on Krasnopresnenskaya embankment. Today this building is called the "White House". In 2002, Batov became a member of the Russian Communist Workers Party. He actively participated in organizing protest events in the capital.
Citizens took to the streets, protesting against the monetization of social benefits, raising tariffs for electricity and utilities. Batov was involved in organizing rallies and processions. This is a big and responsible job. The city authorities in every way prevented the holding of such events. I had to act strictly within the framework of the approved rules and regulations. In 2005, Alexander headed the editorial board of the Komsomol newspaper Bumbarash. He was elected first secretary of the Russian Communist Youth Union (RKSM).
