From an early age, Alexander Borodai showed interest in sociology and politics. Having received a diploma of a philosopher, however, he did not become a cabinet scientist, but actively joined political processes in the Russian Federation and neighboring countries. Boroday became a significant political figure in the conflict between Ukraine and the unrecognized Donetsk republic.
Alexander Boroday: touches on biography
The future journalist and political scientist was born on July 25, 1972. Borodai, a Muscovite. Sasha's father was a specialist in the field of philosophy. Sister Tatyana chose history as her specialty - Antiquity and the Middle Ages. Friends of the family were L. Gumilev and A. Zinoviev. Alexander has an unpublished correspondence between his father and Leo Gumilyov. The atmosphere in the family had a strong influence on the worldview and formation of Alexander's views.
In 1992, the younger Borodai graduated from the 2nd year of the Faculty of Philosophy of the main capital university. And immediately went to the zone of the Transnistrian conflict. A year later, Alexander was on the side of the defenders of the besieged Supreme Council, opposing Boris Yeltsin.
Education Boroday still continued. Alexander received the document on graduation from Moscow State University in 1994. Then he was trained in graduate school. His specialization was social philosophy. The young scientist was interested in the problems of national conflicts, the theory of elites.
Reliable data on the personal life of Alexander Yuryevich is very small. He does not discuss these topics in communication with the press.
Further career
From 1993 to summer 1994, Boroday was an expert at the Russian Reform Fund. Then he worked as a war correspondent at RIA Novosti. Among the events he covered was the Chechen war, where Alexander Yuryevich was filming television reports. Boroday also wrote for the newspaper Zvezda, becoming its military observer.
Behind Alexander over a dozen election campaigns of various levels. He is known as a prominent PR consultant. At the beginning of the new century, Boroday held the position of deputy editor of the publication "Russian Entrepreneur".
Boroday has repeatedly rather evasively noted in an interview that there are enough "people in uniform" among his acquaintances. A message flashed in the press about his cooperation with the Russian special services, but it did not receive confirmation.
