As a child, Viktor Ryabov was fond of exact sciences. And at first he did not dream of a career as a historian. Having become a little older, he realized that his vocation was social sciences. Having received a sound education, Viktor Vasilievich achieved serious successes in this field. Engaged in historian and party work. Now professor V. Ryabov heads one of the domestic educational institutions of a pedagogical orientation.
From the biography of V. Ryabov
The future scientist-historian was born in the village of Usinskoye, in the Kuibyshev region, on July 22, 1937, Vitya saw Father for the last time at the beginning of the war with the Germans. Already in 1942, a funeral came to the family. Mother had to raise three sons alone. The older brothers earned extra money in the field, and Vitya was responsible for the household and looked after a small garden.
For the first time, Victor went to school at the age of eight. Only there, for some reason, he did not like it. And Victor simply left the classroom. Conscious study began a year later. Items were given to the boy easily. Vitya grabbed new material on the fly, re-read many books. He showed particular interest in physics and mathematical disciplines. In those days, no one could have guessed that soon the young man would become a student-historian.
Education Viktor Vasilievich received at the State University of Saratov. Then he graduated from graduate school at Moscow University. Since 1962, Ryabov is a member of the Communist Party.
In 1973, V. Ryabov headed the Kuibyshev Pedagogical Institute. After 4 years, he was entrusted with the leadership of the State University in Kuibyshev.
Since the mid-perestroika 80s, Viktor Vasilievich has been in senior positions in the Kuibyshev regional party committee, from where he was sent to the central party apparatus. In the Central Committee of the party, Ryabov was responsible for science, the work of educational institutions and ideology. Before the collapse of the one-party system, Ryabov managed to be a member of the Central Committee of the party.
