Vladimir Solovyov (journalist)

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Vladimir Solovyov
Владимир Соловьёв
2020 Vladimir Solovyov (cropped).jpg
Solovyov in 2020
Born (1963-10-20) October 20, 1963 (age 57)
Moscow, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
NationalityRussian
Occupationpropagandist, television host, radio host, publicist, YouTuber
Spouse(s)Elga Sapp
Children8
Websitevsoloviev.ru

Vladimir Rudolfovich Solovyov[a] (Russian: Владимир Рудольфович Соловьёв, born October 20, 1963) is a Soviet and Russian high-profile propagandist,[1][2][3][4] television and radio host. He is best known being an anchor on the television show Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov on Russia-1.[5] He graduated from the Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys and completed a post-doc position at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations.

Early life[]

Vladimir Solovyov was born into a Jewish family.[6] His father, Rudolf Naumovich Solovyov (born Vinitskovsky), and his mother, Inna Solomonovna Solovyova (née Shapiro), both graduated from the history and philology department of the Moscow State V. I. Lenin Pedagogical Institute. Later, his father taught political economy at a school of statistics, while his mother worked as an art critic at the Battle of Borodino museum.

In 1980 he graduated from the elite, English-language secondary School no. 27 in Moscow, where the children and grandchildren of diplomats and members of the Central Committee of the CPSU used to study, and entered Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys, graduating in 1986.

In 1989 Solovyov completed graduate studies at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations in Moscow with the defence of his thesis “Basic tendencies of new materials production and its efficiency factors in the USA and Japan” and became a candidate of economic science (a PhD, second (of three) Russian graduate degrees in economics). He taught physics, mathematics, and astronomy at the School No. 27 until 1990.

Career[]

Solovyov with Vladimir Putin

Solovyov is known for his often scandalous statements on numerous questions concerning politics, economics, religion, sports, journalism, what frequently causes polemics among his listeners and viewers. He showed himself as an aggressive polemist, defending his own convictions in sharp form.

Since 1997 Solovyov has been the host of the Nightingale Warbling live radio programme broadcast by Silver Rain Radio, discussing many subjects such as culinary, fashion, etiquette, social and political life, computers, cars, philosophy and poetry.

In 1999 he first appeared as a presenter on two TV talk shows: The Process on the ORT channel (with Alexander Gordon) (1999-2001) and Passion for Solovyov on the TNT channel (1999-2002), which were followed by his own projects Breakfast with Solovyov and Nightingale Night on TV6 (the latter being the final show broadcast on the station before it was shut down in early 2002), as well as Look Who's Coming!, Duel on TVS and Orange Juice on NTV.

Since 2003 and 2005, respectively, he has been hosting two more programmes on NTV – political talk show On the Stand and weekly news commentary programme Sunday Night in a talk-show format.

In the fall of 2005 Vladimir Solovyov was awarded the TEFI Russian television prize as the best interviewer.[7]

He is the author of books Russian Roulette (2005, Exmo Publisher), The Gospel according to Solovyov (2005, Kolibri Publisher), Solovyov against Solovyov (2004, Arbor Publisher).

In December 2004 Solovyov featured as a solo singer in his first CD-album Solovyinye Treli (Nightingale Warbles).

Currently he is the presenter of a TV talk show, Duel on Rossiya 1 (2010–2014, 2015–2017). Solovyov also hosts a debate show, Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov, on Rossiya 1.

Since September 2, 2018 — host of the "Moscow. Kremlin. Putin" on the channel "Russia-1",[8] in which for 1 hour he talks about the deeds done by the president over the past week.[9] The intonation of the program, the selection of guests (in the premiere, they turned out to be only persons connected with the power: the president's press secretary Dmitry Peskov and the State Duma deputy from United Russia Andrei Makarov), the co-host (VGTRK journalist Pavel Zarubin), and thus prompted a number of media outlets to think about this as an attempt to raise the rating of the current head of state, which has fallen due to the  [ru], and the emergence of a personality cult different from the Soviet era.[10][11][12][13][14][15]

In September 2019, the song "Evening Mudozvon" was dedicated to Vladimir Solovyov.

In 2019, he got into the Guinness Book of Records for the longest time on television as a host in the span of one week (25 hours 53 minutes and 57 seconds).[16]

Conflicts[]

On October 19, 2006, as a presenter, he participated in a televised debate between the candidates for the post of the head of the Samara city district, Viktor Tarkhov and Georgy Limansky. During and after the broadcast, Solovyov insulted Tarkhov. After that, the candidate filed a lawsuit against him for 10 million rubles. After a year and a half, the original jurisdiction partially satisfied the claim, deciding to collect 70 thousand rubles from the defendant.[17]

On February 19, 2014, on the air of the "Full Contact" program, Solovyov announced that "under the auspices of" the Faculty of Applied Political Science at the Higher School of Economics, "organized terrorist groups" were operating, which were preparing the "Maidan underground".[18] The university made a statement that they reacted negatively to both Solovyov's statements and students' remarks, and attempts to link the educational institution with the political position of the participants in the scandal were regarded there as a provocation.[19][20]

In June 2014, businessman Sergei Polonsky appealed to the Savelovsky court of Moscow with a claim for the protection of honour and compensation for moral damage in the amount of 200 million rubles against the "Vesti FM" radio station and Solovyov because of his broadcast in November 2013.[21] Polonsky lost the lawsuit.[22]

In August 2014, the National Council for Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine included Solovyov in the sanctions list for his position on the annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation and the war in eastern Ukraine.[23]

In June 2016, he intervened in the election campaign, harshly criticizing the KVN actress Yulia Mikhalkova-Matyukhina, who took the "passing place" in the primaries of United Russia in the Sverdlovsk region, who built her campaign under the slogan "I can take care of myself, I can also take care of the country".[24] After that Mikhalkova-Matyukhina withdrew her candidacy.[25]

In September 2017, during the broadcast of Channel One's program Evening Urgant, its presenter, in response to the remark of the former TV presenter of the MTV Russia channel Irena Ponaroshku, about the face mask from the nightingale droppings brought to her studio, said: “First of all, this is a good name for a show on the "Russia" channel...".[26][27] An episode of the show did not go unnoticed by Solovyov: a few days after this TV broadcast, in his live program for the Far East, he made the following speech: “I know a great way to avoid getting into the Myrotvorets. It's enough to make a nasty joke about me on your channel".[28] When broadcasting the release of Solovyov's program to Moscow, this comment was cut out at the request of the presenter himself. Later, in an interview with Komsomolskaya Pravda, Solovyov regarded the passage of Urgant as a "declaration of war".[29]

In November 2018, a picket was held in St. Petersburg against Vladimir Solovyov.[30] The police detained seven people, six of whom were soon released. A protocol was drawn up against one of the participants in the picket, Pavel Ivankin, under an administrative article on disobeying the lawful demand of a police officer. The picket participants, in particular, compared Solovyov with Julius Streicher, one of the main propagandists of Nazi Germany, editor-in-chief of the newspaper "Der Stürmer".[30][31]

In May 2019, during the protests in Yekaterinburg against the construction of the Cathedral of St. Catherine in the park near the Drama Theatre, Vladimir Solovyov called the protesting people "demons" and "devils", and promised to visit the city to purge them.[32] In response to Solovyov, they began to sue him, he was even challenged to a duel.[33]

On April 12, 2020, in response to insults from Solovyov, sports commentator Vasily Utkin called him a "pederastic monkey".[34] The politician Yevgeny Roizman said that pederastic monkeys are offended by such a comparison.[35]

On April 12, 2020, Vasily Utkin, on the air of the "Panopticon" program on the Dozhd TV channel about the COVID-19 pandemic, said that he did not need a state like Russia.[36] Utkin also said that even without the sanction of the state, he could sit out at home during a pandemic. In response to this remark, Vladimir Solovyov called Utkin a mentally ill person, whose words cannot discredit the Russian state.[37] In response to this, on April 15, Vasily Utkin turned to Solovyov with a proposal to conduct a face-to-face "battle" in the form of a verbal fight.[38] Solovyov refused to participate in the "battle".[39]

Controversies and criticism[]

Interview with President of Russia Vladimir Putin. Documentary film "President", 2015

The media often describe Solovyov as a propagandist.[1][2][3][4][40] Solovyov regularly talks about his patriotism,[41] the rapid development of Russia under Putin and the decline of the West, which should come soon.[42]

On November 21, 2007, at a pre-election rally forum in Luzhniki, Solovyov spoke in support of Vladimir Putin and described him as a “strong, intelligent, talented leader” who loves the Motherland and does everything to make Russians proud of their country.[43]

In 2011, the religious community of Mountain Jews in Azerbaijan sent a note of protest to the leadership of the Vesti FM radio station, as well as to the Russian Jewish Congress, in connection with Solovyov's statements about the Republic of Azerbaijan on the Vesti FM air. Solovyov in his broadcast compared the Holocaust and the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict:[44]

A drop of Armenian blood for them is the subject of wild inhuman, I would say, bestial hatred. That is, for me as a Jew, this hatred frankly resembles the tragedy of my people and the Holocaust.

At the end of February 2014, together with a number of other pro-Putin journalists, public and political figures signed an appeal for the "All of us are Berkut" foundation, which was created mainly to support the members of the Ukrainian special unit “Berkut” which was involved in violence and shootings against Ukrainian protesters during Euromaidan and the Orange Revolution.[45]

Regarding the armed conflict in east Ukraine, Solovyov position mirrored that of president Putin and the Russian government: that the conflict was between the fascists of the Ukrainian maidan and the anti-fascists of the rebel eastern territories.[46]

Solovyov has changed his opinion on different questions numerous times. For example, the Crimean problem. Solovyov on Crimea:[47]

Any person who tries to start a war between Russia and Ukraine is a criminal, moreover, I can't even imagine the extent of such criminality. In Ukraine live people fraternal to us in spirit, in blood, in common history. Do not shout "Sevastopol is ours!" Do not shout "Crimea is ours!" (2008).
And why do you need Crimea?... It was, without a doubt, legitimately transferred (to Ukraine) by Kruschev. If we suddenly say (we're taking it back) - it means war. Do you want a war with Ukraine? How many Ukrainian and Russian lives are you ready to lay down in order to take Crimea, which (by the way) has long become a Tatar territory?... Crimeans are against (rejoining Russia). (2013).
"We brought this day as best we could. Crimea and Sevastopol are again a part of Russia. Historical justice has triumphed!" (March 18, 2014).

In June 2017, Solovyov called participants in an anti-corruption rally in Moscow “the eternal two percent of shit ”, “children of corrupt officials” and “majoritarian imbeciles”, and he also stated that “if not for the police, the (counter protest) people would tear them to shreds". The statement was criticized by journalist Alexander Nevzorov. Solovyov continued to use similar remarks against some audience members and Russian opposition journalists.[48][49][50]

In September 2017, FBK discovered that Solovyov has a villa on the Italian lake Como,[1][51][52] 3 apartments in Moscow and a house in the Moscow region. FBK estimates the total cost of Solovyov's real estate in Moscow, the Moscow region and Pianello del Lario at 1 billion rubles ($17 mil).[53]

Subsequently, in 2019, FBK discovered in Solovyov's property another villa on Lake Como and a Maybach car.[54][55][56] In July 2019, the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) found that Solovyov has an Italian permanent residency.[57] The day after the founder of the Anti-Corruption Foundation, Alexei Navalny, was arrested.[58]

On September 28, 2019, Boris Grebenshchikov uploaded the song "Evening M" on his YouTube channel, which described a typical television propagandist.[59] Solovyov claimed that Grebenshchikov had "degraded to a coupletist," and also that "there is a program in Russia that has the word "Evening" in its name, alluding to the program "Evening Urgant".[60] Grebenshchikov replied: "There is an insurmountable distance between "Evening U" and "Evening M" - as between dignity and shame."[61] Evening Urgant's Ivan Urgant parsed the song, hinting in many ways that it is about Solovyov.[62] Solovyov then argued that the song is dedicated to the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky.[63][64] The phrase "Evening M" have become associated with Solovyov, and journalist Vladimir Pozner expressed the opinion that "he deserved what he got" and that Solovyov does great harm to journalism, and he “will not shake his hand at a meeting”.[65][66][67]

On October 30, 2019, British Channel 4 released a film "The World According to Putin". It is a 50-minute set of fragments of Russian political talk shows and Vladimir Putin's Speeches. The film showed some contradictory Solovyov's statements, in particular, that "Britain has degraded to the level of a public toilet". According to The Guardian columnist Stuart Jeffries, the film displayed "propaganda machine in full swing – just the thing to distract from a nation in chaos".[68][69][70]

In February 2020, FBK lawyer Alexander Golovach turned to the Investigative Committee with a request to check Solovyov's documentary “Mussolini. Sunset" on the subject of violation of the law "On counteraction to the rehabilitation of Nazism" and other normative legal acts. Golovach, in particular, referred to the statements of President Putin and the text of the National Security Strategy of the Russian Federation, mentioning fascism.[71]

In May 2020, the change.org platform started collecting signatures for banning Vladimir Solovyov from entering Italy and the EU. The petition was addressed to the Italian Interior Minister, Luciana Lamorgese, and received the support of more than 200,000 people.[72][73] Vladimir Solovyov refused to comment on the appearance of this initiative.[74]

In February 2021, Vladimir Solovyov was banned from the Clubhouse social networking app.[75][76] In Latvia Solovyov was included on the list of personae non gratae after he said that Adolf Hitler was a "very brave man" and "unlike this codpiece Führer [Navalny], he [Hitler] did not get out of army service."[77][78]

Personal life[]

Solovyov has been married three times and has eight children: his eldest daughter Polina attends the University of Radio and Television, his son Alexander studies at a college in the UK, while his daughter Ekaterina studies in a Moscow English-language secondary school. His youngest son, Mikhail is 5 years old and his daughter Sofia is 3 years old. Presently he is married to Helga Solovyova (née Sepp), a psychologist and daughter of a known Russian satirist Viktor Koklyushkin. She is maternal of German and Estonian descent.[79]

Television work[]

  • "Серебряная калоша"; (Silver galosh) — RTR, 1997
  • Актуальное интервью «Страсти по Соловьёву»/«Страсти по…»; (Interview of current interest "Passion for Solovyov" / "Passion for ...") — TNT, 1999–2002[80]
  • Ток-шоу «Процесс» (совместно с Александром Гордоном); (Talk show "Process" (together with Alexander Gordon)) — ORT, 1999–2001[81][82]
  • Утренний канал "На свежую голову"/"Сегоднячко на свежую голову" (совместно с Еленой Ильиной); Morning channel "With a fresh mind" / "Today with a fresh mind" (together with Elena Ilyina) — TNT, 2000-2001[80]
  • Документальное наблюдение «Завтрак с Соловьёвым»; Documentary observation "Breakfast with Solovyov" — TV-6, 2001–2002; TVS, 2002[83]
  • Музыкальная программа "Соловьиная ночь"; Musical program "Nightingale Night" — TV-6, 2001–2002[84]
  • Новогоднее шоу "Венеция в Москве" (совместно с Юлией Бордовских); New Year's show "Venice in Moscow" (together with Yulia Bordovskikh) — TV-6, 2001[85]
  • Актуальное интервью "Смотрите, кто пришёл!"; Interview of current interest "Look who's here!" — TVS, 2002–2003[86]
  • Ток-шоу "Поединок"; Talk show "Duel" — TVS, 2002–2003;[86] Russia-1, 2010–2017[87]
  • Ток-шоу "К барьеру!"; Talk show "Towards the Barrier!" — NTV, 2003–2009
  • Ток-шоу "Апельсиновый сок"; Talk show "Orange juice" — NTV, 2003–2004
  • Концерт "Запрещённые песни" (совместно с Еленой Хангой); Concert "Forbidden Songs" (with Yelena Khanga) — NTV, 2004
  • Ежегодная программа "Золотой соловей"; Annual program "Golden Nightingale" — NTV, 2004–2005
  • Церемония вручения премии "Золотое сердце"; Golden Heart Award Ceremony — NTV, 2005
  • Аналитическое ток-шоу "Воскресный вечер с Владимиром Соловьёвым"; Analytical talk show "Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov" — NTV, 2005–2008, Russia-1, since 2012
  • Теледебаты кандидатов в депутаты Государственной думы РФ и Президента РФ; Television debates of candidates to the State Duma of the Russian Federation and the President of the Russian Federation — Russia-1, 2011–2012, 2018
  • Ток-шоу с участием губернатора Московской области "Прямой разговор"; Talk show with the participation of the Governor of the Moscow Region "Direct Talk" — Moscow suburbs, 2013
  • Шествие "Бессмертный полк", комментатор прямой трансляции вместе с Никитой Михалковым, в 2016 — с Кареном Шахназаровым; Procession "Immortal Regiment", commentator of the live broadcast with Nikita Mikhalkov, in 2016 - with Karen Shakhnazarov — Russia-1, 2015–2017
  • Детский конкурс талантов "Синяя птица", частный гость; Children's talent contest "Blue Bird", frequent guest — Russia-1, since 2016[88]
  • Ток-шоу "Москва. Кремль. Путин" (совместно с Павлом Зарубиным); Talk show "Moscow. Kremlin. Putin" (with Pavel Zarubin) — Russia-1, since 2018
  • Ток-шоу "Кто против?" (совместно с Сергеем Михеевым); Talk show "Who is against?" (together with Sergey Mikheev) — Russia-1, 2019[89][90]

Movies and TV series[]

Narrative films[]

Year Title Role
2000 Агент национальной безопасности — 2 (24 серия — Технология убийства)

National Security Agent — 2 (Episode 24 — Killing Technology)

Boris Lopatin, businessman
2004 Только ты… или богатая Лиза

Just you... or rich Lisa

Presenter
2005 Богиня прайм-тайма

Goddess of Prime Time

Cameo
2006 Парк советского периода

Soviet period park

Cameo

Documentaries[]

  • 2013 — «Муссолини. Закат» (Mussolini. Sunset) — author and presenter.[91]
  • 2015 — «Президент» (The president) — co-author and presenter.[92]
  • 2015 — «Миропорядок» (World Order) — co-author and presenter.[93]
  • 2018 — «Миропорядок 2018» (World Order 2018) — author and presenter.[94]

Bibliography[]

  • Евангелие от Соловьёва. (The Gospel of Solovyov) — 2005. — ISBN 5-98720-006-7. Second edition in 2007.
  • Русская рулетка. (Russian roulette) — М.: Eksmo, 2006. — ISBN 978-5-699-10164-1.
  • Мы и Они. Краткий курс выживания в России. (We and They. A short course on survival in Russia) — М.: Eksmo, 2007. — ISBN 978-5-699-22098-4.
  • Апокалипсис от Владимира. (Apocalypse from Vladimir) — М.: Eksmo, 2007. — ISBN 978-5-699-23434-9. (Continuation of the "Евангелие от Соловьёва").
  • Путин. Путеводитель для неравнодушных. (Putin. A guide for those who are not indifferent) — М.: Eksmo, 2008. — ISBN 978-5-699-23807-1.
  • Хроники Второго пришествия. (Chronicle of the Second Coming) — М.: Eksmo, 2008. — 544 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-27022-4.
  • Противостояние: Россия. (Confrontation: Russia) — USA. — 2009. — ISBN 978-5-699-32158-2. (Co-authored with Nikolai Zlobin).
  • Мы — русские! С нами Бог! (We are Russians! God with us!) — 2009. — ISBN 978-5-699-37611-7.
  • Соловьёв против Соловьёва. Худеть или не худеть? (Solovyov against Solovyov. To lose weight or not to lose weight?) — М.: Eksmo, 2009. — ISBN 978-5-699-32605-1.
  • Минус 80 килограммов! Кто больше? (Minus 80 kilograms! Who is more?) — М.: Eksmo, 2009. — 256 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-32605-1.
  • Путин — Медведев. Что дальше? (Putin — Medvedev. What's next?) — М.: Eksmo, 2010. — 384 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-40992-1. (Co-authored with Nikolai Zlobin).
  • 1001 вопрос о прошлом, настоящем и будущем России. (1001 questions about the past, present and future of Russia) — М.: Eksmo-Press, 2010. — 288 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-43999-7.
  • Русская рулетка. Заметки на полях новейшей истории. (Russian roulette. Notes on the margins of recent history) — М.: Eksmo-Press, 2010. — 352 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-42522-8.
  • Манипуляции. Атакуй и защищайся! (Manipulation. Attack and Defend!) — М.: Eksmo, 2011. — 352 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-43859-4.
  • Евангелие от Соловьёва. (The Gospel of Solovyov) — М.: Eksmo, 2011. — 352 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-51500-4.
  • Враги России. (Enemies of Russia) — М.: Eksmo, 2011. — 320 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-52340-5.
  • Последний солдат империи: Юрий Дмитриевич Маслюков в воспоминаниях современников. (The last soldier of the empire: Yuri Dmitrievich Maslyukov in the memoirs of his contemporaries) — М.: Eksmo, 2011. — 224 p., 1 000 cop. — ISBN 978-5-699-50107-6.
  • Империя коррупции. Территория русской национальной игры. (Empire of corruption. The territory of the Russian national game) — М.: Eksmo, 2012. — ISBN 978-5-699-54425-7.
  • Русский вираж. Куда идёт Россия? (Russian bend. Where is Russia going?) — М.: Eksmo, 2014 (Co-authored with Nikolai Zlobin). — ISBN 978-5-699-73222-7.
  • Разрыв шаблона. (Breaking the pattern) — М.: Eksmo, 2015. — 320 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-79372-3.
  • Русская тройка. (Russian troika) — М.: Eksmo, 2016. — 735 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-88126-0.
  • Апокриф. (Apocrypha) — М.: Eksmo, 2016. — 576 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-88130-7.
  • Зачистка: Роман-возмездие. (Sweep: Novel Retribution) — М.: Eksmo, 2016. — 288 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-82232-4>.
  • Революция консерваторов. Война миров. (Conservative revolution. War of the Worlds) — М.: Eksmo, 2017. — 320 p. — ISBN 978-5-699-99495-3.
  • Сложные переговоры в комиксах. Книга-тренер. (Complex negotiations in comics. Trainer book) — М.: Eksmo, 2018. — 176 p. — ISBN 978-5-04-092386-1.

Notes[]

  1. ^ Alternative spelling: Soloviev

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