Among the prominent people who brought fame for his work Ossetia, the name of Vladimir G. Makoveeva rightly takes its rightful place.
Makoveev Vladimir was born May 18, 1938 in Mozdok, in a house on the street Sokolowski, 48. At this address he lived until July 1955, until he left to study in Moscow.
paternal grandfather was a priest, he served in several military garrisons in the Caucasus. Maternal grandfather – a military nurse. Upon his retirement, he served on the railway in Derbent in Mozdok. Parents of Vladimir were agriculturists. Mother, Valentina Zelevich, graduated from the Agricultural Institute Gorski in Vladikavkaz, after the war was in charge of the department of cotton in the district executive committee, worked as chairman of one of the farms. Father Grigory Makoveev graduated from Krasnodar Polytechnic Institute. After the war he worked in the field of head of transhumance grazing and underpasses Kizlyar district (based in Mozdok, and then – in paragraph Kotchoubey in Dagestan).
Semiletka Vladimir graduated from the school number 2 (near the oak – a contemporary of Mozdok), and ten-year with a silver medal – at school number 1 (near the former cathedral). He learned easily in all subjects, but especially fond of mathematics, physics, chemistry.
education of boys in the family involved mom. She attached great importance to his son hobby radio technology, seeing it as a guarantee of its success in life. Spared no money to buy books, magazines, tools, electronic components. And soon turned his son’s room into a comfortable studio. “For me, the ham, the best teachers were Mozdoksky art broadcasting center and projectionists, and later – the engineers from the military airfield,” – wrote in his memoirs, Vladimir G..
In 1960, Vladimir Makoveev radiofakultet graduated with honors from the Moscow Institute of Electrical Communication (MEIS), and in 1964 – correspondence postgraduate study at the same institute.
For 7 years he worked there, and head of the Laboratory department head. With the commencement of installation to commissioning of the entire complex was the chief engineer of the all-Union television station (now the TTC – TV-Technical Center).
In 1970 – 1978 he served as Director Makoveev All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Television and Radio. In 1991 he became deputy chairman of the USSR State Committee for Cinematography.
Since 1992, Vladimir Makoveev worked as deputy chairman of the Russian State Television and Radio Company “Ostankino”, from 1994 – the assistant, and from 1996 to 2000 – first deputy head of the Russian Federal Service for Television and Radio.
From this position of public service, he went “down” in age. In subsequent years, was an adviser to the Ministry for Press, Broadcasting and Mass Communications, Head of the Department of Humanities Institute of television.
B. Makoveev has published about 300 scientific works, including 11 books, has registered 4 of the invention. He was a member of the International Academy of Information and the Russian Academy of Electrical Sciences, and the American Society of Cinema and Television (SMPTE).
B. Makoveeva awarded the title “Honored Worker of Communications of the Russian Federation.” He was awarded the Order of the Red Banner, “Badge of Honor” and Friendship of Peoples.
«Lately and pulls me back home, back home! I want to see his fellow countrymen, close friends, “- he shared something with one of their classmates. This is understandable, because here at the time, he had many friends – Raisa Dubinin, Valentine Tsalieva, Yuri Abramyants, Michael Baksh … 50 years after graduation, they met again in Mozdok, in Victory Park – a favorite grove, most reminds them of his distant youth.
But how speaks of Makoveeva George Adam: “From the earliest days of my career as the mayor of the city of Mozdok us with Vladimir Grigoryevich Close contact. He often called me, helped solve difficult questions of city life, in particular – the telephone, local TV. Mozdokchane sincerely grateful to Vladimir Makoveeva for the love of a small country, with the interest in her life. In 2007 he was awarded the title of “Honorary Citizen of Mozdok».
August 7, 2012, after a long illness, Vladimir G. Makoveev passed away, leaving a good mark in the memory of the people who knew him and talked with him.
on materials Mozdoksky Local History Museum has prepared a senior fellow I. Starichenkov
http://vestnik.mozdok.org/news/nashi_vydajushhiesja_zemljaki/2013-07-06-10440
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