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ASKAR AKAEV              
                                                  
       Askar Akaev was born on 10 Kasım 1944 in Kızılbayrak village of Kemindey Region. His father was a kolkhoz worker. He worked as a metal worker in Fdurzemash factory as from 1961. He graduated from Leningrad Sensitive Mechanical and Optics Institute in 1968. He worked as a researcher and teacher between 1972 and 1973 in Frunze Polytechnical Institute and then Leningrad Sensitive Mechanical and Optical Institute.
       Askar Akaev turned back in 1976 to the capital city of Kirghizia and began to work as senior teacher, associate professor and even department chief in Political Institute.
       Between 1986 and 1987, he was the Chairman of Scientific and Educational Corporations department of Kirghizia Communist Party Central Committee. He was elected as the deputy chairman to Sciences Academy and as the chairman two years later. Within the same year, Askar Akaev was elected as USSR public representative. Askar Akaev is an academician of Kirghizia Republic Sciences Academy and a physicist well-known in scientific environment in all over the world. He has made great contributions to Data Processing Engineering and solution of problems of quantum radiophysics with his expertise. In addition, he is one of the developers of optical data processing engineering.
       Askar Akaev was elected as the Kirghizia President in October of 1990. He opposed actively to the coup d'état trial in 1991 August as the President of Kirghizia. Askar Akaev became the first president of Kirghizia elected by the nation on 12 October 1991. After the new constitution of Kirghizia was accepted in 1993 May, a need for a referendum arose to determine the level of confidence in Askar Akaev. In 1994 January, Kirghizia people approved the authorities of the Kirghizia president. Askar Akaev governed Kirghizia in the hardest period of its history. The republic became independent with him. He became a full member of world community and the democratic modifications he made was welcomed by the world.
 
 
 
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