Mitkova Tatiana Rostislavovna

Born September 13, 1957 in Moscow.
. In 1982 she graduated from the evening department of the Faculty of Journalism.
. As a student, went to work at CT USSR Radio and Television, where she worked as an editor, senior editor, special correspondent, commentator
. She worked in television "120 Minutes", "International Panorama".
In 1990 - 1991 - Leading information program television news service (TSN). She refused to read it imposed leadership GTRK Ostankino comment on the events in Vilnius, 13 - 14 January 1991. Was dismissed. Cooperated with the West broadcaster ARD.
. From 1991 to 1993 - Leading issue information programs "Time" and "News" ITA RGTRK Ostankino.
. After August 1991 made a 10-minute report in the "News" on cooperation senior hierarchs of the Russian Orthodox Church with the KGB.
. From October 1993 - Leading nightly news program "Today" NTV television.
. In autumn 1991 the American organization to Protect Journalists awarded Tatyana Mitkova prize for the outstanding performance of journalistic duty. "
. January 11, 1994 Decree of the President of the Republic of Lithuania Tatiana Mitkova awarded the medal "In memory of the 13th January."
. Speaks English.
. Married
. Husband Vsevolod Soloviev - international journalist. Has a son.

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. Biographies

• Curriculum Vitae of T
  . R. Mitkova in "Short Encyclopedia of Television."
  
  
• Brief biographical note on the T. R. Mitkova.
  
  
• Biography of journalist T. R. Mitkova site NSN.
  
  

Interviews

• "Ready to sit on the neck of their own to her husband:". Interview with T. R. Mitkova ( "Antenna", б? 27, 07.07.99). You can find a file on the television presenter.
  
  

Miscellaneous

• An amusing article about television incident, including those involving T. R. Mitkova ( "Evening Kazan", б? 8, 16.01.98).
  
  
• Leading the program "Today" (NTV) T. R. Mitkova in photographic paintings by Dante Gabriel Rossetti's "Proserpine" in the "Caravan of stories", April 2000.
  
  
• The style of T. R. Mitkova.
  
  
• Last Mitkova at the All-Russia family tree.