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Alexander Wladimirowitsch Sachartschenko
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Memorial Page for Alexander Wladimirowitsch Sachartschenko

Jun 26, 1976 – Aug 31, 2018(42 years)Born in:Donetsk, Ukraine

Head and Prime Minister of the Donetsk People's Republic

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Biography

Place of Death

Pushkin Boulevard, Donetsk

Nationality

Soviet Union

Cause of Death

explosive device

Children

4

Religion

Eastern Orthodox Church

Burial Place

Donetskoe More Cemetery

Awards(3)

Order of Honorhonorary citizen of Donetsk Oblasthonorary citizen of Makiivka

Education(2)

Escuela técnica de automatización industrial de DonetskDonetsk Law Institute of the MBC of Ukraine

Aleksandr Zakharchenko (* June 26, 1976 in Donetsk; † August 31, 2018 in Pushkin Boulevard, Donetsk) was a head and Prime Minister of the Donetsk People's Republic. He was 42 years old. He had 4 children. His education included Escuela técnica de automatización industrial de Donetsk and Donetsk Law Institute of the MBC of Ukraine. His faith was Eastern Orthodox Church. His awards include Order of Honor, honorary citizen of Donetsk Oblast and honorary citizen of Makiivka. His cause of death was explosive device. He was buried at Donetskoe More Cemetery.

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Born in Donetsk, Ukraine

1976

honorary citizen of Makiivka

2015

Died in Pushkin Boulevard, Donetsk (explosive device)

2018

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Alexander Wladimirowitsch Sachartschenko. Forever remembered.