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Alla Dudayeva : ウィキペディア英語版 | Alla Dudayeva Alla Fyodorovna Dudayeva née Kulikova ((ロシア語:Алла Фёдоровна Дудаева, née Куликова)) (born 1947) is a widow of Dzhokhar Dudaev, leader of the Chechen separatist movement from Russia in the 1990s. Born into the family of a Soviet military officer in the Kolomensky District and trained as a painter in Smolensk, Alla married Dudayev, then a Soviet Air Force officer, in 1967. After the death of her husband during the First Chechen War in 1996, Dudayeva was arrested in Nalchik while trying to flee to Turkey and interrogated by a young officer whom she subsequently identified as Alexander Litvinenko.〔(Alla Dudaeva Describes being Interrogated by Litvinenko ). North Caucasus Weekly Volume: 7 Issue: 48. December 14, 2006〕 Released later that year, she worked for the Ministry of Culture of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria until 1999 when the outbreak of the Second Chechen War forced her into exile first to Azerbaijan, then to Turkey and Lithuania, where she currently resides.〔( Georgian-Vainakh Days in Tbilisi ). Georgia Today. April 24, 2009〕 She had been working for the Georgia's Caucasus TV Channel, for which she hosted a cultural program since January 2010 till October 2012.〔(Georgia’s Caucasus TV Channel Launched Online ). ''Civil Georgia''. January 3, 2010〕 Dudayeva is the author of several books, including the memoirs about her husband. == References ==
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