Natalia Malenkova
Natalia Malenkova | |
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Наталия Маленкова Nataliya Malenkova | |
 Malenkova in 2377 | |
| Senator from Yekateria | |
| Senator-for-life (2367-2371) Senator (2371-present) | |
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Assumed office 10 January 2367 | |
| Appointed by | Philip-Alexander de Rynsburger |
| Preceded by | Position established (Senate seat added) |
 34th and 37th Chancellor of the Yekaterian Federation | |
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In office 18 September 2370 – 10 October 2370 | |
| President | Philip-Alexander de Rynsburger |
| Vice Chancellor |
Roland Schöfauer Anne Laurent Andreas Scheidermann |
| Preceded by | Ryan Hochhahn |
| Succeeded by | Anne Laurent |
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In office 16 May 2356 – 7 July 2356 | |
| President | William-Alexander de Rynsburger |
| Vice Chancellor |
Ryan Hochhahn Kirsten de Rynsburger |
| Preceded by | Philip-Alexander de Rynsburger |
| Succeeded by | Philip-Alexander de Rynsburger |
 17th and 22nd President of the Yekaterian Federation | |
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In office 10 January 2290 – 4 April 2295 | |
| Premier | Herself |
| Vice President |
Aleksandr Semenov Gennady Ivanov Leonid Alyenov |
| Preceded by | Kristina Malenkova |
| Succeeded by | Elise Malenkova |
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In office 4 January 2206 – 10 January 2250 | |
| Premier |
Herself Kristina Shelebkova |
| Vice President |
Yulia Ivanskova Andrzej Brzęczyszczykiewicz Vladimir Ponomarenko |
| Preceded by | Aleksandr Malenkov |
| Succeeded by | Vladimir Ponomarenko |
 18th and 25th Premier of the Yekaterian Federation | |
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In office 10 January 2280 – 4 April 2295 | |
| President |
Kristina Malenkova Herself |
| Vice Premier |
Lyudmila Ivanko Andrea Ivanova |
| Preceded by | Ivan Kravchenko |
| Succeeded by | Elise Malenkova |
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In office 4 January 2206 – 10 January 2215 | |
| President | Herself |
| Vice Premier | Kristina Shelebkova |
| Preceded by | Aleksandr Malenkov |
| Succeeded by | Kristina Shelebkova |
| Leader of the Communist Party of the Yekaterian Federation (2206–2246) Workers' Solidarity Party (from 2246) | |
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In office 10 January 2280 – 4 January 2295 | |
| Deputy | Lyudmila Ivanko |
| Preceded by | Feliks Aleksandrov |
| Succeeded by | Elise Malenkova |
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In office 4 January 2206 – 10 January 2250 | |
| Deputy | Kristina Shelebkova |
| Preceded by | Aleksandr Malenkov |
| Succeeded by | Vladimir Ponomarenko |
| Leader of the Federalist Party | |
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In office 12 June 2346 – 14 July 2356 | |
| Deputy | Yulia Danyluk |
| Preceded by | Party founded |
| Succeeded by | Yulia Danyluk |
| Leader of the People's Party | |
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In office 20 October 2368 – 26 June 2376 | |
| Deputy | Viktor Timoshenko |
| Preceded by | Party founded |
| Succeeded by | Anatoly Sadykov |
| Personal details | |
| Born |
Nataliya Aleksandrovna Malenkova 3 July 2189 Yevanska City Hospital, Yevanska Federal City, Yekateria |
| Nationality | Yekaterian |
| Political party | People's (2368–present) |
| Other political affiliations |
Federalist Party (2346–2366) Solidarity Party (2312–2346) People's Solidarity Party (2255–2312) Workers' Solidarity (2246–2255) Communist Party (2206–2246) |
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| Children |
With Karaeva:
With Aleksandrov:
With Grozykin:
With Jensen:
With Janssen: |
| Parents |
Aleksandr Malenkov Maria Malenkova |
| Education | Malenkov International School of Yevanska |
| Alma mater | Yekaterskiy Universitet |
Natalia Malenkova[a] (born 3 July 2189) is a Yekaterian politician and notable former leader. A member of the People's Party, she served as the party's leader between the party's founding in 2368 and her stepping down in 2376. A charismatic and independent politician, she served as the founding leader of the Federalist Party between 2346 and 2356, and as the leader of the Solidarity Party between 2280 to 2295, as well as 2206 to 2250. She currently serves as the Senator from Yekateria, having previously served as the 34th and 37th Federal Chancellor in 2356 and 2370 respectively, as well as the 18th and 25th Premier between 2206 to 2215 and 2280 to 2295, and as the 17th and 22nd President between 2206 to 2250 and 2290 to 2295.
Born to next leader-in-line Aleksandr Malenkov and Maria Malenkova, Malenkova is the eldest of four children, with her siblings being Viktoria Malenkova, Lyudmila Malenkova, and Oleg Malenkov. Whilst initially not seen as a future successor to the Yekaterian leadership, Malenkova secured the party leadership in 2206 following her father's death following her political alliance with old communist reformists from the Erikist era
As the country's leader between 2206 to 2250, Malenkova developed the country's largest ever infrastructure project, the MEGRAPRO, as well as brought the country's first ever serious international participation in the form of the UAN as its leader and founding member. She was also known for her aggressive foreign policy, especially against the capitalist International Military Capitalist Alliance, the alliance opposing the UAN.
Malenkova has generally been seen by Yekaterians as the nation's best leader – however, she is seen much less favourable to non-Yekaterians due to her aggressive foreign policy involving forced regime changes and nuclear detonations in foreign countries.