Alisa Aksyonova

On 13 March 1931, When she was seven years old, she and her family relocated to the city of Vladimir in 1938, studying at school in the city. Aksyonova passed her university entry examination in 1949, and graduated from the library department of the Moscow State Library Institute named after V.M. Molotov (today the Moscow State Art and Cultural University) with a diploma with honours five years later. ==Career==

She returned to Vladimir and she was assigned employment at the local library before she was elected to the role of assistant secretary of the local Komsomol branch. In 1959, Aksyonova worked in the local Vladimir history museum for one year. surviving five attempts to remove her from the post. Aksyonova served as vice-president of the Committee of Regional Museums between 1980 and 1988 and was the vice-president of the Russian Committee of the International Council of Museums from 1988 to 1996. She is a member of the Presidium of the Russian Committee of the International Council of Museums. She worked to construct a boiler house and "propaganda of the achievements of Soviet culture, science and technology" on the request of the regional committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union to the museum. The museum collected extra funds multiple times when abandoned churches, estates and villages were examined under Aksyonova's leadership. Her guidance saw the museum create expositions such as the Museum of Amateur Creativity of the Peoples of the RSFSR, "Golden Pantry", "Book Treasures of Six Centuries", "Prisoners of the Monastery Prison", "D.M. Pozharsky is a national hero of Russia" and others in the restored monuments of the ensemble of the Monastery of Saint Euthymius in Suzdal. She was the author of the books such as History. Fate. Museum in 2001, Suzdal. XX century in 2002 and Suzdal. XX century. From the history of the city-museum and the museum-reserve. Monograph in 2004. Aksyonova received a Candidate of Sciences degree in 2003. ==Personal life==

She is married, and is the mother of a child. Aksyonova is fluent in French and enjoys classical music, gardening and travelling. ==Awards==

She has been decorated 33 times throughout her career. and the Order of Friendship of Peoples in 1986. New President Vladimir Putin conferred to Aksyonova the State Prize of the Russian Federation "for the preservation and revival of cultural heritage, the creative development of museum work" on 9 June 2000. That 30 September, she received the "for the creation of the children's museum center of the State Vladimir-Suzdal Historical, Architectural and Art Museum-Reserve for institutions of additional education." in 2014. On 18 January 2007, Akysonova was upgraded to the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland", Third Class "for her great contribution to the development of museum work and the preservation of the national historical and cultural heritage." She was conferred the Russian Federation Presidential Certificate of Honour "for merits in the field of culture and many years of fruitful work" on 2 June 2010. Aksyonova was made a Hero of Labour of the Russian Federation by Putin on 20 April 2014 "for special labor services to the state and people." She was given the Medal "For Services to the Vladimir Region" in 2017 "for a great contribution to the socio-economic development of the region", and the Order of Alexander Nevsky on 3 October 2021 "for labor achievements and many years of conscientious work." Aksyonova was made a by the executive committee of the Vladimir City Council of People's Deputies on 11 March 1996 "for her great contribution to the development of the city's culture, to the restoration, museumification and promotion of architectural monuments." She was made a Honorary Citizen of the Vladimir Oblast on 25 August 2004 and Suzdal on 21 February 2006. Aksyonova has also received medals from Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia. ==References==