Background
Alexander Sergeevich Chaplygin was born on April 1, 1923, in Borodatovo, Ryazan Oblast, Russian Federation.
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Moscow State University of Civil Engineering
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Moscow State University of Civil Engineering
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Alexander Sergeevich graduated from the Faculty of Mechanics of the Moscow Civil Engineering Institute (now Moscow State University of Civil Engineering) (1950).
Career
Alexander Sergeevich was an engineer of the Chief Designer Department of the Voronezh Excavator Plant named after the Comintern (1950-1953). Since 1953 he worked at the Voronezh Civil Engineering Institute: senior lecturer at the Department of Production Construction, associate professor at the Department of Mechanical Equipment of Construction Industry Enterprises (since 1969), at the Department of Automation and Complex Mechanization of Construction (1976-1983).
Alexander Sergeevich was a participant in a scientific conference at Voronezh State University dedicated to Vysotsky (February 1988). He was the author of the introduction to the first, most complete publication of Vysotsky - "Didn’t get out of the battle" (Voronezh, 1988, 1989) for which he did significant textual work.
Personality
Alexander Sergeevich was fond of collecting sports symbols, as well as edged weapons. He had a large collection of tape recordings of songs Vysotsky. Alexander Sergeevich was friends with many representatives of the Voronezh creative intelligentsia such as Krivoruchko, Katkov, Efremov, and others.
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Russian
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1950 - 1953
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1953
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1969
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1976 - 1983