Danil Koretsky
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| Born | Danil Arkadievich Koretsky August 4, 1948 Rostov-on-Don, RSFSR, Soviet Union |
| 🎓 Alma mater | Rostov Radio Technical College |
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September 22, 2009
Danil Arkadievich Koretsky (born 4 August 1948[1]) is a Russian criminologist, writer, screenwriter, doctor of law, professor, honored lawyer of the Russian Federation, a retired police colonel,[2] and an honorary officer of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
He has written 55 books with over 200 editions, with a total circulation of over 20 million copies. Some of his works have been translated into foreign languages and are known in many countries of the world. Three movies were shot based on his novels and scripts and three tv shows. He is also the author of 250 scientific papers, more than 400 judicial essays and articles in national and local newspapers and magazines. He has authored 12 proposals that have entered into laws and practice, including an alternative "Law on Weapons". He is a member of the Union of Russian Writers.
Biography
He was born on August 4, 1948 in Rostov-on-Don to a family of doctors - dentist Arkady Lvovich and cardiologist Yulia Georgievna Koretskikh. At his birth, his father wanted to give the boy the name Don, in honor of his brother, who died heroically in the Great Patriotic War. However, the Civil registration refused to register this name, referring to the fact that there is no such name in any lists. The fact that the father presented the documents of his deceased brother with the name Don did not change anything. So he was registered as Danil with one "and" in his name, contrary to the classic name Daniel. As a child, Koretsky dreamed of becoming a journalist and detective.[1]
In 1967 he graduated from the Rostov Radio Technical College.
In 1972 he graduated from the Faculty of Law of the Rostov University.
Service activities
After graduating from law school in 1972, Koretsky worked as an investigator in the prosecutor's office of the Kirovsky district of the city of Rostov-on-Don. In 1975 he was appointed senior research fellow the country's first department of criminological research of the Central North Caucasus laboratory of forensic examinations Ministry of Justice of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic. [3] He worked there until 1980. From 1981 to 2011 he served in the Rostov faculty of the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, and later in the Rostov Law Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (Department of Criminology and Penal Law). He was the first head of this department.[4] Since 2011 he has been a Professor of the Law Faculty of the Southern Federal University (Department of Criminal Law and Criminology).
At the very beginning of his career, he tried to write novels and novels on criminal topics. Despite the fact that Koretsky was an exemplary investigator, the leaders were wary of him because of his aristocratic habits, surname and literary experience.[5] He was not accepted into the party, which, however, did not slow down his career growth.
Creation
He is the author of over four hundred judicial essays and articles in central and local newspapers and magazinesnm, and took part in television programs: "Theme", "What? Where? When?", "National Interest", "Cultural Revolution", "The case is being heard", "To the barrier!", "All at once!", "Agency for Special Investigations", "Born in USSR".
The main direction in the work of Koretsky is criminal stories, partly based on real events and criminal cases. The main characters of Danil Arkadievich's works often have their own real prototypes. For example, from the veteran of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Nikolai Ivanovich Bychkov, who still worked in the NKVD, under Lavrentiy Beria and went to the German rear as part of a sabotage group, the character of the veteran operative Ignat Filippovich Sizov "The Old Man" has been "written off". The prototype of Philip Korenev (Fox), the hero of the novels of the Antikiller series, was the inspector of the criminal investigation department Anatoly Rublev, who had the nickname Fox. Many real episodes of his life, which were included in the novels, are sometimes perceived as inventions of the author. Unfortunately, Rublev died early from a heart attack. Another acquaintance of Koretsky was in command of the capture group, fought in Chechnya, and, moreover, composed songs. He was the prototype of the commanders of special forces in the novels of Danil Arkadyevich.
Often in his plots (cycles "Rock and Roll Under the Kremlin", "Signs of the Wolf" and "Pawn in the Big Game", separate works "Atomic Train", "Save the Embassy" and others) elements of mysticism and fantasy are intertwined by the author, based on the plots of Russian urban legends (mutant rats in the Moscow metro, Metro-2 and the like) and uncharacteristic for the general plot orientation of the books. Also, several books by Koretsky touch upon the themes of diggerism and the search for the Lost Library of Ivan the Terrible.
Scientific activity
He is the author of 250 scientific papers, one of the developers of the published bill "On the legal regime of weapons", in legal science develops the direction of "criminal armalogy": teachings on the legal regime of weapons, studies the problems of preventing armed, domestic and various types of modern crime.[6] Thirty-five candidate dissertations were defended under his scientific supervision. Twelve proposals made by him in scientific publications for improving legislation, subsequently found reflection in the laws "On weapons", the Criminal Code of Russia and other regulations. His scientific and practical manuals on the problems of the combat use of weapons were used in training employees of internal affairs bodies and special (government) communications.[7]
Awards and prizes
- Honorary Officer of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation
- Medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II degree (1999)
- Medals "For impeccable service" 1, 2 and 3 degrees (1995, 2000, 2005)
- Medal "200 years of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia" (2002)
- Silver medal of the Federal Penitentiary Service (2008)
- Badge "For excellent service in the Ministry of Internal Affairs" (1994)
- Highest Legal Award "Themis" (2004)
- Four literary prizes of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation
- Honored Lawyer of Russia
- Awarded with a personalized weapon[8]
Screen adaptation of works
Feature Films
- (2002) - Antikiller (there is also a 3-episode TV version)
- (2003) - Antikiller 2: Anti-Terror (there is also a 4-episode TV version)
- (2007) - Antikiller D.K: Love Without Memory
TV series
- (2003) - Operational pseudonym (12 episodes)
- (2005) - Operational pseudonym 2. Return Code (8 episodes)
- (2006) - Secret Missions (12 episodes)
- (2013) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin (4 episodes)[9]
Unfinished projects
- A pawn in a big game (10 episodes, director V. Razbegaev)
- Nuclear Train (8 episodes, directed by A. Dzhunkovsky)
- Rock and roll under the Kremlin 2
Bibliography
Cycles of works
- Operative Krylov
- Antikiller
- Pawn in the big game
- (1995) - Pawn in the big game
- (1995) - Cover Action
- (1996) - Main Operation
- Secret missions
- (1998) - Secret Missions
- (2006) - Secret Missions-2
- The signs of the "Wolf"
- Thief of secrets
- Rock and roll under the Kremlin
- (2004) - Atomic Train
- (2007) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin
- (2008) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin. Book 2. Find a Spy
- (2009) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin. Book 3. Saving a Spy
- (2011) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin. Book 4. Another Spy
- (2012) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin. Book 5. Freeing the Spy
- (2014) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin. Book 6. Spies and the rest
- Cops are not angels
- (2011) - Cops are not angels, but ...
- Judas ring
- Sword "Nemesis"
- (2010) - Sword "Nemesis"
- (2014) - Who does not think about the consequences ... (Sword of "Nemesis" -2)
- (2015) - Time of "swords" ... (Sword "Nemesis" -3)
- "Sandal"
- (2016) - "Sandal" smells like gunpowder (co-authored with I. Tekalov)
- (2019) - The Sandal That Wasn't
TV series
- Crime Adventures (story cycle)
Novels
- (1988) - The Principle of Karate
- (1991) - Lead in execution
- (1992) - Mitigating Circumstances
- (1994) - Pawn in the big game
- (1995) - Antikiller
- (1995) - Cover Action
- (1996) - Main Operation
- (1997) - Operational pseudonym
- (1998) - Antikiller-2
- (1998) - Secret Missions
- (1999) - Fake figure
- (2000) - Tattooed Skin
- (2003) - Painted
- (2004) - Atomic Train
- (2005) - Return Code
- (2006) - Secret Missions-2
- (2007) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin
- (2008) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin. Book 2. Find a Spy
- (2009) - Antikiller 3: Interrogation with Addiction
- (2009) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin. Book 3. Saving a Spy
- (2009) - Long-term consequences. Iraqi saga
- (2010) - Sword of Nemesis
- (2010) - When will the gas explode?
- (2011) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin. Book 4. Another Spy
- (2011) - On the trail of the devil (Tattooed skin-3)
- (2011) - Cops are not angels, but ...
- (2012) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin. Book 5. Freeing the Spy
- (2012) - Judas Ring (co-authored with Sergei Kulikov)
- (2012) - Antikiller-4. There are no happy bandits
- (2012) - Hunting for a hunter (plot x / f Predator 1987, USA)
- (2013) - Emblem with a Secret (Thief of Secrets-3)
- (2013) - Museum artifact (Ring of Judas-2)
- (2013) - Rock and roll under the Kremlin. Book 6. Spies and the rest
- (2014) - Jackpot for a sucker
- (2014) - Save the Embassy
- (2014) - Who does not think about the consequences (Sword of Nemesis-2)
- (2014) - Antikiller-5. For his
- (2015) - Time of Swords (Sword of Nemesis-3)
- (2015) - The Logic of Choice (an extended version of the 1984 story)
- (2015) - Find Satan
- (2015) - According to the concepts of the Fierce (The Ring of Judas 3)
- (2016) - Antikiller-6 Justice is definitely not measured
- (2016) - "Sandal" smells like gunpowder (co-authored with I. Tekalov)
- (2017) - Big jackpot
- (2018) - Two lives of the squadron commander Semyonov
- (2018) - Lucifer's Smile (Judas Signet 4)
- (2019) - The Sandal That Wasn't
- (2019) - Louboutins for Cinderella
- (2020) - Fall of the Raven
- (2020) - Diamonds for Cinderella
- (2020) - Hot Hijacking
- (2021) - For thirty Tyrian shekels (Ring of Judas 5)
Novells and stories
- (1984) - The Logic of Choice
- (1985) - Admiral's Dagger
- (1988) - Own circle (extended version of "Admiral's Dagger")
- (1990) - Flash Attack
- (1990) - What a Machine Can't Do
- (1991) - Detention
- (1993) - Underway search
- (1994) - Contrary to the law
- (1995) - Ultimately
- (1995) - Two
- (1995) - Code of Justice
- (1995) - The Hunt
- (1995) - Error
- (1995) - Sterile Planet
- (1995) - Ace of Clubs
- (1995) - Shock
- (2003) - Perfume in Andorra
- (2003) - Business Trip Address - Prison
- (2007) - Hot Christmas in Dubai
- (2007) - Russian winter in Vienna
- (2009) - Becherovka for aperitif
- (2009) - Lighthouse in Borshan
- (2010) - Law and Hammer
Documentary works
- (2007) - Time of the innocent
- (2007) - Elixir of Mephistopheles
Compilations
- (1998) - Striking blow
- (2000) - Cop work
- (2000) - Opera nicknamed "The Old Man"
- (2007) - Thief of Secrets
- (2009) - Thief of Secrets - 2
Other works
- (1997) - Comprehensive Criminological Investigation of Serious Weapon Crimes
- (2003) - The Identity of an Armed Criminal and the Prevention of Armed Crimes. (Co-author: L. M. Zemlyanukhina)
- (2003) - The Criminal Law Regime of Means of Self-Defense. Special course in criminal armology
- (2003) - Weapons in judicial practice. (Co-author: V. V. Zolotykh)
- (2004) - Domestic Crimes: Past and Present. (Co-author: K. A. Myasnikov)
- (2004) - Modern Banditry: Criminological Characteristics and Prevention Measures. (Co-author: T.A.Posobina)
- (2005) - Non-Lethal Weapons: Legal Regime
- (2006) - Criminal Armalogy. The doctrine of the legal regime of weapons
- (2006) - Criminal subculture and its criminological significance. (Co-author: V. V. Tulegenov)
- (2006) - Weapons and Illicit Trafficking: Criminological Characteristics and Prevention. (Co-author: E. V. Solonitskaya)[11]
Notes
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- ↑ Serdyukov, Mikhail (18 February 2010). "Militia millionaire". Russian newspaper. Retrieved 15 August 2021.
- ↑ "Известный ростовский писатель Данил Корецкий празднует 70-летний юбилей". 2021-08-15. Archived from the original on 2021-08-15. Retrieved 2022-04-06.
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- ↑ "Данил Корецкий: Раньше муза могла не застать меня дома. Теперь у нее больше шансов". www.trud.ru (in русский). 2020-06-05. Retrieved 2022-04-06.
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