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  | term_start        = 24 September 2010
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  | office3          =  Chairwoman of the [[Defense Council]]
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| predecessor4       =  {{wp|Oleg Shenin}}
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  | relations      = {{wp|Gennady Yanayev}} <br> (Secret affair)
  | relations      = {{wp|Gennady Yanayev}} <br> (alleged affair)
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{{About|Yana Lantratova in the [[Portal:SovAm|SOVAM]] universe|her real life counterpart|{{wp|Yana Lantratova}}}}
{{About|Yana Lantratova in the [[Portal:SovAm|SOVAM]] universe|her real life counterpart|{{wp|Yana Lantratova}}}}
'''Yana Valerievna Lantratova''' ({{wp|Russian language|Russian}}: Яна Валерьевна Лантратова, born 14 December 1988 in {{wp|Leningrad}}) is a Soviet politician who serves as the 2nd [[Premier of the Soviet Union]] since the reformation and the 8th [[General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union]].
Lantratova joined the [[Soviet Pioneers]] at age 7, an later joined the [[Komsomol]] when she was 11 years old. She was forcefully taken to {{wp|Moscow}} at a young age, where she was practically raised by the {{wp|Nomenklatura}} during the [[Second Russian Civil War (Yoyoman)|Civil War]] after both of her parents were killed during the Civil War. Once her mentor and alleged {{wp|sexual partner}}, {{wp|Gennady Yanayev}} died, she became the acting Premier just before she graduated from the {{wp|Moscow State University}}. Under Lantratova's reign, the [[Soviet Union (Yoyoman)|Soviet Union]] underwent heavy political and military reforms in order to catch up with the [[United States]] and to continue on the [[the Cold War|Cold War]], these reforms involved the simplification of the power structure and the total reformation of the [[Soviet Armed Forces]].
==Early life==
Yana was born in the city of {{wp|Leningrad}} in 1988 (during the Second Russian Civil War) as an only-child. Her father, Yuri Lantratov was a [[Colonel of the Red Army]] and her mother was serving as a {{wp|conscript}} for the [[Counter-Revolutionary Emergency Commission's Red Army]], Lantratova's family was very close with the {{wp|Gennady Yanayev|Yanayev family}} which were also directing the Counter-Revolutionary Emergency Commission (CEC).
In 1990, her mother was tragically killed in action in the [[Battle for Omsk]] against the [[Siberian State]]. Later in the same year, her father was also killed by an airstrike on Palace Square. Remaining members of her family lived outside of CEC occupied territories, so Gennady Yanayev personally ordered for Yana to be brought to Moscow to be adopted and raised by the Yanayevs.
In 1995, Lantratova was enrolled into the Soviet Pioneers when she was 7, After graduating the Pioneers, she became a member of the Komsomol at age 11, in which she would remain until she was 18. At age 16, Lantratova became a student of the Moscow State University, studying politics, and would graduate from it in January 2011.
Gennady himself mentored Yana, and taught her the skills needed to become a full fledged member of the Communist Party and even the [[Presidium of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union|Presidium]]. As she became the [[Deputy Premier of the Soviet Union]] in 2006, Yanayev shifted his mentoring topics towards leading the Soviet Union.
==Alleged affair==
In 2018, an anonymous person, who claimed to be ex-Nomenklatura and was banished from the Soviet Union after Lantratova was appointed as Deputy Premier, claimed that Yanayev engaged with sexual activity with Yana from the age of 12. Sincd the initial claim, more media companies have seeked to interview the person, they have also claimed that the CEC bombed it's own territories to keep the population in order, as well as many other topics that have given a spark of contraversy to the Soviet Union and it's government.
The Soviet government and Lantratova both haven't commented about the accusations, and when asked about it at press conferences, the question is simply dismissed and ignored. There is no evidence to support the statements made about Lantratova, other Lantratova's sudden and completely abnormal promotion to [[Deputy Premier of the Soviet Union|Deputy Premier]] when she became 18 years of age.
==Leader of the Soviet Union==
==Personal life==

Latest revision as of 13:19, 19 July 2024

Comrade Premier
Yana Lantratova
Яна Лантратова
Yana Lantratova1.jpg
2nd Premier of the Soviet Union
Assumed office
24 September 2010
DeputyGennady Zyuganov (2010-2015)
Viktor Tyulkin (2015-)
Preceded byGennady Yanayev
8th General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Assumed office
24 September 2010
Preceded byGennady Yanayev
Chairwoman of the Defense Council
Assumed office
24 September 2010
Preceded byGennady Yanayev
2nd Deputy Premier of the Soviet Union
In office
14 December 2006 – 24 September 2010
PremierGennady Yanayev
Preceded byOleg Shenin
Succeeded byGennady Zyuganov
Personal details
Born (1988-12-14) December 14, 1988 (age 35)
Leningrad
Political partyCommunist Party of the Soviet Union
RelationsGennady Yanayev
(alleged affair)
ResidenceNovo-Ogaryovo
Military service
AllegianceSoviet UnionSoviet Union
Branch/serviceSoviet Armed Forces
Years of service2010-
RankPremier
CommandsSupreme High Commander-in-Chief

Yana Valerievna Lantratova (Russian: Яна Валерьевна Лантратова, born 14 December 1988 in Leningrad) is a Soviet politician who serves as the 2nd Premier of the Soviet Union since the reformation and the 8th General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

Lantratova joined the Soviet Pioneers at age 7, an later joined the Komsomol when she was 11 years old. She was forcefully taken to Moscow at a young age, where she was practically raised by the Nomenklatura during the Civil War after both of her parents were killed during the Civil War. Once her mentor and alleged sexual partner, Gennady Yanayev died, she became the acting Premier just before she graduated from the Moscow State University. Under Lantratova's reign, the Soviet Union underwent heavy political and military reforms in order to catch up with the United States and to continue on the Cold War, these reforms involved the simplification of the power structure and the total reformation of the Soviet Armed Forces.

Early life

Yana was born in the city of Leningrad in 1988 (during the Second Russian Civil War) as an only-child. Her father, Yuri Lantratov was a Colonel of the Red Army and her mother was serving as a conscript for the Counter-Revolutionary Emergency Commission's Red Army, Lantratova's family was very close with the Yanayev family which were also directing the Counter-Revolutionary Emergency Commission (CEC).

In 1990, her mother was tragically killed in action in the Battle for Omsk against the Siberian State. Later in the same year, her father was also killed by an airstrike on Palace Square. Remaining members of her family lived outside of CEC occupied territories, so Gennady Yanayev personally ordered for Yana to be brought to Moscow to be adopted and raised by the Yanayevs.

In 1995, Lantratova was enrolled into the Soviet Pioneers when she was 7, After graduating the Pioneers, she became a member of the Komsomol at age 11, in which she would remain until she was 18. At age 16, Lantratova became a student of the Moscow State University, studying politics, and would graduate from it in January 2011.

Gennady himself mentored Yana, and taught her the skills needed to become a full fledged member of the Communist Party and even the Presidium. As she became the Deputy Premier of the Soviet Union in 2006, Yanayev shifted his mentoring topics towards leading the Soviet Union.

Alleged affair

In 2018, an anonymous person, who claimed to be ex-Nomenklatura and was banished from the Soviet Union after Lantratova was appointed as Deputy Premier, claimed that Yanayev engaged with sexual activity with Yana from the age of 12. Sincd the initial claim, more media companies have seeked to interview the person, they have also claimed that the CEC bombed it's own territories to keep the population in order, as well as many other topics that have given a spark of contraversy to the Soviet Union and it's government.

The Soviet government and Lantratova both haven't commented about the accusations, and when asked about it at press conferences, the question is simply dismissed and ignored. There is no evidence to support the statements made about Lantratova, other Lantratova's sudden and completely abnormal promotion to Deputy Premier when she became 18 years of age.

Leader of the Soviet Union

Personal life