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Natalia Thiebaud KondratievaIgnazio Cassis’ wife looked after “Putin’s doctor” until her death
Doctor Natalia Thiebaud Kondratieva, who gave birth to Putin’s children with gymnast Kabaeva, died last Friday. Among her doctors was Mrs. Cassis.
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Gynecologist Natalia Thiebaud Kondratieva is said to have given birth to Putin’s secret children with gymnast Alina Kabaeva in Ticino. She died in Switzerland on the anniversary of the war in Ukraine.
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In the past few weeks, Natalia Kondratieva has been getting worse and worse, her longtime partner Giorgio Grandini tells Blick.
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Radiologist Paola Rodoni Cassis is also part of the medical team accompanying Kondratieva.
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Gynecologist Natalia Thiebaud Kondratieva is said to have given birth to Putin’s secret children with gymnast Alina Kabaeva in Ticino.
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On the anniversary of the war died in Switzerland.
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Her medical team included Paola Cassis, the wife of Federal Councilor Ignazio Cassis.
“Putin doctor” Natalia Thiebaud Kondratieva was cared for even in her final years by Paola Rodoni Cassis, the wife of Federal Councilor Ignazio Cassis: only on Tuesday did the investigative journalists of the independent Russian media company Proekt identify her as “Putin’s doctor”. It then turns out that Thiebaud Kondratieva died in Switzerland on the anniversary of the war.
According to the Proekt report, she helped give birth to children of the Russian President with gymnast Alina Kabaeva. The 63-year-old is said to have led the medical team during the delivery. Just months after giving birth, Kondratieva herself fell ill and had three surgeries to remove the tumor in her lungs.
Over 500 people attended the funeral
In the past few weeks, Natalia Kondratieva has been getting worse and worse, her longtime partner Giorgio Grandini tells Blick. Radiologist Paola Rodoni Cassis is also part of the medical team accompanying Kondratieva. “Radiology was very important for the treatment,” says Grandini.
According to reports, the gynecologist’s funeral took place the day after her death. ‘She wanted it that way. I thought it would be a celebration in close family circles, »says her partner. But more than 500 people turned up, also from Russia, and more than 220 bouquets of flowers were laid on the grave, her partner continues.
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