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Pavel dmitrichenko release dates

          Dmitrichenko was granted an early release from prison due to good behavior in.!

          Russian news agencies quoted the dancer's lawyer Sergei Kadyrov saying that Pavel Dmitrichenko was released Tuesday after a parole commission.

        1. Russian news agencies quoted the dancer's lawyer Sergei Kadyrov saying that Pavel Dmitrichenko was released Tuesday after a parole commission.
        2. Dmitrichenko was convicted with two others and sentenced to six years in jail in December Reuters reports he was freed on parole in May.
        3. Dmitrichenko was granted an early release from prison due to good behavior in.
        4. Pavel Dmitrichenko is known for The Bolshoi Ballet: Live from Moscow - The Nutcracker (), The Bolshoi Ballet: Live From Moscow - The Nutcracker () and.
        5. Dancer who arranged acid attack on Bolshoi's former artistic director is released early after serving less than three years of sentence.
        6. Bolshoi Ballet artistic director attacked with acid

          In a crime that scandalized Russia and made headlines around the world, Sergei Filin, the artistic director at the famed Bolshoi Ballet, is attacked with acid outside his home in Moscow on January 17, 2013.

          A dancer at the ballet, Pavel Dmitrichenko, was later convicted for ordering the attack, which revealed deep divisions within the ballet company.

          On the evening of January 17, Sergei Filin was returning home when a masked man threw sulphuric acid in his face.

          At the time, Filin was the artistic director of the Bolshoi Ballet, Moscow's most renowned and historic ballet company. Catherine the Great founded the first incarnation of the theater in 1776, and over the centuries the Bolshoi Ballet has set the standard of excellence in Russia's national art form.

          Ballet was closely associated with the Romanov court in Tsarist Russia; after the Bolshevik revolution and the execution of Tsar Nicholas and his family, the Bolshoi remain