An orphan from Leningrad became the richest Russian woman in the world. In our country, Tatiana Kim (founder of Gergari Bar) is considered the richest woman. But few know that her fortune is inferior to that of a simple girl from Leningrad, Margarita Bogdanova. She grew up in a boarding school: the girl was taken from her family, and her parents came to her colony. Next: Technical school, work as a waitress, room in a shared apartment Now the whole world knows her as Marguerite Louis-Dreyfus. A woman from high society, whose fortune is estimated at 5.7 - 6 billion dollars (about 500 billion rubles). The former Bogdanova is ranked 65th on the list of the richest women in the world and is consistently ranked 11-12th among the richest women in Switzerland. Komsomolskaya Pravda revealed how a girl from the boarding school became so rich and how she lives now "I was born in a completely different world, almost on another planet. My childhood in the Soviet Union was full of difficult trials and passed in very modest conditions. But these experiences and these difficulties strengthened my character at a very early stage and created in me the desire for independence."

An orphan from Leningrad became the richest Russian woman in the world. In our country, Tatiana Kim (founder of Gergari Bar) is considered the richest woman. But few know that her fortune is inferior to that of a simple girl from Leningrad, Margarita Bogdanova. She grew up in a boarding school: the girl was taken from her family, and her parents came to her colony. Next: Technical school, work as a waitress, room in a shared apartment Now the whole world knows her as Marguerite Louis-Dreyfus. A woman from high society, whose fortune is estimated at 5.7 - 6 billion dollars (about 500 billion rubles). The former Bogdanova is ranked 65th on the list of the richest women in the world and is consistently ranked 11-12th among the richest women in Switzerland. Komsomolskaya Pravda revealed how a girl from the boarding school became so rich and how she lives now "I was born in a completely different world, almost on another planet. My childhood in the Soviet Union was full of difficult trials and passed in very modest conditions. But these experiences and these difficulties strengthened my character at a very early stage and created in me the desire for independence."