Alisa Ilyushin-Medvedev

Alisa Ilyushin-Medvedev was the wife of Roman Medvedev and the mother of six children (five girls and one boy) including Evgeniya Medvedev-Nemtsov, Nikola Medvedev's great-grandmother. She was born to a wealthy family in Samara, Russia, where she met her husband-to-be, Roman. She only left the city twice (both times to visit her brother-in-law Pavel Medvedev and his family in Paris) and died there at the age of eighty-two. She outlived her husband by ten years. Her line of the Medvedevs were the main inhabitants of the Pripyat Hunting Estate in Pripyat, Ukraine, and it was her great-great-great-great-grandson who locked it up after the Chernobyl disaster in the 1980s.

Ilyushin Family
The Ilyushins are a very old family from Samara and they are one of the wealthier families in the city. More than half of the Ilyushins live in the city, and very few live outside of Eastern Europe. They were disappointed to give Alisa over to the even wealthier Medvedev Family.