Alexander Nabokov biography

When he was released from his duties, he settled in Norway. Konstantin Dmitrievich Nabokov, known as the author of the book “Testing of the diplomat” Stockholm, which contains interesting details of the external policy of the last years of the reign of Nicholas II. The author of the book as the first secretary of the Russian Embassy in London "accepted both the first and second delegation that came from St.

Petersburg to London in the year." For some time he replaced the ambassador, and then, after resignation, he went to Norway. He had no family. He died on March 18 in London - - Natalya Dmitrievna - for Peterson Karl Aleksandrovich, Russian consul in The Hague - - Vera Dmitrievna - for Ivan Grigoryevich Pykhacheva, hunter and landowner - Nina Dmitrievna - from the Baron Rausash von Traubenberg - Military Governor of Warsaw, second husband - Admiral Nikolai Nikolayevich Kolomeytsev, Hero of the Japanese War - - Elizaveta Dmitrievna - for Henry, Prince Sayin -Vettgenstein -Berlaburg, and after his death behind Roman Fedorovich Leikman, the tutor of her sons.

Nee Nabokov, wife of the brightest prince G. Sayn -Vyvgstein, former maid of honor - - Nadezhda Dmitrievna - for Dmitry Vonlyarsky, with whom she subsequently divorced according to the literary critic V. Fedorov, the work of Vladimir Vladimirovich Nabokov for our reader - “almost a dull virgin lands, and our critics and literary critics are still waiting for the“ air bridge ”, thrown naughty between Nabokovs, thrown naughty between Russian, American and European literature.

" The first book in the homeland of a wonderful writer of Russian emigration Vladimir Nabokov was published in Moscow, at the publishing house "Fiction", and became known to the Russian reader only in the year. V. Nabokov reported very few “Having left Petersburg for eighteen years, I was too young in Russia to show any curiosity for my genealogy; Now I regret it. Already in exile, my uncle Viktorovich Golubtsov, a great lover of such research, provided me with some interesting information.

He got that the old noble family of Nabokovs occurred ... from the Tatar prince of the Tatar prince named to one six years ago.

My grandmother, my father’s mother, born of Baroness Korf, was from the ancient German kind and found a simple charm that in honor of the ancestor-Crusader, the island of Corfu was allegedly named. These corfs were Russified back in the eighteenth century, and among them the encyclopedias note many prominent people. On the paternal line, we are in a variety of kinship or property with Aksakov, Shishkov, Pushchin, Danzas ...

Among my ancestors there are many service people; There are participants in the glorious wars strewn with diamond signs; There is a Siberian gold miner and millionaire Vasily Rukavishnikov, my mother's grandfather Elena Ivanovna; There is a scientist President of the Medical and Surgical Academy Nikolai Kozlov, her other grandfather; There is a hero of the Friedland, Borodino, Leipzig and many other battles of General -infantry, Ivan Nabokov, the brother of my great -grandfather, he is also the director of the Chesmensky almshouse and commandant S.

The writer Dmitry Nikolayevich Nabokov graduated from the school of law in St. Petersburg, from the year he served as a member of the State Council, in the Minister - the Minister - the Minister - Justice. Nabokov served as the Minister of Justice of the Crimean Regional Government, and in the spring of the year on a cargo Greek ship, the family left Russia among other refugees, as it turned out later, forever.

Nabokov obscured P. Milyukov from the monarchist bullet and was killed. In the year, V. Nabokov married Vera Slonim, to whom he dedicated all his books. In the year they had a son Dmitry, the best, after his father, a translator of Russian books by Nabokov into English. In the year, the family moved to Paris, where V. Nabokov lived and worked before leaving for America. Michigan published their correspondence in the year in the year in Russian.

They lived in Pskov during the exile of A. Pushkin in Mikhailovsky and talked with the poet. Here the Nabokovs intersect with pins and aksakov. The daughter of Lieutenant General Ivan Aleksandrovich Nabokova, Ekaterina Ivanovna, married Colonel Alexei Pavlovich Poltoratsky, Chisinau familiar Pushkin, with whom the poet was on “you”. The feeling for it was reflected in more than 20 poetic works of the poet.

Pushkin was present at her wedding in the year. Thus, the Nabokovs enter the kinship with the Bakunins. The wife of the writer M. Osorgina, Tatyana Alekseevna Bakunina, came from the same Bakunins. The cousin of Alexei Pavlovich and Alexander Alexandrovich Poltoratsky, Anna Petrovna Kern, nee Poltoratskaya, is known as the subject of a short -lived but strong feeling of Pushkin, expressed by him in the poem “I remember a wonderful moment” also known eleven letters to her and two letters by A.

Kern to Pushkin. For about thirty years, the literary and aristocratic salon of Alexei Nikolayevich and Elizabeth Markovna Olenins in St. Petersburg lasted and was famous in enlightened and art circles with special hospitality.The salon of Olenina, according to his contemporary, "combined everything that was wonderful in St. Petersburg in terms of literature and art." The owner of the cabin was the president of the Academy of Arts, and after the death of A.

Stroganov, he was appointed director of the public library. He was a writer, artist, archaeologist, expert and connoisseur of antiquities, especially the art of classical Hellas. Member of all scientific societies. In his salon, tolerance of the dissenters reigned, he lived peacefully and with Shishkov and Karamzin. According to contemporary A. Pypin, these qualities of the owner of the house united a significant group of educated people of their time around him.

They gathered almost daily for dinner and often lit up until late at night, talked, joked, criticized the works of friends - musicians, artists, writers. Aksakov recalled: “In the year, Zagoskin wrote the comedy“ Good Small ”and dedicated it to his boss, director of the public library Alexei Nikolayevich Olenin ... All Russian talents of that time gathered near him, like near an older friend.” Pypin noted: "A circle gathered in the house of Olenin was almost the only one where representatives of real literature from Karamzin to Pushkin gathered." Since then, the poet has become a frequent visitor to the salon, where he met with N.

Gnedich, V. Zhukovsky, I. Krylov, future Decembrist M. Bestuzhev-Ryumin and other representatives of Russian culture. Pushkin came to the Olenin "as his man" and often talked with the owner about art. However, in the year he was refused a matchmaking to Olenin's daughter - Anna Alekseevna. Deadwago, Lieutenant General Konstantin Markovich Poltoratsky, married Princess Sofya Borisovna Golitsyna Vladimir Nabokov, reporting his genealogy, noted the “cousin of uncle” by Vladimir Viktorovich Golubtsov, a famous genealogue.

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