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Mikhaylovich Yevreinov (Russian: Ива́н Миха́йлович Евре́инов; 1694 – 3
February O.S. 1724) was a
Russian geodesist and explorer. Ivan
Yevreinov was born in...
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Yurii Mykolaiovych Yevreinov (October 18, 1932, Kyiv – May 5, 1990, Kyiv) was a
Ukrainian artist. In 1963, he
became a
member of the
Union of Architects...
- Okhotsk-Bolseretsk,
became the
standard route to Kamchatka. In 1720, Ivan
Yevreinov mapped Kamchatka and the Kurils. The Danish-born
explorer Vitus Bering...
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Kuril Islands were
explored by
Danila Antsiferov, I. Kozyrevsky, Ivan
Yevreinov,
Fyodor Luzhin,
Martin Spanberg, Adam
Johann von Krusenstern,
Vasily Golovnin...
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Nikolai Nikolayevich Evreinov (Russian: Николай Николаевич Евреинов;
February 13, 1879 –
September 7, 1953) was a
Russian director,
dramatist and theatre...
- Taui Bay and to the west of
Shelikhov Bay. It is
entered between Capes Yevreinov and
Babushkin and is 59.5 km (about 37 mi) wide.
National Geospatial-Intelligence...
- Timofeyevich,
conqueror of Siberia,
explorer of West
Siberian rivers Ivan
Yevreinov,
author of the
first instrumental maps of
Kamchatka and the
Kuril Islands...
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Hotel Russia at
Moika 60. He had a
false p****port
under the
surname "
Yevreinov". On 18
November 1917,
Purishkevich was
arrested by the Red
Guards for...
- Luzhin* (?–1727) cartographer,
geodesist In 1719–1721,
together with Ivan
Yevreinov,
Luzhin made the
first instrumental mapping of
Kamchatka and the first...
- is
separated from the
neighboring islands by the
Fourth Kuril Strait,
Yevreinov Strait, and
Krenitsyn Strait. The
neighboring islands are Makanrushi,...
