Historical figures in Simferopol
The atlas holds 7 people and 9 moments here, from 1783 to 1971. The most recorded lives are Catherine II of Russia, Alexander Pushkin and Dmitri Mendeleev. Among them Political Leaders, Educators and Historians, across the Ottoman Empire and the Interwar Period.
Notable people
Alexander Pushkin
in 1820
1 moment here
Russian poet, novelist, playwright, and foundational figure of modern Russian literature. This chronology traces documented physical presences from…
Catherine II of Russia
from 1783 to 1787
3 moments here
Catherine II (Catherine the Great), born Sophie Auguste Friederike of Anhalt-Zerbst, was empress of Russia from 1762 to 1796.…
Dmitri Mendeleev
in 1855
1 moment here
Russian chemist Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev formulated the periodic law and produced a foundational periodic table.…
Ho Chi Minh
in 1927
1 moment here
Vietnamese revolutionary and statesman, born Nguyễn Sinh Cung, who led the Việt Minh, proclaimed the Democratic Republic of Vietnam in 1945, and…
Igor Tamm
in 1919
1 moment here
Soviet theoretical physicist and 1958 Nobel laureate in Physics, noted for work on Cherenkov radiation, nuclear physics, and controlled thermonuclear…
Mikhail Frunze
in 1920
1 moment here
Mikhail Vasilyevich Frunze was a Bolshevik revolutionary, Red Army commander, Soviet military theorist, and senior state official.…
Willy Brandt
in 1971
1 moment here
German Social Democratic politician, born Herbert Ernst Karl Frahm in Lübeck. He lived in exile in Norway and Sweden during the Nazi era, became…
Moments
- 1783 Annexes Crimea Catherine II of Russia
- 1787 A triumphal procession through Crimea Catherine II of Russia
- 1787 Visits Simferopol Catherine II of Russia
- 1820 Stayed in Simferopol Alexander Pushkin
- 1855 Science teacher at Simferopol Gymnasium Dmitri Mendeleev
- 1919 Physics teaching in Simferopol Igor Tamm
- 1920 Residence at Makurin House Mikhail Frunze
- 1927 Tuberculosis recuperation in Crimea Ho Chi Minh
- 1971 Visit to Crimea Willy Brandt