- Hélene
Pavlovna Kotchoubey (Russian: Елена Павловна Кочубей}, née
Bibikova (Russian: Бибикова) (1812-1888) was a
Russian noblewoman and
court official...
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August 2015. Vaitl, D.; Birbaumer, N.; Gruzelier, J.; Jamieson, G. A.;
Kotchoubey, B.; Kübler, A.; Lehmann, D.; Miltner, W. H.; et al. (2005). "Psychobiology...
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Mutschler V.;
Lutun P.;
Jaeger A.;
Calon B.;
Meyer A.;
Pottecher T.; Lang S.;
Kotchoubey B. (2009c). "Cortical
Information Processing in Coma" (PDF). Cognitive...
- 1937, Leningrad,
Saint Petersburg). She married, firstly,
Prince Leon
Kotchoubey (1862-1927) in Baden-Baden, Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg on 7 September...
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Sleep Research. 26: 243.
Vaitl D,
Birbaumer N,
Gruzelier J,
Jamieson GA,
Kotchoubey B, Kübler A,
Lehmann D,
Miltner WH, Ott U, Pütz P,
Sammer G,
Strauch I...
- 683–685. doi:10.1016/j.jocn.2013.05.015. PMID 24210803. S2CID 22692004.
Kotchoubey, Boris;
Manfred Schneck;
Simone Lang;
Niels Birbaumer (2003). "Event-related...
- 1939–1976
Tatiana Schaufuss 1976–1986
Teymuraz K.
Bagration 1986–1992
Andrew Kotchoubey, PhD 1992–1996 The
position of
President was
eliminated in 1996. Chairman...
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empress in 1881, but died
later that same year, and was
succeeded by Hélene
Kotchoubey. Hall, Coryne,
Little Mother of Russia: A
Biography of
Empress Marie Feodorovna...
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eminent Imperial Statesman Viktor Kochubey. The
family name is also
spelled Kotchoubey (French) and
Kotschoubey (German,
Almanach de Gotha).
Vasyl Kochubey was...
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works published,
first under her
maiden name, then
under that of
Princess Kotchoubey and
finally under that of
Madame d'Artigues. An Outcast, 1865 Gabriel...
