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Julian Ivanovich Simashko (Russian: Юлиан Иванович Симашко; 1821–1893) was a
Russian zoologist and entomologist. He
wrote Russkaya Fauna published in Saint...
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Simashko, 1851)
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Julian Schwinger (1918–1994),
Nobel Prize winning American physicist Julian Simashko (1821–1893),
Russian zoologist and
entomologist Julian Simon (1932–1998)...
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Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Shmuk,
studied the
biochemistry of
tobacco Julian Simashko,
zoologist Norair Sisakian, biochemist, one of the
founders of
space biology...
- 1871–1888.
Founded by
writer Elena Apreleva and
natural scientist Yulian Simashko, and
appealing to both to
parents and children, it is
considered to be...
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Russian authors translated by
Stiller included Demyan Bedny,
Moris Simashko, and
Lidia Chukovskaya.
Czech writers translated by
Stiller included Fráňa...
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meteorite was
obtained by
Julian Simashko, a
Russian zoologist and
entomologist interested in meteorites.
After the
death of
Simashko, his
heirs sold the meteorite...
- Semaška
Lithuanian surname m.: Semaška f.: (unmarried) Semaškaitė f.: (married) Semaškienė
Related names Semashko Simashko...
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edited the book
Games and
Lessons for Children. In 1871,
along with
Yulian Simashko, she
started to
publish and edit the
journal Semya i Shkola, then became...
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pages with
titles containing Semashko Semaška
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lists people with the
surname Semashko...
