Nikolai Vasilyevich Korlinsky ( 1851 - November 12, 1933, Königstein , near Frankfurt , Germany [1] ) - Russian lexicographer , Esperanto . One of the compilers of the Russian-Esperanto dictionary (1910), known as the dictionary of Dr. Korzlinsky.
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Curriculum vitae
By profession a doctor . Prominent educator. In 1919, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin signed a security certificate to Korzlinsky [2] .
Compiled under the guidance of Korzlinsky and published in 1910 in Moscow, the Russian-Esperanto dictionary was the most comprehensive dictionary of that time. It included 24,250 words. After the publication of his dictionary Korzlinsky worked a lot on its completion. The manuscript containing these additions died in 1924 during a fire that destroyed a significant part of the archives of the Moscow Institute of Esperanto , the magazine La Ondo de Esperanto and the Esperanto bookstore [3] .
Olga Korzlinsky's daughter, Olga, was the wife of the (second in a row) Swiss revolutionary Friedrich Platten . Having learned from the newspapers that her husband was sentenced by the Romanian court to execution by hanging (the information was false), Olga Nikolaevna, on December 31, 1918, in Zurich, committed suicide by throwing herself out of the window [4] .
Notes
- ↑ Unforgettable graves: Russian abroad: obituaries 1917-1997: 6 tons. / Russian state. b-ka Separate lit. rus foreign countries; status V.N. Chuvakov ; by ed. E. V. Makarevich . - M .: Pashkov House, 2001. - Vol. 3: I — K. - 675 s. - 1000 copies - ISBN 5-7510-0195-8 (v. 3).
- ↑ News of the Central Committee of the CPSU. - 1989. - № 5. - p. 204.
- ↑ Period 1905-1917
- ↑ Who shot at Lenin? (inaccessible link)
Literature
- Russian-Esperanto Dictionary / Comp. N. V. Korzlinsky [et al.]. - M.: Tipo-lithograph Y. Venus, 1910. - 729 p.
- Alexander Vatlin , Doctor of Historical Sciences; Fritz Nikolaus Platten . Family portrait on the background of the era // Motherland. - 2003. - № 8.