Vasily Ivanovich Ivanovo ( 1846 , Sokovnino village Mescherinsky volost Chernysk county Tula province Russian Empire - August 11, 1911 , Bucharest , Romania ) - Russian revolutionary populist, participant in the “ process of one hundred and ninety-three ”, propagandist, doctor.
| Vasily Semenovich Ivanovsky | |
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| Aliases | Basil the Great, Margarita |
| Date of Birth | 1846 |
| Place of Birth | village Sokovnino, Chernsky Uyezd , Tula province , Russian empire |
| Date of death | August 11, 1911 |
| A place of death | Bucharest Kingdom of Romania |
| Citizenship |  Russian Empire →  Kingdom of Romania |
| Occupation | professional revolutionary doctor |
| Education | Imperial Medical and Surgical Academy (1874) |
| Religion | Orthodoxy |
| The consignment | Massacre |
| Main ideas | populism |
Biography
Born in 1846 in the village of Sokovnino, Chernsky district, Tula province (now Plavsky district, Tula region ) in the family of an Orthodox priest. In addition to Vasily, the sisters of Alexander , Evdokia , Praskovya were brought up in the family; brothers - Ivan and Peter.
He graduated from the Belevsk Theological College and the Tula Theological Seminary.
In 1868 he entered Moscow University , and then transferred to Petersburg at the Imperial Medical and Surgical Academy . He was arrested in connection with the case of the "Nechevays" on January 12, 1870 on charges of belonging to the "Siberian circle" and released on January 31 of that year.
In 1870 - 1871 he took an active part in student circles; was in close relationship with the circle of Sophia Ginzburg and the " Tchaikovsky "; He was a representative of the library student commission and organized at the library of the Medical and Surgical Academy a "book section" and a department for the sale of populist literature.
In the summer of 1872 he took part in the organization of secret libraries in Tula and in other cities.
In the summer of 1873 he was the organizer of the "commune" at Rezvoe Manor ( Shlisselburg Uyezd, St. Petersburg Province ); On September 3 of that year, a “commune” was searched, due to suspicions of political unreliability of its members. He was under the secret surveillance of the Police Department.
In 1874 he graduated from the Medical and Surgical Academy; was searched again on March 20, 1874 .
He served as a zemstvo doctor in the village of Shemetovo ( Aleksandrovsky district, Vladimir province ). Arrested in February 1875 in connection with the production of an inquiry in the case of propaganda in the empire (“the process of one hundred ninety-three ”), due to a slip of the tongue by A. V. Nizovkin.
He was transferred to Petersburg and on February 21, 1875 he was imprisoned in the Peter and Paul Fortress , from where on May 16 of the same year he was transferred to the police unit.
On February 19, 1876, at the highest order, the case about him was resolved administratively with the institution behind him, due to relations with propagandists, of special police supervision.
He was involved in an inquiry in the case of unlawful propaganda (the “ 50 trial ”), but by the highest order on November 11, 1876, the case about him was terminated due to a lack of evidence.
He moved to Moscow, conducted propaganda among workers along with Vsevolod Ionov , Peter Alekseev and Viktor Obnorsky and was arrested again in February 1876.
On January 1, 1877, he fled from arrest from the Basmanny prison house and emigrated from Russia abroad.
In 1877 or 1878 he moved to Romania , where he was engaged in private medical practice in Sulin and Tulce under the name of Peter Alexandrov.
He was the central figure of the Russian emigration in Romania and took part in the revolutionary movement in Russia.
He died on August 11, 1911 in Bucharest from liver disease [1] .
Siblings
- Evdokia Semenovna Ivanovskaya
- Praskovya Semenovna Ivanovskaya
- Alexandra Semenovna Ivanovskaya
- Ivanovsky, Ivan Semenovich (born around 1859) - a graduate of the Belevsky Theological College and the Tula Theological Seminary. He was involved in an inquiry in February 1876 on charges of participation in an anti-government society for propaganda among the people: he distributed banned publications among seminarians. Excluded from the seminary, about two years was in the Tula prison. By the highest order, on July 17, 1877, the case about him was resolved administratively with the establishment of secret surveillance.
- Ivanovsky, Pyotr Semenovich (born around 1863) - studied at home with his brother Vasily, and after his arrest he moved to the apartment of Evdokia Semenovna Ivanovskaya, where he was arrested at the age of 13. He was involved in an inquiry in February 1876 in Moscow on charges of participating in an anti-government society for propaganda. Released after three weeks. By the highest order on July 17, 1877, the case was dismissed.