Omsk men's classical gymnasium is a secondary school in the Russian Empire. It existed from 1876 to 1920 and was revived in 1990.
| Omsk men's classical gymnasium | |
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| Founded | |
| Is closed | 1920 |
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| Address | Omsk, Tarskaya street |
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History
Opened in 1876 by decree of the Governor-General of Western Siberia, Nikolai Gennadievich Kaznakov . It was located at the former Tara gates (the current address is Tarskaya Street , 2)
The building of the gymnasium was designed by the architect E. I. Ezeta [1] . On December 1, 1881, a graduate of Kazan University full state councilor A.V. Popov was appointed director of the gymnasium, and in the gymnasium he also began to teach Greek.
Education was paid (1894 - 40 rubles per year, in 1916 - 60 rubles).
In 1920, in accordance with the instructions of the People's Commissariat of Education, the gymnasium was closed, at its base a secondary school was organized. V.I. Lenin 2 steps [2] .
New Story
During World War II, the school was occupied by an evacuation hospital.
In 1954, secondary school No. 19 was opened in this building. Poet R. Rozhdestvensky , a professor of painting S. Belov , a composer V. Uspensky , and a dynasty of physicians of the Chulovskys and Maslovs studied here.
On the centenary, in 1976, the school was awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor, and then she moved to a new typical building. On the old building there are several memorial plaques. Now it houses the “Institute for the Development of Education in the Omsk Region” [3] .
In 1990, by decision of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, the status of the gymnasium was returned to the school. All historical materials are carefully stored in the museum gymnasium. Currently it is one of the most prestigious educational institutions of Omsk.
Famous teachers
Famous Alumni
Vasily Plyaskin (1918, with a gold medal) - Bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church, Bishop of Omsk and Tyumen.
Innokentiy Laptev is a public figure, a deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Empire of the first and second convocations of the Siberian Cossack army, a member of the State Council of the Russian Empire.
Ivan Maysky (Jan Lyakhovetsky) (1901) - Soviet diplomat, historian and journalist, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences.
Alexander Olenich-Gnenenko (1912) - Soviet writer, translator of Lewis Carroll.
Konstantin Popov is a revolutionary, a Menshevik , a leader of the Soviet special services, the chairman of the Irkutsk GubChK and the investigative commission on the case of A. V. Kolchak .
Georgy Rybin (1919, with a gold medal) - Russian hydrograph, explorer of the Arctic and the Baltic Sea.
Dmitry Strelnikov - Russian, Soviet scientist, a specialist in the field of mining.
Alexey Tumansky (1914) - Russian and Soviet military pilot, test pilot of the 1st class.
Mikhail Usov (1901, with a gold medal) - Russian and Soviet geological scientist, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences.
Viktor Chernavin - Russian military commander, Major General of the General Staff of the Russian Empire, White Guard.
Leonid Shumilovsky (1894) - Russian politician, journalist, Minister of Labor in the government A. V. Kolchak.
Literature
- From the history of Omsk (1716–1917): essays, documents, materials / State Archive of the Omsk Region / comp.: E.N. Evseev (executive editor), M.A. Pletneva, O.K. Sosnenko. - Omsk: West Siberian Book Publishing House, Omsk Branch, 1967. - 222 p.