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| Vladimir Tshernavin I painos v. 1936 / Karisto Oppian 2025, 408 s. |
The Tchernavins were still living in Finland in 1933, but...In 1934 Tchernavin and his family moved to England, where he continued his scientific work as an ichthyologist. He worked in the Natural History Museum in London until his death...Tchernavin took his own life in London on 31 March 1949, the day after a friend he had been caring for died of an illness.[6] Tchernavin, his wife, and son are all interred at the St. Mary Churchyard in South Perrott, West Dorset District, Dorset, England.[6][14]
Vladimir Vyacheslavovich Chernavin was rehabilitated in the Soviet Union on October 11, 1989 by the prosecutor's office of the Murmansk region.[15]...
The New Masses (a literary, communist magazine in New York City) decried Tchernavin's I Speak for the Silent as a "vicious" attack on the Soviet Union by a member of the "nobility."
 Vladimir Vyacheslavovich Tchernavin | |
| Born | 1887 |
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| Died | 1949 |