Background
Elizabeth Petrovna Voronova was born in 1825 in Suvorov, Tula region, Russian Federation. She was the daughter of a Kharkiv landowner.
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Elizabeth Petrovna Voronova
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Education
Elizabeth Petrovna received home education. After that, she was married to an official of special assignments of the War Ministry.
Career
Elizabeth Petrovna lived in Saint Petersburg, where she kept Russian music classes, and from 1874 in Moscow. Following the little story Death to crocodiles! (1851), published the story Who is she? (1852). In 1860 on his own funds Elizabeth Petrovna published a collection of his short stories. Separately from her own works, she published: Stories (1860); my mother's novel (1865); Original stories and essays (1877). In 1876-1877, Elizabeth Petrovna published a monthly Magazine of foreign translated novels in Moscow, and in 1877-1881, Izumrud magazine, also devoted to translations. Elizabeth Petrovna also translated a number of novels from French and German.
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February 27, 1881 (aged 56) -
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Russian Empire
Career
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1851 - 1881
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1876 - 1877
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1877 - 1881