Background
Nicholas Epafroditovich Annenkov was born on September 5, 1805 in Kursk, Russian Federation in a noble family.
Nicholas Epafroditovich Annenkov was born on September 5, 1805 in Kursk, Russian Federation in a noble family.
Nicholas Epafroditovich lived in Saint Petersburg since he was 10 years old and attended Governor School and was partly home schooled.
Starting from 1821 worked in the Department of the Ministry of Justice. He became a junker at the cavalry regiment.
The only book that Nicholas Epafroditovich wrote was published after his death by his friends and relatives ("Nicholas Annenkov's essays in prose"). He also wrote a number of fables ("Molitva Kosheya").
Drowned in the Neva River when Nicholas Epafroditovich was 20 years old.