Nikolai Ivanovich Kulyabko-Koretsky

Background

Nikolai Ivanovich was born into a family of the nobles on June 12, 1855 in Unoshevo village (now Klintsy district, Bryansk region, Russian Federation). Nikolai was born into a family of nobles.

Education

He learned jurisprudence on his own and became a criminal lawyer.

Career

Nikolai Ivanovich was a criminal lawyer, an employee at the editorial board, a publisher at several newspapers in Stavropol, Gomel, Kiev, and Saint Petersburg. Repeatedly Nikolai was subjected to political persecution. In 1903-1905 he was in exile (Switzerland, Bulgaria), where he was a proofreader at the newspaper Russkie Vedomosti. After 1917, he was a propagandist lecturer in Moscow.

The poem "Escape" - memories of the leaders of the Russian liberation movement and the Western Social Democrats. The book "France in the XIX century" (Moscow, 1908).

Politics

His political views were close to that of revolutionaries.

Personality

Physical Characteristics: Nikolai Ivanovich became blind at the age of 10.

Connections

Daughter:

N.N. Kulyabko-Koretskaya

When his daughter N.N. Kulyabko-Koretskaya was arrested in Moscow and exiled to Voronezh in August 1923, Nikolai and his wife followed her.