Nikolay Kirilovich Bazhenov

Background

Nikolay Kirilovich Bazhenov was born in 1804 in Tula region, Russian Federation in the family of Kirill Ivanovich Bazhenov, a small nobleman of the Tula province (now Tula region, Russian Federation).

Education

It is known that Nikolay Kirilovich Bazhenov studied at the Tula gymnasium and then entered Moscow University.

Career

In 1825, after his graduation, Nikolay Kirilovich started to work as a doctor in Moscow Military Hospital, but in 1829 he was fired. According to N. Agafonov, he was fired for issuing a death certificate, where he wrote that a praedial serf died of the landlord's torture. Then Nikolay Kirilovich was a chief physician at Nerchinsk Factory. In 1844 he transferred to Kazan Gunpowder Plant. In 1848 he was fired for violation of business ethics. After that, he got a job as a clerk in the Kazan governing body.

Works

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  • Prekrasnyi Molodoi Cheloviek

    (Russian Edition)

Connections

Father:

Kirill Ivanovich Bazhenov

References

• Russian writers. 1800-1917. Biographical Dictionary. Volume 1
  1989