Background
Yevgeny Stepanovich Stalinsky was born in 1837 in the Caucasus. Presumably, he was the son of an exiled Polish officer and a Georgian woman.
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Yevgeny Stepanovich Stalinsky
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also known as
S. Evgeniev
journalist publisher translator
Yevgeny Stepanovich Stalinsky (pseudonym S. Evgeniev) was a journalist, regional ethnographer, literary critic, translator, and publisher. He was one of the first who began to study the biography of Serebryansky (Russian poet and philosopher) in the article Koltsov and Srebriansky. Yevgeny Stepanovich translated the book Leopard’s skin. Georgian poem by Shota Rustaveli.
Career
Yevgeny Stepanovich served in the army and retired as a second lieutenant. He worked as a junior aide of the head of chancellery of Voronezh Governor (1865-1868), a secretary of the Voronezh provincial statistical committee (1867-1869), a publisher of the newspaper Don (1868; together with Velmozhin). In 1872-1877, Yevgeny Stepanovich was the editor of the newspaper the Caucasus, in which he introduced the section Caucasian antiquity. Since 1877, he worked as a publisher of the newspaper Kharkiv. In 1882-1883, he published the weekly art and literary journal "Moscow" in Moscow.
Politics
Yevgeny Stepanovich had liberal views.
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1912 (aged 75) -
Nationality
Russian Empire
Career
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1865 - 1868
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1867 - 1869
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1868
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1872 - 1877
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1877 - 1882
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1882 - 1883