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[100] According to Hwyly-Olinter himself, the reaction to such actions is a carefully organized flurry of protests against attempts to counter the propaganda of violence, Satanism, debauchery, and witchcraft.


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Key publications on spiritual safety


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Khvylya-Olinter A. I., Lukyanov S. A. — M.: Publishing house of the St. Vladimir Brotherhood, 1996.


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Khvylya-Olinter A. AND. Moscow: Main Personnel Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, 1996


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Khvylya-Olinter A. AND. Dangerous forms of non-traditional religious movements — sects.


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— M.: GITS MVD RF, 1997.


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Khvylya-Olinter A.I.


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//Observer #7 1998.


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Khvylya-Olinter A. AND. //Popular legal almanac of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, No. 4, — M.: Publishing House of the United Editorial Office of the Ministry


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— P.29-33.


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Khvylya-Olinter A. AND. (co-authored) New religious associations in Russia of a destructive and occult nature.


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Directory/Missionary Department of the Moscow Patriarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church.


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Information and analytical bulletin No. 1. - Publishing house 3rd, supplemented.


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— Belgorod, 2002.


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Khvylya-Olinter A. AND. Missionary Review, 2003, No. 7 (93).


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Khvylya-Olinter A. I.//Missionary Review.


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No. 2.— Belgorod: Missionary Department of the Moscow Patriarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church, 2003.


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Khvylya-Olinter A. AND. A manual for Orthodox missionaries, clergymen and laity on religious and spiritual security (in four parts).


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Methodical manual for part-time students of BPDS.


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— Belgorod, 2006.


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Khvylya-Olinter A. I., Shilishpanov R. //Scientific bulletins of Belgorod State University.


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Philosophical and theological sciences.


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— Belgorod: Belgorod State University.


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Khvylya-Olinter A. I., Kudin V. A., Lobanov K. N. — Belgorod: UNI and RID BelUI of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, 2007.


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Khvylya-Olinter A. //Social and scientific journal “Belgorod Solidarity Society”.


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Khvylya-Olinter A. I., Ryabinin D. A. — M., Trovant, 2013.


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Sally Margaret Field (born Pasadena, California) is an American actress, singer, director, and producer whose career spans five decades.


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Field began her career as a teenager in the mid-sixties on television.


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She starred in several sitcoms, such as “” (1965—1966) and “The Flying Nun” (1967—1970).


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In the following years, she continued her career as a comedy actress on television, and in 1976 won critical acclaim for her leading role in the television psychological drama Sybil, which won her first Emmy Award.


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A year later, she received a Golden Globe nomination for her role in the commercially successful film Smokey and the Bandit.


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One of the main achievements of the actress's career was her role in the 1979 social drama Norma Ray, which earned her several prestigious awards, including an Oscar, a Golden Globe and a Cannes Award Best Actress Film Festival.


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She continued to star in movies, acting in both dramas and comedies.


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In 1984, she starred in the drama Places in the Heart, about the life of a Texas widow with two children during the Great Depression, which won her another Oscar and Golden Globe.


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In the second half of the eighties, she played in the films Murphy's Love and Steel Magnolias.


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Sally Field

In the nineties, Field continued to act actively in films, but with less success.


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In 1991, she starred in the drama Never Without a Daughter, which received mixed reviews from critics and was unsuccessful at the box office, as well as in the successful films Soapfoam, Mrs. Doubtfire and Forrest Gump.


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In the second half of the nineties, Field took a break from her film career, directing and producing.


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In 2001, Field won her second Emmy Award for her role in the television series ER.


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From 2006 to 2011, she played the role of Nora Walker in the television series Brothers and Sisters, for which she won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series in 2007 and a Guild Award American Actors for Best Actress in a Drama Series in 2009.


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Field returned to the big screen in 2012 as Mary Todd Lincoln in Lincoln and Aunt May in the blockbuster The New Spider-Man.


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For her role as Mary Todd Lincoln, the actress was nominated for the Golden Globe Academy Awards, the BAFTA and the Screen Actors Guild of America, and won a number of film critics awards.


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Childhood and adolescence


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Sally Margaret Field was born in Pasadena, California, on November 6, 1946, the son of film actress Margaret Field and army officer Richard Dryden [1].


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Field's parents divorced in 1950, and her mother soon married an actor and stuntman [2].


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Margaret Field died on her 65th birthday, November 6, 2011, at the age of 89.


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Field graduated from Portola School in the Unified School District of Los Angeles, and then, where her classmates were financier Michael Milken and actress Cindy Williams [4].


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She later studied at Lee Strasberg's Actors Studio [2].


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Career


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1965—1974: First television successes


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Field made her screen debut in 1962 with a small role in the science fiction film “”.


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She landed her first major role in 1965, at the age of eighteen, in the ABC comedy series “”, which tells the story of the adventures of a surfer girl.


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Although the series was one of the first programs of the channel to be broadcast in color, its ratings were low and it was closed the following spring, after the release of thirty-two episodes.


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Later, the series gained some popularity due to summer replays, and Field became an idol of teenagers [5], as a result of which the channel decided to launch the series “The Flying Nun”, with the actress in the lead role [6].


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Due to the popularity of “Gigget” among teenagers, Milton Bradley Company released a board game that used the image of Sally Field [7].


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In addition to demonstrating her acting skills, she also performed several songs and even released a soundtrack album for the series.


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The album peaked at number 172 on the Billboard 200, and the single “Felicidad”, released in 1967, peaked at number 94 on the Billboard Hot 100 [8].


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The Flying Nun was a success, broadcasting three seasons, from September 7, 1967 to September 18, 1970.


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During this period, 83 episodes were filmed and are currently syndicated on cable television in the United States [9].


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She auditioned for the lead role in the 1967 film “The Graduate”, but to no avail [4].


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In the same year, Field played her first major feature film role, in the Western “”, where she partnered with stars such as Kirk Douglas and Robert Mitchum [2].


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After the end of the series, Field's career took off [2].


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In 1971, the actress played in the television drama film “”, about a hippie girl who returns home to her parents with her drug addict lover, played by David Carradine.


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A year later, she starred in the thriller “”, about a girl hunted by a murderer in order to get her inheritance [2].


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From 1973 to 1974, Field starred in the NBC fantasy comedy “”.


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The series lasted one season and was closed after 22 episodes [5] [10].


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1975—1978: Start of a film career


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In 1975, Field starred in Stay Hungry, which also starred Jeff Bridges and Arnold Schwarzenegger [2] [10].


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A year later, she received a lot of rave reviews for her role in the television biopic Sybil, about a young woman whose life has been so difficult that she lives as the personalities of thirteen completely different people.


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Critics agreed that Field's performance in the film was at a very high level worthy of an Oscar, despite the fact that it was a television film [11] [12] [13].


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For her role in the film, the actress received her first major career award, an Emmy Award for Outstanding Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie [14] [15].


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It is believed that it was after Sybil that Field earned the respect of the television and film community and was able to discard the previously tied image of The Flying Nun [2].


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In 1977, Field played the lead actress in the comedy Smokey and the Bandit, on the set of which she met Burt Reynolds [10].


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They began an affair, as well as a very successful union on screen, in films such as “” and “Hooper”, both released in 1978.


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Smokey and the Bandit was a huge success both at the box office, becoming the second most profitable film of the year [16], and among film critics [17].


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The film earned the actress her first Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical, but she lost the Diane Keaton Award [18].


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In the same year, she starred in the film “”, which achieved a little less success at the box office [19].


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1979—1983: First Oscar and recognition


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In the late seventies, Field set herself the task of moving away from the screen cliché of her friend Bert Reynolds, starting primarily to act in dramatic films.


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1979 was a turning point in her career, with the release of Norma Ray, which tells the story of a young woman from a small town in North Carolina who organized a union to fight arbitrariness of textile factory owners.


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The actress's performance in the film received a lot of favorable reviews from critics, who agreed that she finally completely got rid of the role of a comedian and showed her strongest acting abilities [20] [21] [22] [23].


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Critic Vincent Canby of The New York Times called Field's game “impressive”, which allows her to demonstrate her talent as a dramatic actress by playing an intellectually strong character [24].


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Field won a number of awards for her role.


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She won the Cannes Film Festival Award for Best Actress, various film critics awards, the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Drama, and the highest US film award, the Academy Award for Best Actress [15].


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Norma Ray Webster's character was included in the American Film Institute's list of “100 Best Heroes and Villains”, finishing fifteenth [2] [25].


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In 2011, Norma Ray was included in the National Film Registry [26] In the same year, the unsuccessful disaster film Prisoners of Poseidon starring Field was released [27].


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In 1980, Field last appeared on the screens with Burt Reynolds, in Smokey and the Bandit 2.


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It was defeated by critics [28], but still managed to make a profit at the box office, grossing almost seventy million dollars in the US [29].


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Sally Field

A year later, she starred in two films: the comedy “Country Roads” with Tommy Lee Jones and Sidney Pollack's drama “Without Malice” with Paul Newman.


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Country Roads received mixed reviews from critics and had little box office success [30] [31], while No Malice, on the contrary, was met with a lot of positive reviews [32] and collected more than forty million dollars at the box office [33], and Field received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Drama category [15].


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The next project in the actress's career was the romantic comedy “”, which tells the story of the widow of a Broadway showman who wants to marry again [34].


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Her role in the film brought the actress another Golden Globe nomination in the category “Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical” [15].


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1984—1990: Second Oscar and subsequent career


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The first time I didn't feel it, but now I feel and can't deny that you like me, right now, you love me!


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From Field's speech at his second Oscar [35]


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In 1984, Field regained public attention with her lead role in Places in the Heart.


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The film was a great success with film critics, becoming one of the most successful films of the year [36].


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The plot focused on the life of the newly widowed Edna Spalding, who was left alone with her two children on a farm in Texas during the Great Depression.


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Critics spoke favorably about Field's work in the film, calling it inspiring [37] [38].


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For her role, the actress again won the Academy Awards and Golden Globe Awards for Best Actress [2] [15].


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After winning her second Oscar, Sally Field said in her thank-you speech: “The first time I didn't feel it, and now I feel and I can't deny that you like me, right now, you're me love it!” (English: “... The first time I didn't feel it, but this time I feel it, and I can't deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!”).


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However, this phrase caused a lot of ridicule and parody and eventually became entrenched in American culture in the form of: “You like me, you really like me!” (English: “You like me, you really like me!”) [35].


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Americans often say this phrase, mockingly portraying an admiring woman with low self-esteem [39].


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In 2006, the film was included in AFI's list of “100 Most Inspiring American Films in 100 Years”.


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It is noteworthy that the film “Norma Ray”, for which Field won the Oscar, was also included in the list [40].


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Field's next project was the 1985 comedy “Murphy's Love”, where she acted not only as a leading actor, but also as a producer.


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Together with her friend, producer Laura Ziskin, she created her own production studio called Fogwood Films [41].


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Sally Field

The film received favorable reviews from critics [42] and was quite popular in cinemas [43].


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Sally Field

Field received her sixth Golden Globe nomination in her career for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical [15].


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In 1987, she starred in the comedy Give Up with Michael Kane.


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The project was defeated by critics, who called it mediocre [44], and grossed a little more than five million dollars at the box office [45], and a year later, the actress appeared in a more successful film called” Highlight”, with Tom Hanks [46] [47].


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The last project of the actress in the eighties was the film “Steel Magnolias”, which also starred Shirley McLean, Dolly Parton, Daryl Hannah, Olympia Dukakis and Julia Roberts, as the daughter of the heroine Field.


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Steel Magnolias were based on Robert Harling's off-Broadway play of the same name.


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The film about women and for women achieved success both at the box office, becoming the most profitable film with the actress in the eighties [48], and with critics who praised her truthful performance as a woman who just buried her own daughter [2] [49].


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Although some critics assumed that Field would receive a third Oscar nomination for the film, this did not happen [50].


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However, she received a Golden Globe nomination in the category “Best Actress in a Drama” for her role in 1990 [15].


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Sally Field

In 1989, she was one of the jury members at the Cannes Film Festival [4].


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1991—1995: Career decline


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The first project of the actress in the nineties was the biographical film “Never Without a Daughter”, based on a life that runs away with her daughter from her tyrant husband from Iraq.


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The film was criticized by Muslims for distorting the principles of Islam and Islam [51].


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Film critics also gave negative reviews of the film, calling it “exploiting stereotypes” [52], “unbalanced and distorting reality” [51], “racist” [53] and “grossly comic” [54].


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Entertainment Weekly magazine gave the film the lowest score, calling it “a nightmare, in every sense of the word” [55].


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Sally Field

Field's acting also received mixed reviews, ranging from favorable to sharply negative [56], which led her to a nomination for the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress [15].


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Sally Field

Field was able to restore her name as a successful actress thanks to the comedy “Soapfoam”, which was released three months after the failure of “Never Without a Daughter”.


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The comedy, in which the actress played the role of an aging soap opera star seeking to revive her career by competing with younger individuals, received good reviews from critics and was a success in rental agency [57] [58].


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Sally Field

The script was written by Robert Harling, with whom Field previously worked in Steel Magnolias.


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Sally Field

Critics praised the actress's comedic talents, noting her organic performance as the dominant Queen of Soap Operas Celeste Talbert, as well as the originality, complexity and ease of the plot [59].


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Also in 1991, she produced Die Young, starring Julia Roberts, who had previously starred with Field in Steel Magnolias.


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Sally Field

Although the film received mostly negative reviews in general, it was very successful at the box office, grossing more than eighty million dollars worldwide [61].


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Sally Field

In 1993, the actress appeared in her new role as a comedian, performing on the popular TV show Saturday Night Live [62].


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In the same year, she starred alongside Robin Williams in the extremely commercially successful film Mrs. Doubtfire, which became one of the most profitable films of the year, finishing second, losing first Jurassic Park [63] [64].


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Field also voiced one of the main characters, the Himalayan cat Sassie, in The Road Home: An Incredible Journey in 1993, as well as in its sequel, Road Home 2: Lost in San Francisco 1996 years.


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Both parts were a success at the box office [65] [66].


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In 1994, Field played another iconic role in her career, the mother of the protagonist in Forrest Gump.


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Tom Hanks, who played her son, was only ten years younger than the actress.


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The film was a huge success, becoming one of the most profitable films in history [67].


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Field received critical acclaim for her role, and was nominated for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Supporting Actress and BAFTA for Best Supporting Actress [15] [ 68].


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1996—2000: Quitting the cinema and making his directorial debut


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In 1996, Field won a special award at the Berlin Film Festival [69].


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In the same year, John Schlesinger's psychological thriller “An Eye for an Eye” was released, starring Field starring a woman whose seventeen-year-old daughter was raped and brutally killed, but the perpetrator was not punished because of insufficient evidence, and as a result she begins to lynch him.


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The reviews were mostly negative [70] [71] [72].


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Nevertheless, the film was able to make a profit at the box office [73].


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When Field turned fifty, feeling that there were fewer and fewer interesting roles, she decided to leave feature films for a while to concentrate on other areas of activity [2].


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After almost two decades of work in feature films, the actress has returned to television.


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She created and starred in the six-part historical miniseries “” [74].


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Critics received the project well, and Field was nominated for an Emmy Award for Best Miniseries and Best Actress in a Miniseries or Movie.


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She also won Golden Globe nominations for Best Actress in a Miniseries or Television Film and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Actress in a Television Movie or Miniseries [15].


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In 1996, she made her directorial debut with the television film “”, starring Julie Harris [2] [75].


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She later directed the HBO miniseries From Earth to the Moon in 1998 and the feature film Beautiful, starring Minnie Driver, in 2000 [2].


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She starred in two other television films: Showtime's drama “” in 1999, for which she once again won Emmy and Screen Actors Guild nominations, as well as in the biographical tape of the joint David Copperfield produced in the United States and Great Britain, which earned her a nomination for the Screen Actors Guild Award [15].


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2001—2011: Back on TV


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Field was a guest star on the television series ER in 2000.


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She played the role of Maggie Wayenski, mother of Maura Tierney's heroine, who suffered from bipolar disorder.


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The actress's appearance on the series attracted more than 31 million viewers, which was the highest result for the series that year [76].


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The role won her an Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series in 2001 [14].


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Field attempted to return to television with the lead role in the political television series The Court in 2002.


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It was closed after only six episodes [2] [78].


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In the same year, the actress made her Broadway debut in Edward Albee's play “” [79].


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She returned to the ER several more times, until 2006, receiving another Emmy nomination in 2003.


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In 2005, she made another attempt to return to television, starring in the pilot of Conviction for CBS [80].


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It was not ordered for later production.


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During that time, she appeared in several films: Where the Heart Is in 2001, Legally Blonde 2 in 2003, and also starred in the 2006 drama Two Weeks, about the last days of a woman's life. cancer patient [81].


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In 2008, she voiced the main antagonist in the cartoon “The Little Mermaid: The Beginning of Ariel's Story”, and also took part in the recording of its soundtrack [82] [83].


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In 2006, Field was cast to the lead role of Nora Walker, matriarch of the Walker family, in the ABC television series Brothers and Sisters.


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It premiered on September 24, 2006, and its final on May 8, 2011 [84].


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The role of her heroine's adult children was played by honored actresses Rachel Griffiths and Calista Flockhart, as well as lesser-known actors Matthew Reese, Balthasar Getty and Dave Annable.


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In the original version of the pilot episode, the Walker family bore the surname Marsh, and their mother was named Eve and was played by actress Betty Buckley [85].


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Buckley's character was not the central character in the pilot and was conceived as a ruined woman, embittered by the whole world.


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Later, the producers decided to completely change the concept of the series and the character, making it the main character, a soft and inviting woman who loves her children and grandchildren, and Field was invited to play the role [86] .


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The pilot episode was reshot with Nora changed [79], as well as Kevin, originally played, who was later replaced by Matthew Reese when the character was converted from an ordinary divorced lawyer to a gay man. which has many partners [87].


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Critics well received the series and the actress's performance as the head of a large family


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She won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series in 2007, a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series in 2009, and was She was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Television Drama Series in 2008 and 2009 [15].


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2012 — present


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In November 2010, it was announced that Field had joined the cast of The New Spider-Man as Aunt May.


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Filming began on December 6, 2010 in Los Angeles [89] [90], which was released in July 2012.


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In 2011, it was announced that she would play the role of Mary Todd Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's Lincoln [91] [92].


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Her co-star is Daniel Day-Lewis.


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It was known that Field would star in the film back in September 2007, but it was not officially announced until April 2011. [93]


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Spielberg said in an interview that “Field has always been my first choice for a role where she can demonstrate the fragility and complexity of Mary Todd Lincoln” [94].


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Filming began on October 17, 2011 [95] and premiered in the fourth quarter of 2012 [96].


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Her transformation was well received by critics, and most of them agreed that the role of First Lady of the United States could win her third Oscar [97] [98].


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On May 5, 2014, the opening ceremony of star Sally Field took place on the Hollywood Walk of Fame [99] [100].


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In the summer of the same year, the actress played the title role in the independent comedy drama Hello, My Name Is Doris, which tells the story of a sixty-year-old woman who, after the death of her mother, begins an affair with his young colleague (played by Max Greenfield) [101].


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At the premiere screening of the film at the SXSW Film Festival in March 2015, Field received critical praise [102] [103] [104].


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After the premiere, critics noted Field as a promising contender for the Academy Award for Best Actress [105] [106].


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Personal life


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Field married Stephen Craig in 1968 and have two children together: a writer (born November 10, 1969) and an actor and director (born May 25, 1972) [2] [10].


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They divorced in 1975, and after a while, the actress began an affair with actor Burt Reynolds.


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Their union also became popular on screen when they starred in several films together [2].


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In 1984, she married film producer Alan Griesman.


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They share a son, Samuel (born December 2, 1987).


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On October 29, 1988, the actress and her family survived a plane crash when it lost power during takeoff.


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Everyone escaped with minor injuries [107].


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Field and Griesman divorced in 1993 [10].


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Field has been lonely for more than two decades, but, according to the actress herself, she likes it [108].


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Like her mother, Sally Field suffers from osteoporosis and starred in a series of commercials for drugs for the disease [2].


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Field's look has been the subject of parodies several times on the TV show Saturday Night Live.


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It featured parodies of her famous Oscars speech, as well as commercials for her starring [109].


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Field has friendly relations with actresses Goldie Hawn and Jane Fonda [4] [110].


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Field also opposes plastic surgery [110] [111].


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As the actress herself says, she tries to treat aging with philosophy and in recent years has not even painted over her gray hair [112].


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Political views


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If mothers ruled the world, there would be no bloody wars in the first place!


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From Field's Emmy speech [113]


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During her 2007 Emmy speech, Field made an anti-war statement: “If mothers ruled the world, there would be no damn wars, first of all!” [113] (English: “If mothers ruled the world, there wouldn't be any good goddamn wars in the first place”) [114].


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During the live broadcast, Fox censored Field's speech, turning off the sound when she gave it, after the phrase “If the world were ruled by women, it wouldn't be...”


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After that, the broadcast resumed, and the country heard the final line: “This award belongs to all mothers in the world” [115].


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She left the stage to a loud applause from those present [2].


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After the broadcast at the press conference, the actress said that she wanted to pay tribute to mothers around the world with her speech.


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“I seriously believe that if the world were ruled by women, we would not send our children to slaughter,” Field said.


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At the same time, she admitted that she should not have said the word “damn” on national television [116].


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Field is an active activist for women's rights.


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She is a member of the board of directors, the international NGO community and [117].


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In 2004, she, along with Jane Fonda, Christine Lahti and playwright Eva Ensler, protested against the decision of the Mexican government to close the investigation into the murder of hundreds of women in Ciudad Juarez [4].


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She also supported Hillary Clinton's candidacy for the company for the presidency of the United States in 2008 [118].


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Field has supported the rights of the LGBT community for many years.


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The actress's youngest son, Samuel, is gay, and Field helped him come out at the age of twenty [119].


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In October 2012, she was awarded the Human Rights Campaign Award for her humanitarian work [119].


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Filmography


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MoviesYearTitle in RussianTitle in EnglishRoleNotes1962moon PilotGirl in Massovken listed in Tits1967The Way WestMercy McBee1976Stay HungryMaria Tate Farnsworth1977Smokey and gangster Smokey and the BanditCarrie/'Frog'heroesCarol Bell1978The EndMary EllenhooperhooperGwen Doyle1979Norma RaeNorma RaeNorma Ravens of Poseidon Beyond the Poseidon AdventureCeleste Whitman1980Smokey and bandit 2Smokey and the Bandit IICarrie/'Frog'1981Country RoadsBack RoadsAmy PostWithout MaliceAbsence of MaliceMegan Carter1982Kiss Me GoodbyeKey Villano1984Places in the HeartEdna Spalding1985Love Murphimurphy's RomanceEmma Moriarti1987SurrenderDaisy Morgan1988HighlightPunchlineLayla Cap1989Steel MagnoliaSteel MagnoliaMilene Itanten1991Without Daughter — Never Without My DaughterSoapDishCeleste Talbert/Maggie1993Road Home: An Incredible JourneyHomeward Bound: The Incredible JourneysessVoiceMrs. DoutfireMRS.


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DoubtFireMiranda Hilard1994Forrest GumpMrs Gump1996An Eye for an EyeKaren McKenway Home 2: Lost in San FranciscoHomeward Bound II: Lost in San FranciscoHomeward Bound II: Lost in San FranciscosessVoice2000Where the HeartWhere the Heart isMom Lilcameo2001say It Isn't Sovaldin Wingfield2003Legally Blonde 2Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and BlondeVictoria Rudd2006Two WeeksTwo Weeksanita Bergman2008The Little Mermaid: The Beginning of ArielThe Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning Marina Del ReyVoice2012The New Spider-ManThe Amazing Spider-Manaunt MaillincolnlincolnMary Todd Lincoln2014The New Spider-Man.


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High VoltageThe Amazing Spider-Man 2Aunt May2015Hello, my name is DorisHello, My Name Is DorisDorisTelvisionYyearTitle in RussianTitle in EnglishRoleNotes1965-1966gidget32 episode, starring 1966-1967hey, LandlordBonnie Banner4 episodes1967-1970Flying NunThe Flying NunElsey Ethrington “Sister Bertrill” 82 episodes, starring 1971Maybe I'll Come Home in the SpringDenise “Danny” MillerMarried EhitchedRosella BridgmanMarriage: First YearMarriage: Year OneJane Diden1972Home for the HolidaysChristine Morgan1973-1974The Girl with Something ExtraSally Burton22 episodes, main Role1976BridgerBridgerJennifer MelfordsBilsybilsybil1977Merry Christmas, George BaileyMerry Christmas, George BaileyMrs Bailey/Storyteller1995a Woman of Independent MeansBess Alcott Steed GarnerMini Series1998From Earth to the MoonFrom the Earth to the MoonTrudy Coopermini series1999a Cooler ClimateIris2000David CopperfieldDavid CopperfieldAunt Betsy Trotwood 2000-2006AmbulanceErMaggie WasenskiRepeating role, 12 episodes2002CourtThe CourtKate Nolan was closed after 6 episodes2005ConvictionTV Pilot2006-2011Brothers and SistersBrothers & SistersNora Walker109 episodes, starring roleAs ProducerYearTitle in RussianTitle in EnglishRoleNotes1985Love Murphimurphy's RomanceFull Length Film1991Die YoungFull Length Film1995A Woman of Independent MeansMini -series1996The Christmas TreeTV movie1997The Lost Children of BerlinThe Lost Children of Berlin Documentary2000BeautifulFull Length Film2002A Stranger's HeartTV Film2010-2011Brothers and SistersBrothers & SistersTV seriesDirector's workYearTitle in RussianTitle in EnglishRoleNotes1996The Christmas TreeTV film, also screenwriter1998From Earth to the moonFrom the Earth to the MoonMini Series2000BeautifulFull Movie


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Awards and nominations


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Source: [15]


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References


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on IMDb


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at the Internet Broadway Database


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Category: People born in Pasadena


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Category:Winners of the Best Actress Award at the Cannes Film Festival


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Category:American voice actresses


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Category:American child actors


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Category:American television directors


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Category:LGBT activists in the United States


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Category:Actors Studio alumni


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev (Russian doref.;, St. Petersburg, Russian Empire — September 4, 1930, Vladivostok, RSFSR, USSR) was a Russian and Soviet traveler, geographer, ethnographer, writer, researcher of the Far East, military orientalist [1] [2] [3].


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Head of a number of expeditions to study the mountainous regions of the Ussuri Territory (the Sikhote-Alin expeditions of 1906, 1907, 1908—1910), which before Arsenyev were “white spots” on the maps of modern Primorye Territory and the South of Khabarovsk Krai [3] [4].


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Vladimir Arsenyev

Director of the Khabarovsk Museum of Local Lore named after N. AND. Grodekov in 1910—1919 and 1924—1925 [5].


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Vladimir Arsenyev

Officer of the Imperial Russian Army: Over 26 years of military service, he rose from a volunteer and backup officer to a lieutenant colonel [6].


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Serving as an officer for special assignments under the Amur Governor-General N. L. Gondatti, in 1911-1915 developed and personally led a number of secret expeditions to combat Hunghuz (Chinese bandits), illegal immigrants and forest poachers [2].


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Under the Provisional Government, Arsenyev is the Commissioner for the Affairs of Native Nationalities of the Amur Territory.


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Streets in many cities of the former USSR, a city in Primorsky Krai, as well as a museum of local lore in Vladivostok and other objects are named after Arsenyev [5] [7].


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Vladimir Arsenyev is a full member of the Society for the Study of the Amur Territory, the Imperial Russian Geographical Society, the Washington National Geographical Society, the Royal the Geographical Society and numerous other scientific organizations.


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As a writer, Arsenyev is widely known for his adventure books “Across the Ussuri Territory” and “Dersu Uzala”, which tell about his expeditions to the Ussuri taiga together with his friend and guide, gold (Nanai) Dersu Uzala.


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During the author's lifetime, these books gained great popularity in Russia and abroad, and later even formed the basis of feature films.


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Arsenyev's other literary works include the novels “Through the Taiga” and “In the Mountains of Sikhote-Alin” [4].


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Despite the fact that Vladimir Arsenyev never studied at the university and graduated only from a two-year cadet school, through self-education he managed to become competent and versatile researcher.


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His scientific interests are diverse and extensive: he was engaged in geography and ethnography, cartography, statistics, archeology, geology, hydrology and meteorology, museums, and even ornithology and linguistics [2].


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The main focus of Arsenyev's research was ethnography and archeology.


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For thirty years, Arsenyev studied the indigenous peoples of the Far East, mainly the Udege.


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At the same time, a significant part of V. K. Arsenyev has never been published yet, and therefore his contribution to science has not been fully appreciated [8].


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The main scientific work of V. K. Arsenyev — a two-volume monograph about the Udege people “Country of Udege”, summing up his almost thirty years of ethnographic research, remained unfinished due to the premature death of the author and was not published, and in the late 1940s her manuscript disappeared and has not yet been found [3] [4] [9] [5] [6].


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In the last years of V. K. Arseniev was repeatedly subjected to slander and harsh ideological persecution.


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In particular, Arsenyev was blamed for his officer past, and scientific publications were reproached for the lack of a Marxist-Leninist scientific approach [9] [5].


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Shortly after Arsenyev's death, his persecution became spontaneous.


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On trumped-up charges of participating in a “counter-revolutionary, espionage and rebel sabotage organization”, allegedly led by Vladimir Arsenyev, she was arrested and then shot his widow Margarita Nikolaevna [6].


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Only in the 1940s, the personality and work of V. K. Arsenyev was positively overestimated, all his main books were reprinted and a six-volume collection of his works was published for the first time [5].


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Origins


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By birth, Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev was a descendant of serfs and bourgeois of Tver and Kostroma provinces.


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The traveler's grandfather, Tver bourgeois Fedor (Theodor) Ivanovich Goppmeyer, led an easy life and had an addiction to drinking.


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According to one version, Hoppmeier was Dutch by birth, and he came to Russia as a chemist [10].


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From connection with a serf peasant woman, yard Major General N. AND. Lodygina Agrafena Filippovna (maiden name unknown) from the village of Alekseykovo, Tver Province, Goppmayer had an illegitimate son Claudius, who was born.


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Due to the absence of an official father, Claudius was given the surname Arsenyev, after his godfather Arseny “Timofeev son”, who did not have a surname.


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In 1855, Agrafena Filippovna and her son received a free one from Major General Lodygin, and after a while officially registered her marriage with F. AND. Hoppmeier, taking his last name.


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Due to the carelessness of his blood father, who died in 1866, Claudius was never adopted, and until the end of his life bore the surname Arsenyev.


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In 1869, at the request of Agrafena Filippovna, her son Claudiy Fedorovich Arsenyev was assigned to the Tver bourgeois estate.


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Later, A. F. Hoppmeier and her son moved to St. Petersburg.


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Growing up and passing exams for the title of home teacher, Claudiy Arsenyev married Rufina Egorovna Kashlacheva, the daughter of a former serf peasant in the Kostroma province.


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In the same year, Anatoly, the first child, was born in the family.


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Despite the fact that the wife was three years older than her husband, their marriage was happy.


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Most of his life Claudiy Fedorovich worked as an employee on the Nikolaev railway [6].


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Childhood and early years


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Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev, the second child of the Arsenyev family, was born in St. Petersburg.


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The erudite father Claudiy Fedorovich had a small home library, and since childhood instilled in his sons a love of reading.


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He often read books by Turgenev, Tolstoy, Gogol and other writers to children.


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Sometimes Claudius Fedorovich, who was fond of the then popular wood sawing in his spare time, sat down to work and forced the children to read aloud in turn, making his comments as they read and explanations [6].


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Volodya himself was very fascinated by adventure books by Jules Verne, Louis Jacolio, Gustav Aimard and Thomas Mein Reed.


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Then he became interested in scientific and natural history literature: a description of Charles Darwin's round-the-world trip on the Beagle ship, similar descriptions of N. M. Przhevalsky, who became a real idol of Volodya, and other travelers and researchers.


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Young Arsenyev's passion for traveling was greatly facilitated by friendship with his uncle, Joil Erogovich Kashlachev, a great connoisseur of nature.


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At one time, the Arsenyevs and Kashlachevs went to the village of Sablino for the summer.


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There, adults and children spent whole days in the forest, fishing and small hikes.


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Joel often sailed along the Tosna River together with his sons and nephews.


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Soon Volodya himself, together with his peer Eduard Pelts, the son of his father's colleague, began to make such voyages on a small shuttle, to which the guys attached a sail.


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According to Arsenyev himself, he became a traveler in those years [4] [6].


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As a child, Arsenyev did not behave well and was a big fidget, which greatly prevented him from studying diligently.


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Initially, he was sent to a German boarding school, where he was distinguished by poor academic performance and love for all kinds of pranks, for which he had to bear numerous punishments.


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Then he was expelled from the second St. Petersburg School for poor discipline.


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Finally, Arsenyev was sent to the Vladimir City Four-Year Men's School.


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There, thanks to the efforts of his teachers, he finally woke up an interest in studying.


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He was especially good at geometry and natural sciences, as well as drawing [6].


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The beginning of military service


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After graduating from the Vladimir Men's School, Vladimir Arsenyev, together with his older brother Anatoly, studied for some time at the Fifth Gymnasium near the Alarchin Bridge, but for unknown reasons did not graduated from it.


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After that, Arsenyev's parents were faced with a choice about the further education of their son, who would soon serve in the army [9].


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Since Claudiy Fedorovich has not yet served his civilian ranks, which would allow him to enroll his children in university, he decided to send Vladimir to the army as his own volunteer: a year later service Vladimir had the right to transfer to a cadet school, after graduating from which he could retire to the reserve, and after that, taking advantage of his own volunteers, apply for university admission [9].


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After passing the external entrance exams at the first cadet corps for the right to education of the 1st category, Arsenyev was enrolled in the 145th Novocherkassk Infantry Regiment.


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A year later, he was promoted to junior non-commissioned officer, and a year later, Arsenyev was seconded to the St. Petersburg Infantry Cadet School to take a science course renamed cadet [9] .


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There, one of Vladimir Arsenyev's teachers was a famous traveler, Lieutenant Mikhail Efimovich Grum-Grzhimailo [11], who was able to interest him in geographical research by turning him attention to the Far East — a territory that was almost unexplored at that time [6].


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At the cadet school, falling under the influence of strict army discipline, restless Arsenyev became disciplined, executive and diligent.


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Very often at night he read scientific books from the library of the school, which were advised to him by M. E.


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Grum-Grzhimailo is not only about Siberia and the Far East, but also major natural and historical works [9].


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After graduating in 1895, as a backup officer, Arsenyev expected to resign and enter the institute as a shipbuilding engineer, as his father wanted, but suddenly an order was issued Minister of War, according to which their own cadets were transferred to the state.


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Because of this, cadets who graduated from schools, including Arsenyev, had to serve in the army for a year and a half for each year of study at a military school.


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Arsenyev was transferred to his former duty station - to the 145th Novocherkassk Infantry Regiment, where he began his military service, and he was awarded the rank of second lieutenant and seconded to the 14th Olonets Infantry Regiment, located in the city of Lomza of the Kingdom of Poland [6].


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After a year of service in Lomzha, Arsenyev received a vacation and went home to St. Petersburg.


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There, he married a friend of his sisters, seventeen-year-old Anna Konstantinovna Kadashevich, whom he had known since the age of ten, and was engaged when she was fifteen years old.


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The day after the wedding, the newlyweds left for Lomza [2].


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Many years later, Arseniev wrote that while serving in Poland, he became disillusioned with military service, and in his spare time devoted himself to studying geographical literature [6].


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Interesting are the memories of his wife Anna Konstantinovna, according to which Arsenyev was already a naturalist in Lomzha, was fond of botany and ornithology, and even kept a whole menagerie at home [2]:


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Despite the fact that Arsenyev fell in love with the army, he was distinguished by discipline and diligence, so his business in the service was successful.


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For his conscientious service in January 1898, Second Lieutenant Arsenyev was appointed clerk of the regimental court.


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Friends and colleagues advised him to apply for admission to the Academy of the General Staff, and Arsenyev began to diligently prepare for admission, devoting every free minute to reading a special literature [9].


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At the same time, since his studies at the cadet school, he was eager to study the Far East.


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Without leaving thoughts about studying at the academy, starting in January 1900, Arsenyev began to diligently seek his transfer to one of the infantry units of the Kwantung Army or the Priamursky Military District: write reports and letters with requests for translation to his management.


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Finally, one of his petitions was granted.


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Arsenyev received the rank of lieutenant and was transferred to the 1st Vladivostok Fortress Infantry Regiment [6] [2].


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At the same time, his pregnant wife Anna Konstantinovna went to live with her parents in St. Petersburg, and gave birth to her first child there, Vladimir, who was usually called Volya in the family [2].


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Arsenyev visited his relatives in St. Petersburg, and the next day he went to his new duty station in Vladivostok [2].


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In 1900, the still unfinished Trans-Siberian Railway ended in Transbaikalia.


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Because of this, the journey to Vladivostok became much more complicated: from the European part it was possible to get by train only to Sretensk, then you had to sail by steamer along Shilka and Amur to Khabarovsk, and only then, by the Ussuri Railway, it was possible to get to Vladivostok [9].


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On the way, I had to withdraw from the ship and stay in Blagoveshchensk, where all the military, including Lieutenant Arsenyev, were mobilized to suppress the Boxing Uprising in China.


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From to Arsenyev as part of the Blagoveshchensk detachment of Lieutenant General K. N. Gribsky participated in hostilities near the city of Sakhalin.


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For his participation in the battles, Lieutenant Arsenyev was awarded the silver medal “For the Campaign to China” [2].


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Many years later, in Soviet times, Arsenyev hid his involvement in this conflict, fearing accusations of suppressing the “people's liberation” uprising [6].


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Second Lieutenant Arsenyev's memorandum to the commander of the 14th Olonets Infantry Regiment, Colonel P. P. Domozhirov on the transfer to the Far East from Page from the characteristics of Second Lieutenant V. K. Arsenyev, written by the commander of the 14th Olonets Infantry Regiment P. P. Domozhirov from, with a general conclusion on the qualities of an officer: “outstanding” One of the petitions to General A. A. Frolov on the transfer of “Lieutenant Arsenyev (Vladimir) to the Amur Territory, or to the port of Arthur, or to the Kwantung Peninsula”


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The first years in Vladivostok


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Vladimir Arsenyev arrived in Vladivostok.


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His wife and son Vladimir were able to visit him only a year later, in May 1901.


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In Vladivostok, Arsenyev was given a small wooden house with two rooms and a kitchen on 7th Matrosskaya Street in the Rotten Corner [12].


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Arsenyev spent his free time exploring the environs of Vladivostok, going out into the forest to hunt, and in 1901 became a member of the Vladivostok Society of Hunting Enthusiasts, and then was one of its directors [2].


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Lieutenant Arsenyev was appointed head of the hunting team of the regiment.


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The duties of the hunting team, in addition to hunting, included mapping and reconnaissance of the area.


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Arsenyev became a full member of the Society for the Study of the Amur Territory, where he was brought by his fellow soldier, doctor N. IN. Kirilov, who was also fond of local history.


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In the library of the Society, Arsenyev was engaged in self-education, filling gaps in his knowledge of history and natural sciences, and gaining the skills of some scientific observations [6] [2].


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Arsenyev developed a close friendship with Nikolai Alexandrovich Palchevsky, a botanist and local historian, a member of the Society.


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Palchevsky became Arsenyev's mentor, and participated with him in several expeditions as a florist [6].


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From 1900 to 1903, Arsenyev and his detachment made many hunting “excursions” around the surroundings, exploring almost the entire southeast of the Ussuri Territory.


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Starting from the Muravyov-Amursky Peninsula and Russky Island, he gradually made longer and longer hikes.


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During this period, Lieutenant Arsenyev and the hunting team of the regiment explored the territory from Posyet Bay in the south to Lake Khanka in the north, and from the Suifun River in the west to St. Olga Bay in the east.


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Although the main task of such excursions was reconnaissance, route surveys and collection of statistical data on the population, Arsenyev, on his own initiative, conducted scientific observations: relief, geology, flora and fauna of the Ussuri Territory, about the peoples who inhabited these places, recording these observations in their travel diaries.


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Traveling was associated with a great risk to life.


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Thus, during a campaign in the area of the current Partizansky Range in November-December 1903, Arsenyev and his detachment had to wade the not yet frozen Xiao-Suzukha River 48 times.


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At its confluence with the Ta-Suzuhe River, the rivers have already taken up ice that is not yet strong enough to withstand the weight of a person.


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It was decided to crawl across the river, and Arsenyev himself was the first to do so.


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Near the opposite bank, he fell into the icy water, but he still managed to pull the rope with which the rest of the crew crossed [2].


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The breadth of Arsenyev's research interests, which were not limited to his duties in service, is evidenced by his passion for archeology.


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He conducted his first excavations in the mouths of the Shamora and Tsimukhe rivers, and later explored the area rich in finds near the mouth of the Suchan River.


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Arsenyev sent many of his findings to the Russian Museum.


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At the beginning of 1903, Arsenyev became the head of the Vladivostok serf equestrian hunting team, while he was allowed to choose the goals of his campaigns himself, and leave for an unlimited time.


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He also devoted his vacation to travel and research: in one of them, Arsenyev described ancient monuments left by the Manchu tribes in the areas of the Maykhe, Tsimukhe and Kangauz rivers.


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Upon his return, Arsenyev shared the description with his friend N. A. Palchevsky, through whom Arsenyev's work got to the chairman of the Priamursky Department of the Imperial Russian Geographical Society S. N. Vankov.


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He, in turn, reported to the Amur Governor-General N. AND. Grodekov, who created a museum of local lore in Khabarovsk, which has been named after him since 1902, and supported all local historians.


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Grodekov ordered to consider Arsenyev's vacation, conducted for research, a business trip, and ordered to issue daily money [6].


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In his first printed work, Report on the Activities of the Vladivostok Society of Hunting Enthusiasts for the 5th Anniversary from 1901 to 1905 Inclusive, published in Vladivostok in 1906, Arsenyev highlighted important issues of local hunting [2].


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Shortly after the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War and the shelling of Vladivostok by a Japanese squadron, the preparation of the Vladivostok Fortress for the siege began.


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The population and institutions were evacuated inland.


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Officers of the Vladivostok fortress were also ordered to send their wives and children from Vladivostok.


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Arsenyev's wife Anna Konstantinovna, together with her children, four-year-old Volya and two-year-old Oleg, who was born, went to live with her parents in St. Petersburg.


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On the way, Oleg caught a cold and fell ill with meningitis, and died in St. Petersburg in November 1904 [2].


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During the Russo-Japanese War, Vladimir Arsenyev himself was engaged in reconnaissance of the area near the Nadezhdinskaya station, bounded by the Suifun and Maykhe rivers.


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Arsenyev received the rank of staff captain, and in June, as the commander of the battalion, he was appointed head of the “flying detachment”, which included all four equestrian hunting teams of the Vladivostok Fortress.


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Despite the fact that in their publications researchers from different years attributed Arsenyev to participate in raids to China and Korea, and even the reflection of the Japanese landing in the area of St. Olga Bay, this is not is confirmed by documents.


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Nevertheless, Arsenyev had some military merits, since by May 1906 he had the Order of St. Anne of the 3rd degree [13] and 4th degree with the inscription “For Courage” [14], as well as the Order of St. Stanislav of the 3rd degree [15] [2].


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Sikhote-Alin expeditions


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The Russian-Japanese War, which was lost in 1905, proved the inadmissibility of insufficient knowledge about the military-geographical features of the Ussuri Territory.


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Taking into account the lessons of the war, work began to strengthen the defense of borders, including sea borders: it was necessary to identify dangerous places suitable for landing from the sea.


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In addition, there was a need to assess the scale of activities of Japanese spies, collect statistical data on the local indigenous population, and other aspects.


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In this regard, the Priamursky Governor-General Pavel Fedorovich Unterberger ordered to organize expeditions to the previously almost unexplored Sikhote-Alin ridge in order to collect military-geographical and military statistics in the event of a war with Japan, as well as colonization and economic and, along the way, natural and historical data.


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Vladimir Arsenyev, staff captain of the 29th East Siberian Rifle Regiment, was appointed head of the upcoming expeditions, who for this purpose was transferred from Vladivostok to Khabarovsk, to the headquarters of the Priamursky military district [2].


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Expedition of 1906


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At least 20 people took part in the expedition, including four Ussuri Cossacks and 12 soldiers of the 6th and 8th East Siberian Rifle Regiments.


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Arsenyev's assistants were Lieutenant G. G. Granatman and engineering backup officer A. AND. Merzlyakov [2].


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The expedition also included N. A. Palchevsky as a botanist and chief of staff of the Priamursky Military District, Lieutenant General P. K. Rutkovsky, who expressed a desire to get with the expedition to St. Olga Bay in order to clearly explain the required tasks and determine possible routes for the transfer of troops to the post of St. Olga [6].


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The expedition, which lasted exactly six months, started when part of the detachment with pack horses went from Khabarovsk to the Shmakovka station by rail.


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The next day, the rest of the expedition members left the same way.


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the detachment moved from Shmakovka upstream of the Ussuri River.


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By the end of the fifth day, they reached Koksharovka, and then went upstream of the Fujin River.


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In the evening, the expedition reached the Sikhote-Alin ridge, and the next day began its ascent to the ridge.


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The pass through which the expedition passed was named Arsenyev in honor of K. AND. Maksimovich, a botanist who conducted research in those places in 1859.


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Arsenyev's detachment reached St. Olga's Bay.


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There's Lieutenant General P. K. Rutkovsky left the detachment, and he was taken to Vladivostok by a specially sent destroyer Silent for him.


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In Olga, the expedition had to stay for almost a month, waiting for the destroyer Statny, which was supposed to bring the necessary equipment.


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During this time, Arsenyev made several short “excursions” for the purpose of reconnaissance and assessment of the area, fulfilling the task of the Governor-General.


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Arsenyev entered all the information he obtained in his travel diary: information about roads, their passability for various types of weapons, the condition of roads in dry weather and rain, etc. [6].


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In addition, he was engaged in topographic surveys of the area, measured the width of rivers, the speed of the flow and made other hydrographic measurements, and kept a diary of meteorological observations [6].


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The indigenous population of the Ussuri Territory — Orochi, Udege, Golds (Nanai) and Tazy ethnographically aroused great interest among Arsenyev, and he decided to study them.


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At that time, Arsenyev was familiar with ethnography only at the amateur level, and therefore everything had to learn on the go [6].


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In the evening, in the upper reaches of the Tadushi River near the Li-Fujin Pass, a largely fateful meeting for Arsenyev took place with gold Dersu Uzala, a future friend and hero of his books.


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The next day, at Arsenyev's request, he became the conductor of the expedition.


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Contrary to a widespread misconception due to Arsenyev's own books, the meeting with Dersu Uzala took place not in 1902, but in 1906 [2].


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Then the expedition moved to Terney Bay, exploring all major rivers along the way.


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part of the detachment left Terney to Sikhote-Alin.


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Crossing the ridge, the detachment had to wait two days for a snowstorm.


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After 16 days of traveling through a deserted area, the company reached the village of Sidatun, where local Orochi residents helped them with food and clothing, and then took the detachment by boat to Iman until they were crushed ice.


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The company walked the rest of the way to Iman Station.


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At the station, Arsenyev broke up with Dersu Uzala, agreeing to meet with him next year [6].


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Arsenyev and his squad arrived in Khabarovsk by train [2].


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The result of Arsenyev's first major expedition, during which the Sikhote-Alin was crossed eight times, was a large number of collected collections: carcasses of birds, insects, fish, amphibians, as well as plants, rocks and ethnographic materials.


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Arsenyev subsequently sent many fees to various museums in the country.


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In addition, meteorological observations, topographic surveys of the area were carried out along the entire route, maps and plans were drawn up.


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Arsenyev managed to collect a lot of ethnographic information about the indigenous peoples of the Ussuri Territory [2].


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All the information collected by the expedition formed the basis of the report, which Arsenyev read with great success in the Priamursky department of the IRGS [6].


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Expedition of 1907


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Having received extreme satisfaction with the excellent results of the expedition of 1906, Governor-General P. F. Unterberger presented Staff Captain Arsenyev to be awarded out of turn the Order of St. Vladimir of the 4th degree, although, according to the existing procedure for awarding, the holder of this order of the fourth degree persons not lower than the rank of lieutenant colonel (rank of the 7th class of the table of ranks) could become.


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Thanks to this performance, by the highest order from, during Arsenyev's stay on his new expedition, he was awarded the Order of St. Vladimir of the 4th degree, which in peacetime for the staff captain (the rank of the 9th class) in itself was a rare phenomenon and recognition of outstanding merits [16] [5].


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In addition, even before the expedition, the highest order approved the award of the Order of St. Stanislaus of the 2nd degree with the wording for “excellent and diligent service” [17].


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Upon returning to his usual duties, in March of the same year, staff captain Arsenyev, at the head of the hunting team of the 23rd East Siberian Rifle Regiment, was sent to conduct reconnaissance works on the slopes of the Khekhtsir ridge [6].


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In 1907, it was decided to continue the work of the expedition of 1906.


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A plan for a new expedition to the Sikhote-Alin Ridge was developed and approved.


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According to him, it was necessary to explore the mountainous region of the Sikhote-Alin ridge between 45° and 47° north latitude, the basins of rivers flowing into the sea in that area, the upper reaches of the rivers that make up the Iman River system, and also the entire Bikin River basin.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Together with Arsenyev, his former assistant, engineering backup officer A. AND. Merzlyakov, as a florist — Swiss N. A. Desulavi, paleontologist student of Kyiv University P. P. Bordakov, the same lower ranks as last year, guide Dersu Uzala, as well as two Oroch interpreters.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

The expedition members left Khabarovsk for Vladivostok.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

From there, the detachment had to go by sea to Dzhigit Bay (in the northern part of Rynda Bay) [5] [6].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

In Vladivostok, the expedition was on the verge of collapse: there was no permanent sea traffic along the coast of the Sea of Japan yet, and the Eldorado steamer cruising along the coast sailed two days before Arsenyev's arrival.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

The date of the next flight was unknown, so the entire squad needed to rent a house, which entailed unnecessary costs.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Thanks to the assistance of the commander of the military port Baron V. N. Fersen was again helped by the commanders of the destroyers Grozny and Silent P. G. Tigerstedt and S. H. Balk.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

In the evening of June 30, 1907, destroyers delivered an expedition to Dzhigit Bay.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

The next morning, the expedition disembarked [6].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

For two weeks, the detachment waited for the steamer Eldorado, which was to bring pack mules.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

On July 10, the expedition set off on a journey upstream of the Yojihe River.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

By July 21, the beds of the Dangau, Sinancha, Tasindza and Dungou rivers had been surveyed.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

At the end of July, N. A. Desulavi and P. P. Bordakov said.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

In Terney Bay, the expedition was joined by the commander of the Hunghuz hunters detachment, Chinese Zhang-Bao, whom Arsenyev met during last year's expedition [6].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

He had great authority among the Chinese and native population of the Ussuri Territory, and was also a good connoisseur of the area, which could undoubtedly be useful for the expedition [6].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

The expedition ended on January 5, 1908 with a return to Khabarovsk.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

During the expedition, the north of the Ussuri Territory from Dzhigit Bay to the coast of the Tatar Strait; the upper reaches of the rivers of the Iman system, the Bikin River basin and the sea coast were explored.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Sikhote-Alin was completed 4 times [6] [2].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Together with everyone, Dersu Uzala came to Khabarovsk, whom Arsenyev lodged in his house [6].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

In the spring, Dersu, who had lived all his life in the taiga, could not stand the routine of city life and went to the forest.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

On March 13, 1908, he was killed near the Korfovskaya station [6].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

“Jubilee” expedition of 1908—1910


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

The organization of the next, larger expedition began in the spring of 1908 on behalf of Governor-General P. F. Unterberger and with the support of the Priamursky Department of the IRGS.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Having the previous goals — natural science and historical, the expedition was supposed to explore the previously almost unknown northern part of the Ussuri Territory and the Sikhote-Alin ridge from the Anyui River to Imperial Harbor.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Maps of the area that existed at the beginning of the 20th century were very inaccurate, as topographic surveys of the area had never been carried out there.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Thus, the 40-vertex map of 1889 was actually only a diagram of the river network and, as it later turned out during the expedition, was rather inaccurate [18].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

In addition to the chief, staff captain Vladimir Arsenyev, the expedition was attended by seven soldiers and two Ussuri Cossacks, staff captain Timofey Antonovich Nikolaev as an assistant to Arsenyev, florist N. A. Desulavi, amateur hunter I. A. Dzyul, geologist S. F. Gusev, as well as Chinese Zhang-Bao and Nanai translator Timofey Kosyakov, who joined the detachment during the expedition.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

At various stages of the journey, guides from among the natives joined the detachment [6].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Initially, the detachment split in two.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

The first group consisted of seven soldiers under the command of Staff Captain T. A. Nikolaeva.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

In early June 1908, they went by sea from Vladivostok to Imperial Harbor to organize three food warehouses for the expedition, then they had to meet the main detachment of V. K. Arsenyeva.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

In addition to the head of the expedition, this detachment included S. F. Gusev N. A. Desulavi, and I. A. Dzyul and two Ussuri Cossacks.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

they sailed by steamer from Khabarovsk, and the next morning they disembarked the Amur River in the village of Troitskoye.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

From there, by boat, together with the Nanai, the detachment went up the Anyu River, and further to the Sikhote-Alin Ridge, to pass through it and reach the Imperial Harbor.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Almost a month later, the travelers reached the Bira River, where Arsenyev released the Oroch with boats, and then the expedition continued its journey to the Sikhote-Alin ridge on foot [19] [6].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

The crossing over the ridge was fraught with great difficulties.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Since then, the expedition began to run out of food, which is why it was ordered to save food and salt.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

The situation was aggravated by the fact that the travelers were, in the words of Arsenyev himself, in the “forest desert” — a completely remote deserted area.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

For many kilometers around, there was not even a single camp of natives where the detachment could count on help with food and equipment.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

After descending from the ridge and a few days of travel, it was decided to make boats and continue rafting on them.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

However, the hastily made boats did not keep on the water: one of the boats overturned immediately after departure, which caused the current to carry away two tents, wet many things, including guns and remnants food supplies.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

A few days later, after another crash, which caused many things to drown, it was decided to abandon both boats and part of the equipment, taking only the most valuable things.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

A severe hunger strike has begun [6].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Later, Arsenyev wrote:


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Because of the hunger strike, Arsenyev's exhausted dog Alpa, who accompanied him on all campaigns and expeditions for eight years, had to be shot dead and fed the meat of other dogs and people.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Contrary to expectations, neither the counter detachment of the staff-captain Nikolaev, nor the warehouses with food left by him weren't visible.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

The Nanai interpreter and Zhang-Bao became very ill and could hardly walk.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

In the morning, Zhang-Bao, who had not slept all night due to illness, got up at dawn and walked forward alone.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

During the day, the main squad, tormented by heat and midges, could not catch up with him.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

By evening of the same day, Zhang-Bao did not return to the bivouac.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

By an absolutely incredible coincidence, he didn't die, and two days after his departure unexpectedly met the oncoming detachment of the staff captain Nikolaev.


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

Having learned about the situation, Nikolaev immediately went to the aid of Arsenyev's detachment, and in the morning he reached his bivouac and saved the people who died of hunger [6].


Question: When did Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev die?

Vladimir Arsenyev

At the end of August, the expedition reached the sea, and soon reached the Imperial Harbor.