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Grave of Russian engineer Sergey Velichkin in the underground crypt of the Dormition Church at the Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. Engineer Sergey Antipovich Velichkin, born June 26, 1874, lived in exile in Czechoslovakia after the Bolshevik Revolution and supervised the construction of the Dormition Church in 1924-1925. He died at age 70 on June 11, 1944. The Dormition church at the Olsany Cemetery was built in 1924-1925 by the Russian white emigre. The underground crypt was used as a burial place for the most notable persons of the Russian emigration in Czechoslovakia. Stock Photo
RMFN1A2R–Grave of Russian engineer Sergey Velichkin in the underground crypt of the Dormition Church at the Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. Engineer Sergey Antipovich Velichkin, born June 26, 1874, lived in exile in Czechoslovakia after the Bolshevik Revolution and supervised the construction of the Dormition Church in 1924-1925. He died at age 70 on June 11, 1944. The Dormition church at the Olsany Cemetery was built in 1924-1925 by the Russian white emigre. The underground crypt was used as a burial place for the most notable persons of the Russian emigration in Czechoslovakia.
Savoy hotel building, neoclassical style, designed by architect Victor Velichkin, 1912, Moscow, Russia Stock Photo
RM2GDWCG6–Savoy hotel building, neoclassical style, designed by architect Victor Velichkin, 1912, Moscow, Russia
Viktor Velichkin 1890s. Stock Photo
RM2TA98NA–Viktor Velichkin 1890s.
Viktor Velichkin Stock Photo
RMJ4W1DE–Viktor Velichkin
Vasily Surikov - Portrait M Velichkin Nee Baroness Von Klodt Yurgensburg 1914 Stock Photo
RF2F6E9JT–Vasily Surikov - Portrait M Velichkin Nee Baroness Von Klodt Yurgensburg 1914
Graves of Karel Kramar, the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia, and his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar in the underground crypt of the Dormition Church at the Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. Karel Kramar, born on December 17, 1860, was a Czech (Bohemian) politician and the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia from November 1918 to July 1919. He died at age 76 on May 26, 1937, and was buried next to his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar, who died five months earlier. Nadezhda Nikolayevna Kramar (Kramarova), nee Khludova, later Abrikosova after her first husband, was born on September Stock Photo
RMFN180B–Graves of Karel Kramar, the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia, and his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar in the underground crypt of the Dormition Church at the Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. Karel Kramar, born on December 17, 1860, was a Czech (Bohemian) politician and the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia from November 1918 to July 1919. He died at age 76 on May 26, 1937, and was buried next to his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar, who died five months earlier. Nadezhda Nikolayevna Kramar (Kramarova), nee Khludova, later Abrikosova after her first husband, was born on September
Savoy hotel building, neoclassical style, designed by architect Victor Velichkin, 1912, Moscow, Russia Stock Photo
RM2GDWCFY–Savoy hotel building, neoclassical style, designed by architect Victor Velichkin, 1912, Moscow, Russia
Graves of Karel Kramar, the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia, and his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar in the underground crypt of the Dormition Church at the Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. Karel Kramar, born on December 17, 1860, was a Czech (Bohemian) politician and the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia from November 1918 to July 1919. He died at age 76 on May 26, 1937, and was buried next to his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar, who died five months earlier. Nadezhda Nikolayevna Kramar (Kramarova), nee Khludova, later Abrikosova after her first husband, was born on September Stock Photo
RMFN1A2B–Graves of Karel Kramar, the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia, and his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar in the underground crypt of the Dormition Church at the Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. Karel Kramar, born on December 17, 1860, was a Czech (Bohemian) politician and the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia from November 1918 to July 1919. He died at age 76 on May 26, 1937, and was buried next to his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar, who died five months earlier. Nadezhda Nikolayevna Kramar (Kramarova), nee Khludova, later Abrikosova after her first husband, was born on September
Vasily Surikov - portrait m velichkin nee baroness von klodt yurgensburg 1914 Stock Photo
RMT94A96–Vasily Surikov - portrait m velichkin nee baroness von klodt yurgensburg 1914
Russian historian Konstantin Gerbeev examines the burial place of Karel Kramar, the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia, in the underground crypt of the Dormition Church at the Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. Karel Kramar, born on December 17, 1860, was a Czech (Bohemian) politician and the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia from November 1918 to July 1919. He died at age 76 on May 26, 1937, and was buried next to his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar, who died five months earlier at age 73. Grave of Russian art historian Nikodim Kondakov is seen at the left. Stock Photo
RMFN1A2C–Russian historian Konstantin Gerbeev examines the burial place of Karel Kramar, the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia, in the underground crypt of the Dormition Church at the Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. Karel Kramar, born on December 17, 1860, was a Czech (Bohemian) politician and the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia from November 1918 to July 1919. He died at age 76 on May 26, 1937, and was buried next to his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar, who died five months earlier at age 73. Grave of Russian art historian Nikodim Kondakov is seen at the left.
Graves of the most notable persons of the Russian emigration in Czechoslovakia in the underground crypt of the Dormition Church at the Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. Graves of the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia Karel Kramar and his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar, nee Khludova, are seen in the centre. Graves in the upper line from left to right: Olga Ryzhkova and Ariadna Ryzhkova, a widow and a daughter of Russian priest Nikolai Ryzhkov, Russian general Timofey Semernikov and his wife Yevgenia Semernikova, Ukrainian politician Semyon Bulyk and his wife Alexandra Bulyk, Russian Stock Photo
RMFN1808–Graves of the most notable persons of the Russian emigration in Czechoslovakia in the underground crypt of the Dormition Church at the Olsany Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic. Graves of the first Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia Karel Kramar and his Russian wife Nadezhda Kramar, nee Khludova, are seen in the centre. Graves in the upper line from left to right: Olga Ryzhkova and Ariadna Ryzhkova, a widow and a daughter of Russian priest Nikolai Ryzhkov, Russian general Timofey Semernikov and his wife Yevgenia Semernikova, Ukrainian politician Semyon Bulyk and his wife Alexandra Bulyk, Russian
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