Glinka F Biography

The author of the patriotic book “Letters of a Russian officer, editor of the“ military magazine ”Gg. Glinka played a significant role in the history of the early Decembrist organizations, being an active member of the“ Salvation Union ”and one of the leaders of the“ Union of Welfare ”. Moderate in his political views, F. Glinka left early from political activity, he was not in the Senate Square, but despite this after this is suppressed after the suppression of the recovery of the Decembrists He was dismissed and sent to the city of Petrozavodsk, where he arrived, accompanied by a feldyger, on July 30, G.

Glinka met with Philologist A. Shegren, who made the first notes of the northern runes in the city of Lennrot and introduced their content to F. Glinka’s poem, F. Glinka made the first attempt to translation of the runes into Russian Translations of the Karelian epic did not leave Glinka and in the following years.

The author sent to A. Pushkin with an accompanying letter, published in the city of Karelia. A copy of this letter is stored in the National Archive of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In the same case, there is a rare portrait of F. in Petrozavodsk by F. Glinka served as an adviser to the Olonets provincial rule. His activities in this field are known from a number of documents recently discovered in the National Archive of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The journal of the Olonets provincial rule of May 6 was preserved by each of these issues studied and signed by the Olonets governor T. Fan-der-Flit and adviser to F. Glinka, together with Governor P. Lachinov, participated in the survey of the Olonets province, they studied the work of the local administration of county cities. Based on the results of this review, the Olonets governor took measures to improve the work of institutions subordinate to him, in particular the issues of organizing and registration of legal proceedings, F.

was resolved in the National Archive of the Republic of Kazakhstan also the letter of F. Glinka, who was written by him in the careful council of the school for children of the clerk “for the initial foundation of the library” and a number of other important ones on its The look of the subjects necessary for this educational institution in connection with its discovery. At the beginning of the city of Glinka, he turned to the head of the department of the department to Count Benkendorf about his transfer to another province, in which he referred to a harsh climate, his health and extreme high cost in Petrozavodsk.

The highest resolution of F. Glinka was aimed at serving in Tver with a continuation of secret supervision of his lifestyle. In the spring of G. The type of document.