Mikhail Andreyevich Osorgin (Russian: Михаи́л Андре́евич Осорги́н; real last name Ilyin (Ильи́н); 19 October 1878 – 27 November 1942) was a writer, journalist...

battle, putting the firing range to at most 1.2 km. As quoted by writer Mikhail Osorgin, who witnessed the events: …4 miles from the city, on the banks of...

Russian-French historian of Freemasonry and heir to the Masonic archives of Mikhail Osorgin. Tatyana Bakunina was born into the family of Aleksei Ilyich Bakunin [ru]...

(1870–1918), first Russian Orthodox Church Bishop of Kyoto, Japan Mikhail Osorgin (1878–1942) a Russian writer, journalist and essayist. Natasha Poly...

1952) Alexander Kiesewetter [ru] Ivan Lapshin [ru] Nikolai Lossky Mikhail Osorgin Pitirim Sorokin (train) Fyodor Stepun Prince Serge Troubetzkoy [ru]...

professor at the University of Paris, historian of Freemasonry, wife of Mikhail Osorgin Pavel Aleksandrovich Bakunin [ru] (1820—1900) — philosopher-publicist...

poet and playwright Vladimir Orlov (author) (1936–2014), novelist Mikhail Osorgin (1878–1942), journalist, novelist, short story writer and essayist...

philosopher and editor Olga Lepeshinskaya (1871–1963), Soviet biologist Mikhail Osorgin (1878–1942), Russian writer, journalist, and essayist Vasily Kamensky...

fiction with notable occurrences in: Sivtsev Vrazhek, a 1929 novel by Mikhail Osorgin (1878-1942) published in English in 1930 as A Quiet Street, itself...

from a marriage with Elizaveta Kindyakova (1805–1854). According to Mikhail Osorgin, Madame Pashkov "was, if not a beauty in the full sense of the word...

Ostrovsky (1904–1936) Born of the Storm How the Steel Was Tempered Mikhail Osorgin (1878–1942) Quiet Street My Sister's Story Valentin Ovechkin (1904–1968)...

Field Marshal Ivan Paskevich, Chief of staff: General of the Artillery Mikhail Dmitrievich Gorchakov Commander of the artillery: General of the Artillery...