Viktor Askochensky
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Víktor Ipátievich Askóchenski (AFI: ['vik.tər ɪ̯.'pa.tʲjɛ.vɪt∫ as.'ko.t͡ɕens.kʲɪj]; 13 de octubre de 1813, Vorónezh - 30 de mayo de 1879, San Petersburgo) fue un escritor, periodista e historiador ruso. Sus escritos más importantes fueron los análisis sobre la historia de la ortodoxia en la Ucrania del Imperio ruso.
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Виктор Ипатьевич Аскоченский (настоящая фамилия Оскошный, затем Отскоченский, «облагозвученная» Аскоченским-семинаристом; 1813—1879) — русский писатель, журналист и историк.
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Аскоче́нський Ві́ктор Іпа́тійович (рос. Виктор Ипатьевич Аскоченский; *1 (13) жовтня 1813, Воронеж — †18 (30) травня 1879, Санкт-Петербург) — російський прозаїк, журналіст, історик.
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Viktor Ipatyevich Askochensky (Russian: Виктор Ипатьевич Аскоченский, 13 October 1813—30 May 1879) was a Russian writer, journalist and historian. Born in Voronezh into a clergyman's family and a Kiev Theological Academy's alumnus, Askochensky the historian is best remembered for his work on the history of the Orthodoxy in Ukraine. Much discussed was his novel The Asmodeus of Our Times (Асмодей нашего времени, 1858), a passionate paean to Orthodoxy. In 1858 Askochensky launched the magazine Domashnyaya Beseda (Home Soliloquy) which he edited for twenty years until 1877 when he became hospitalized for mental illness. He spent the rest of his days in the Peter and Paul Hospital in Saint Petersburg, where he died on 30 May 1879. He is interred in the Coastal Monastery of Saint Sergius.
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Víktor Askóchenski
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Аскоченский, Виктор Ипатьевич
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Viktor Askochensky
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Аскоченський Віктор Іпатійович
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Viktor Askochensky
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Viktor Askochensky
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Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire
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1879-05-30
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1813-10-13
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Viktor Ipatyevich Askochensky
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( Виктор Ипатьевич Аскоченский)
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1879-05-30
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writer, historian
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Víktor Ipátievich Askóchenski (AFI: ['vik.tər ɪ̯.'pa.tʲjɛ.vɪt∫ as.'ko.t͡ɕens.kʲɪj]; 13 de octubre de 1813, Vorónezh - 30 de mayo de 1879, San Petersburgo) fue un escritor, periodista e historiador ruso. Sus escritos más importantes fueron los análisis sobre la historia de la ortodoxia en la Ucrania del Imperio ruso.
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Viktor Ipatyevich Askochensky (Russian: Виктор Ипатьевич Аскоченский, 13 October 1813—30 May 1879) was a Russian writer, journalist and historian. Born in Voronezh into a clergyman's family and a Kiev Theological Academy's alumnus, Askochensky the historian is best remembered for his work on the history of the Orthodoxy in Ukraine. Much discussed was his novel The Asmodeus of Our Times (Асмодей нашего времени, 1858), a passionate paean to Orthodoxy. In 1858 Askochensky launched the magazine Domashnyaya Beseda (Home Soliloquy) which he edited for twenty years until 1877 when he became hospitalized for mental illness. He spent the rest of his days in the Peter and Paul Hospital in Saint Petersburg, where he died on 30 May 1879. He is interred in the Coastal Monastery of Saint Sergius. Askochensky's writings divided critical opinion. His detractors included Alexander Herzen, Apollon Grigoryev and Fyodor Dostoyevsky, among his supporters were Nikolai Leskov, Lev Tolstoy and Sergei Nilus.
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Виктор Ипатьевич Аскоченский (настоящая фамилия Оскошный, затем Отскоченский, «облагозвученная» Аскоченским-семинаристом; 1813—1879) — русский писатель, журналист и историк.
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Аскоче́нський Ві́ктор Іпа́тійович (рос. Виктор Ипатьевич Аскоченский; *1 (13) жовтня 1813, Воронеж — †18 (30) травня 1879, Санкт-Петербург) — російський прозаїк, журналіст, історик.
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Viktor Ipatyevich Askochensky
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( Виктор Ипатьевич Аскоченский)
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1813
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1879