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Andreas Artsruni

1847 – 1898

Armenian-Russian mineralogist and geologist

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About Andreas Artsruni

Lived 1847 – 1898 (aged 50). Andreas Artsruni was a Russian geologist, mineralogist, university teacher and curator.

Andreas (Andrei) Eremeevich Arzruni (; 27 November (9 December) 1847 in Moscow – 10 (22) September 1898 in Hohenhonof, Germany) was an Armenian-Russian mineralogist and geologist. He was Grigor Artsruni's brother.

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Important facts

Birth century
Education
First Tiflis Male Gymnasium, Heidelberg University
Positions held
Professor, Privatdozent, Curator, Extraordinary professor
Employers
Mineralogical Museum (Berlin), University of Wrocław, RWTH Aachen University
Also known as
Artsruni, Andrey Eremeevich, A. Artsruni, A. Arzruni, Arzruni, Andreas Arzruni
moreA. E. Artsruni

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Andreas Artsruni?

Armenian-Russian mineralogist and geologist (1847-1898)

When was Andreas Artsruni born?

Andreas Artsruni was born on 15 November 1847 in Moscow, Tbilisi.

When did Andreas Artsruni die?

Andreas Artsruni died on 22 September 1898 in Bad Honnef.

What was Andreas Artsruni's occupation?

Andreas Artsruni was a geologist, mineralogist, university teacher and curator.

What nationality was Andreas Artsruni?

Andreas Artsruni was Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Andreas Artsruni

· Wikidata: Q495828

· DBpedia: Andreas Artsruni

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