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Maria Novosiltseva

1830 – 1910

Russian educator

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Lived 1830 – 1910 (aged 79–80). Maria Novosiltseva was a Russian military personnel.

Maria Novosiltseva (1830–1910) was a pedagogue from the Russian Empire. She was the principal of the Smolny Institute in Saint Petersburg in 1886–1895.

She was the daughter of noble Peter Kozhin and married the estate owner Ivan Novosiltsev (1823–1870) in 1847. She was appointed principal by Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark) after her effort as a nurse during the Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878). She lacked education and changed nothing in the institute at the educational level, but she reformed the medical care at the institute and was described as popular and considerate.

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Important facts

Born
1830
Birth century
Occupation
Nationality
Employers
Smolny Institute for Noble Maidens
Also known as
Mariya Novosiltseva, Mariya Petrovna Novosiltseva, Maria Kozhina, Mariya Petrovna Kozhina, Mariya Kozhina

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Maria Novosiltseva?

Russian educator (1830–1910)

When was Maria Novosiltseva born?

Maria Novosiltseva was born in 1830.

When did Maria Novosiltseva die?

Maria Novosiltseva died on 9 October 1910.

What was Maria Novosiltseva's occupation?

Maria Novosiltseva was a military personnel.

What nationality was Maria Novosiltseva?

Maria Novosiltseva was Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Maria Novosiltseva

· Wikidata: Q4325520

· DBpedia: Maria Novosiltseva

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