Mikhail Khalansky
Slavonic philologist and folklorist and corresponding member of the academy of the Russian Academy of Sciences
About Mikhail Khalansky
Lived 1857 – 1910 (aged 52). Mikhail Khalansky was a Russian philologist, slavist, literary historian, folklorist and university teacher.
Mikhail Georgievich Khalansky (1 November 1857 — 29 March 1910) was Slavonic philologist and folklorist and corresponding member of the academy of the Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences since 5 December 1909. Some researchers include him into the Kharkiv Linguistic School.
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Who was Mikhail Khalansky?
Slavonic philologist and folklorist and corresponding member of the academy of the Russian Academy of Sciences (1857–1910)
When was Mikhail Khalansky born?
Mikhail Khalansky was born on 1 November 1857.
When did Mikhail Khalansky die?
Mikhail Khalansky died on 30 March 1910 in Kharkiv.
What was Mikhail Khalansky's occupation?
Mikhail Khalansky was a philologist, slavist, literary historian, folklorist and university teacher.
What nationality was Mikhail Khalansky?
Mikhail Khalansky was Russian.
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