The Thorn Path of I.D. Chersky (1845-1892)

The life of the Siberian explorer Ivan Dementievich Chersky is a vivid example of service to science. The goal of the article is to show the capabilities of a person in difficult conditions, when the chosen goal of life and strength of spirit are above circumstances. The article is based on the reliable published sources.

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VM-NOVITATES Новости из Геологического музея им В И Вернадского
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.31343/1029-7812-2025-19-2-20-26
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The Thorn Path of I.D. Chersky (1845-1892)

I.G. Malakhova
VM-NOVITATES Новости из Геологического музея им В И Вернадского
Medical and Biological Sciences
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The Thorn Path of I.D. Chersky (1845-1892)

I.G. Malakhova
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The life of the Siberian explorer Ivan Dementievich Chersky is a vivid example of service to science. The goal of the article is to show the capabilities of a person in difficult conditions, when the chosen goal of life and strength of spirit are above circumstances. The article is based on the reliable published sources.

VM-NOVITATES Новости из Геологического музея им В И ВернадскогоVol. 19(2)
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