Mikhail Sidorov

The Northern Sea Route between Europe and the Pacific

Mikhail Konstantinovich Sidorov (Russian: Михаил Константинович Сидоров) (1823, Arkhangelsk – July 11, 1887, Aachen) was a Siberian goldmine owner. Sidorov was also pioneering entrepreneur in Russia’s Arctic who had a vision for the development of trade along the Northern Sea Route.^[1] Along with wealthy Swedish merchant and philanthropist of Scottish origin Oskar Dickson, Sidorov sponsored voyages to the Siberian North for several years.

Sidorov or Sidorova Island in the Arkticheskiy Institut group of the Kara Sea was named after him.

References

1. ^ Mikhail K. Sidorov

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• Red Arctic: Polar Exploration and the Myth of the North in the Soviet Union
• Russian-Norwegian Relations in Arctic Europe: The History of the "Barents Euro-Arctic Region"
• The Northern Sea Route: Its Place in Russian Economic History before 1917

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Name	Sidorov, Mikhail Konstantinovich
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Date of birth	1823
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Date of death	July 11, 1887
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