Nikolay Mozgalevsky

Nikolai Osipovich Mozgalevsky (Russian: Мозгалевский, Николай Осипович(May 1801-14 June 1844) was a Russian officer and a participant in the Decembrist revolt. His father was Osip F. Mozgalevsky, a landlord of Chernigov province, his mother, Victoria Karlovna de Roset. He was educated from 1814 to 1821 in the First Corps of Cadets, from which issued an ensign in the Saratov Infantry Regiment. In 1825 he was promoted to a lieutenant in the same regiment. He beacam a member of the Society of United Slavs in 1825.

Following the defeat of the revolutionists, Mozgalevsky was arrested on 13 February 1826. On February 21 he was taken from Zhitomir to St. Petersburg to be imprisoned in the Peter and Paul Fortress. He was sentenced to VII grade and sentenced to permanent exile. Link serving since 1826 in the town of Tobolsk Narym with Kuragino in Yenisei Province, transferred to Tesninskom and in 1839 to Minusinsk, where he died.

Sights

• 1814-1821, First Cadet Corps (Congressional Line, 1-5, Universitetskaya nab, 11-15), studied on 21-22 February 1826,
• Main guardhouse at the Imperial Winter Palace (Palace Embankment, 36), was in custody 22 February - August 4, 1826,
• Peter and Paul fortress, was in custody.

External links

• Николай Осипович Мозгалевский
• МОЗГАЛЕВСКИЙ Николай Осипович
• Мозгалевский Николай Осипович
• Биография Басаргина Николая Васильевича
• Басаргин Николай Васильевич: Собрание сочинений
• Потомки декабриста Мозгалевского
• Nikolay Mozgalevsky and Nikolay Kryoukov
• Декабристы