Maria Stuart (1542 – 1587) – known for its tragic fate of Queen of Scots, daughter of James V and Mary of Guise, was born in a Scottish castle Linlitgau a few days before his death. Her mother opposed the request Protector Somerset, MA for the grant of Edward (more…)

Smirnov, Nikolai Grigorievich (12/15/1938), Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation – Head of the River Fleet in May 1997, was born in the village Prytkovo Tonkin region of Gorky (Nizhny Novgorod) region, graduated from the Gorky Marine College in 1957, (more…)

Stepashin, (more…)

Kovalenskie – Russian noble family, originating from the Kiev trapping Stanislav K. (1676). Mikhail K. (died 1807) was the curator of Moscow University, and his brother Peter (died 1827) – Russian Minister at the Georgian court (1799). Rod K. introduced in the VI and II of the genealogy book, Moscow, Kharkiv, Ryazan and Ekaterinoslav (more…)

Vladislav Pavlovich Shamshin (1937), MP Federation (1990 – 1993) graduated from the Novosibirsk Institute of Water Transport Engineers; was chairman of the Council Ministers of the Yakut ASSR; later deputy director of the Institute of Physical and Technical Problems of the North (Yakutsk), elected people's deputy Republic (more…)

Marquise de Pompadour (Jeanne Antoinette Poisson) (1721 – 1764) – mistress of King Louis XV. Her father, Poisson, was at one time a lackey, then the supplier of the commissariat, incompetent and dishonest. In Antoinette's fate took a large part Syndic Lenormand de Turnem; perhaps he was her real father. Thanks Lenormand, P. received an excellent (more…)

Ostrovsky, Mikhail Nikolayevich (1827) – statesman, brother of Alexander Nikolayevich O., born in Moscow, studied at the First Moscow gymnasium and the University of Moscow. Service began in Simbirsk civil governor, was then one of the active assistants State Comptroller VA Tatarinov, (more…)

Fomenko, Oleg (01/11/1937) – Former Deputy Minister of Construction of Russia, graduated from the Voronezh Civil Engineering Institute and the Academy of Social Sciences under the CPSU Central Committee, worked as a civil engineer, was awarded the Order of Labor Red Banner, two Orders of Honour ", (more…)

Margaret (more…)

Abbas, Ferhat (1899), chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Provisional Government of the Algerian Republic in 1958 – 61. One of the leaders of Algeria's National Liberation Front in 1957 – 1963. In 1962 – 63 Chairman of the National (more…)