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In the Lipetsk region opened an exhibition about the family dynasty of researchers

In Ryazanka began the exhibition “Chronicle of one calling”

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In the Lipetsk region opened an exhibition about the family dynasty of researchers

In Ryazanka, the exhibition “Chronicle of One Vocation” began. The exhibition tells about several generations of the family who have connected their lives with science and the study of nature.

Among the heroes of the exhibition is Andrei Petrovich, the son of Peter Petrovich. He studied entomology, wrote poems and translated works. Another character of the exhibition is his grandson Oleg Izmailovich, a naturalist and one of the founders of the Lapland Reserve.

Visitors will see archival photos, documents and personal items related to the work of the researchers. The exhibition will be open until November 22.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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