Georgi Nikolajewitsch Frederiks

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Georgi Nikolayevich Frederiks ( Russian Георгий Николаевич Фредерикс ; born April 3 . Jul / 15. April  1889 greg. In Tjoply Stan, Government Simbirsk ; † 18th February 1938 in Leningrad ) was a Russian geologist , paleontologist and university teachers .

Life

Frederiks, son of Baron Nikolai Platonowitsch Frederiks, attended the Kazan secondary school (graduation 1907) and studied geology at the University of Kazan in the natural history department of the physics and mathematics faculty with graduation in 1911. Even as a student he was enthusiastic about paleontology , where he was supported by Pyotr Ivanovich Krotow was promoted. In 1913 Frederiks became an employee of the Geolkom (Geological Committee of the All-Russian Geological Institute). In 1917 he became the Master of Geology and Mineralogy doctorate.

In 1920 Frederiks became professor of geology at Perm University . He was elected acting dean and chairman of the presidium of the new technical faculty of Perm University. He gave lectures on the history of geology and general soil science . He carried out paleontological , stratigraphic and tectonic studies. He was working on a geological map of the RSFSR . In 1921 he was dismissed from Perm University at his own request.

In 1930, Frederiks became a senior geologist at the new All-Russian Research Institute of Geological Prospection (WNIGRI) . In 1931 he moved to the Leningrad Mining Institute .

Frederiks suggested some subdivisions of the Permian . First he developed the idea of a thrust of the Ural MOUNTAINS. He carried out paleontological studies in the Permian and Carboniferous . He proposed a new classification system for the fauna of the armpods in the Urals, on Novaya Zemlya , in Siberia , in the Far East , in the Donbass and in Central Asia . He also examined moss animals and ammonites of the Upper Paleozoic . His most notable works were the geological studies and geodetic measurements of work in Vyatka basin (1917-1921), and later in the basin of the Chusovaya and its tributaries and in the southern Urals.

Frederiks was arrested on February 28, 1935 and sentenced on March 4 by a special court at the NKVD to 3 years imprisonment as a socially dangerous element. He came into the Ukhta - Pechora -Arbeitslager the Gulag , where he worked in geological museum. There he was arrested again on April 30, 1937 and transferred to Leningrad on May 14. On February 18, 1938, the Military College of the Supreme Court of the USSR sentenced him to the maximum sentence, and on the same day he was shot together with Nikolai Vasilyevich Bobkov , Dmitri Ivanovich Muschketov and Vsevolod Yuryevich Cherkesov. Frederiks was buried in Leningrad. On November 30, 1956, he was rehabilitated by the Supreme Court of the USSR.

The Permian mussels Aviculopecten frederixi and the arm pods Productus (Pustula) fredericksianus bear Frederik's name.

Individual evidence

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  2. a b c d e Электронная библиотека "Научное наследие": Фредерикс Георгий Николаевич (accessed February 19, 2018).
  3. ^ John A. Talent, NW Archbold, Victor Z. Machlin: Georgiy Nikolaevich Frederiks (1889–1938), Paleontologist, Stratigrapher, Tectonicist Biography and Bibliography . In: Earth Sciences History . tape 14 , no. 2 , 1995, p. 137-171 .
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  5. 70 лет геологическому факультету Пермского университета: Юбилейный сборник статей . Перм. ун-т, Perm 2001, p. 300 .
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