Nadezhda Osipovna Pushkina

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Nadezhda Ossipowna Pushkina,
portrayed by Xavier de Maistre in 1810

Nadezhda Osipovna Puschkina ( Russian Надежда Осиповна Пушкина , scientific. Transliteration Nadežda Osipovna Puškina ; June 21 * . Jul / 2. July  1775 greg. , † March 17 jul. / 29. March  1836 greg. In St. Petersburg ), the parent Alexander Pushkins , was the daughter of Marija Alexejewna Pushkina (1745-1818) and Ossip Abramowitsch Hannibal (1744-1806).

Nadezhda grew up with her mother in the Petersburg area. The father separated from the two and lived in bigamy in the Pskov governorate . On the other hand, Nadeschda's uncle, the general witness Iwan Abramowitsch Hannibal (1735–1801) and the grandfather Abraham Hannibal did not let them down. The adolescent Nadezhda - she spoke fluent French - was called the "beautiful Creolin" or the "beautiful African woman" by the St. Petersburg Guard officers and the "Mohrin" in her neighborhood. The guardsman Sergei Pushkin wooed the cousin and was heard. In 1796 Nadezhda married Hannibal and Sergei Pushkin in Petersburg. The couple had eight children.

  • Olga (1797-1868)
  • Alexander (1799-1837)
  • Nikolai (1801-1807)
  • Lew (1805-1852)
  • Sofja (January - September 1809)
  • Pawel (July - December 1810)
  • Mikhail (* 1811)
  • Plato (1817-1819)

Nadezhda found her final resting place in the cemetery of the Dormition Monastery in Pushkinsky Gory .

literature

Web links

Commons : Alexander Pushkin's family  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Russian ru: Ганнибал, Иван Абрамович
  2. ^ Tynyanov, pp. 10-13
  3. Russian ru: Святогорский Успенский монастырь (Пушкинские Горы)