Molchanovsky Nikandr V.

(1856 - 1905). Joined the historical-philological faculty of the University of Kiev, but soon had to leave him, and two and a half years spent in exile in Vyatka Province. After graduating from the course in 1884, the historical office, he said, despite a number of valuable works, could not be retained by the university to prepare for a professorship. Was the ruler of the Office of the Kiev governor-general. Early student days he had written two outstanding works in the scientific sense: "guild system in Prussia and reform departments at Stein and Hardenberg (1887) and" Essay on the news of the land until the Podolsky 1434 (1885). In addition to "Stories of modern times" Zevorta (1883) he published: "The guild edge and industrial activities and workshops in Germany, XV and XVI centuries". The history of Ukraine placed them in the Kiev Antiquities "series of articles. Prepared for publication and gave a general introduction collection of documents that shed new light on the relations with Ukraine Bohdan Khmelnytsky in Sweden and other countries. In an extensive and carefully processed imposing M. gave an entirely new chapter in the history of Ukraine. The magazine "Slovo" published, in exile, a number of articles on the activities of the Vyatka zemstvo and the story, under the pseudonym Gorenius. - See. list of articles M. in the bibliography of "Antiquities of Kiev" (Kiev, 1893).