- “Achristoff, the 17-year-old priest’s daughter, who made love to the detective Lavroffski, in order to betray him into the hands of the nihilists…”
- “Victoria Goukoffski, daughter of a medical dispenser of Odessa, who, on hearing that the Nihilist Kovalsky had been sentenced to death, created a riot…”
- “the daughter of Major General Herzfeld, who was arrested at Kief…”
- “Jude Krakoffski, the daughter of a university official at Kieff, whose banishment to Siberia for having destroyed certain compromising papers in 1877, was confirmed only the other day…” (1881)
- “the lady Levandovski, aged 25, and condemned to 15 years hard labour…”
- “Anna Makharevna, who fled with a forged passport for her part in the vitriolization of the spy Goronovitch…”
- Vera Panyutin
- “Olga Rassoffski, who sent a bullet through the head of a police sergeant…”
- Larissa Sarudneff
- Olga Shilinski
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The Term “Nihilist” (1887)
THE TERM “NIHILIST.” November Century. The word “Nihilist” was introduced in Russia by Turgenef, who used it in his novel “Fathers and Children” to describe a certain type of character which had then recently made […]
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Revival of Nihilism (Mme. Frowdeinki, 1893)
REVIVAL OF NIHILISM. ——– STORY FROM ST. PETERSBURG IN RELATION THERETO. ——– The Wife of a General Elopes With a Nihilist, and is Afterward Captured and Killed by Her Husband. ——– Special to the Record-Union. […]
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A Beautiful Nihilist (Vera Figner, 1892)
A Beautiful Nihilist Boston Advertiser Vera Figner is one of the Nihilists lately condemned to death at St. Petersburg. She is described as of rare beauty. She is 27 years of age, and has been […]