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Chernishevsky (×åðíûøåâñêèé) Nikolay Gavrilovich
(1828—1889)
Russian socialist reformer. He was the leading disciple of Vissarion Belinsky inside Russia; from 1853 to 1857 he wrote for the radical journal «Contemporary», presenting and expanding the principles of Belinsky, who himself also wrote for the journal. Chernishevsky advocated basic agrarian reform and emancipation of the serfs, and he envisioned the village commune as a transition to socialism. In 1862 he was arrested and was later sent to Siberia. In prison he formulated his ideas in the vastly influential novel «What Is to be Done?» (1863). His «Selected Philosophical Works» was published in English in Moscow in 1953. Chernishevsky is looked upon as a forerunner of the Russian revolutionary movement.
USSR, 1939, Nikolay Chernishevsky
USSR, 1939, Nikolay Chernishevsky
USSR, 1939, Nikolay Chernishevsky
USSR, 1953, Nikolay Chernishevsky
USSR, 1957, Nikolay Chernishevsky, «What is to be done?»
USSR, 1978, Nikolay Chernishevsky
USSR, 1978.07.24, 
Leningrad. 150th Birth anniv of Chernishevsky
USSR, 1978.07.24, Moskow. 150th Birth anniv of Chernishevsky
USSR, 1978.07.24, Saratov. 150th Birth anniv of Chernishevsky
Russia, 2003, 
Nikolay Chernishevsky
USSR, 1954, Chernishevsky monument in Saratov
USSR, 1957, Chernishevsky monument in Saratov
USSR, 1957, Chernishevsky's museum in Saratov
USSR, 1963, Chernishevsky monument in Leningrad
USSR, 1965, Chernishevsky's museum in Saratov
USSR, 1972, Chernishevsky monument in Saratov
USSR, 1978, Nikolay Chernishevsky
USSR, 1988, Chernishevsky monument in Saratov
Russia, 1992.02.27, 
Astrakhan. Museum of Chernishevsky
Russia, 1992.06.08, Saratov. Monument of Chernishevsky
USSR, 1967.04.21, Chernishevsky monument in Saratov
USSR, 1973.04.03, Chernishevsky monument in Saratov
USSR, 1977.12.22, Chernishevsky's museum in Saratov
USSR, 1986.11.28, Chernishevsky and Radishchev monuments in Saratov
USSR, 1990.02.06, Chernishevsky monument in Saratov
