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Babasyuk Nikolay Lukich (9th May, village of Kelnya, Letichevsky district, Podolsk province - April 6, Leningrad) - Soviet painter and teacher, member of the Leningrad Union of Artists.

Biography

Babasyuk Nikolai Lukich was born on May 9, 1914 in the village of Kalnya, Letichevsky district, Podolsk province in Ukraine. In 1927 he graduated from elementary school at the Klyukvennaya station in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. In 1929 he entered the preparatory classes of the Art and Pedagogical College in Irkutsk. In 1930 he was admitted to the technical school, from which he graduated in 1935. In the same year he was admitted to the Irkutsk branch of the Union of Artists. In 1936-1938 he served in military service in the Trans-Baikal Military District and in Mongolia. During this period he participated in exhibitions in the East Siberian region. In August 1938, he was demobilized and entered preparatory classes at the VAH in Leningrad. In the same year, he married his future classmate Vera Nikolaevna Shestakova. In 1939, their son Nikolai was born, who later also graduated from the I.E. Repin LIZHSA and became, like his parents, a painter. In 1939 N. L. Babasyuk was enrolled in the first year of the painting department. In the autumn of the same year, he was again drafted into the Red Army, took part in the war with the White Finns, and was wounded. After demobilization, he returned to study at the institute.

After completing his studies, N. Babasyuk in 1949-1951 continued to work in the creative workshop of the Academy of Arts under the leadership of A. M. Gerasimov. At the same time, in 1949-1950 he taught at the Leningrad Art School, and from 1951 at the I. E. Repin LIZHSA. In 1949 he was accepted as a member of the Leningrad Union of Soviet Artists. He has participated in exhibitions since 1949, exhibiting his works along with works by leading masters of fine art in Leningrad. He worked primarily in the genre of historical-revolutionary and genre painting, as well as portraits and landscapes. Personal exhibitions of N. Babasyuk took place in 1940 at the Academy of Arts in Leningrad (drawings and watercolors from the Finnish front) and in 1965 in Leningrad in the halls of the Union of Artists, and then in the Palace of Culture named after I. Gaz.

Among the works created by N. Babasyuk are the paintings “Portrait of the writer A. Prokofiev”, “Laying a cable” (both 1945), “Speech by V. I. Lenin at the Finlyandsky Station”, “Young Guard”, “Portrait of I. Stalin” ( all 1950), “I. Stalin and K. Voroshilov on the defense of Tsaritsyn”, “Group portrait of noble people of the Kirov plant”, “Gurzuf”, “Russian Museum” (all 1951), “Khosta. Landscape" (1952), "Hosta. Maly Akhun" (1953), "Portrait of the Shepherd Klyuev", "Kartashevka" (1955), "Gurzuf" (1956), "V. I. Lenin in Smolny”, “Portrait of the innovator of the Kirov plant Loginov”, “Portrait of the Hero of Socialist Labor V. Ya. Korasev” (all 1957), “Portrait of the sculptor I. Krestovsky” (1958), “War workers (Laying a cable across Ladoga lake. 1942)", "Enthusiasts of the Kirov Plant" (both 1960), "Portrait of the innovator of the Kirov Plant E. Savich" (1961), "V. I. Lenin”, “Arsentievna” (both 1962), “Portrait of the artist N. E. Timkov” (1963), “Kirov residents. Group portrait”, “October Bonfires” (both 1964), “Eternal Flame” (1967), “V. I. Lenin”, “Self-portrait”, “Private Gennady Romashkin” (all 1971), “All power to the Soviets!” , “Portrait of the artist N. I. Andretsov”, “Portrait of the artist A. N. Semenov” (all 1972), “Portrait of the artist V. F. Zagonek” (1973), “Revolutions of soldiers” (1975), “Autumn”, “Portrait of student Petko Tatarinsky” (both 1978), “Drivers of heavy vehicles” (1980) and others.

Babasyuk Nikolai Lukich died on April 6, 1983 in Leningrad at the sixty-ninth year of his life. His works are in museums and private collections in Russia and abroad.

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Notes

Directory of members of the Leningrad organization of the Union of Artists of the RSFSR.- L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1980. - P.8.
Bakhtiyarov, R. A. Babasyuk Nikolay Lukich // Pages of memory. Reference and biographical collection. 1941-1945. The artists of the St. Petersburg (Leningrad) Union of Artists are veterans of the Great Patriotic War. St. Petersburg: Petropolis, 2014. P. 64.
Anniversary Directory of graduates of the St. Petersburg Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture named after I. E. Repin of the Russian Academy of Arts. 1915-2005.- St. Petersburg: “Primrose”, 2007. - P.60.
. - L.: Military publishing house of the People's Commissariat of Defense, 1945. - P.17.
- L.-M.: Art, 1951. - P.13.
Exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1951. Catalog.- L.: Lenizdat, 1951. - P.7.
. - L.: LSSH, 1953. - P.5.
. - L.: LSSH, 1956. - P.7.
- L.: Leningrad artist, 1958. - P.6.
1917-1957. Exhibition of works by Leningrad artists. Catalog.- L.: Leningrad artist, 1958. - P.8.
// Evening Leningrad. 1957, November 4.
. - L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1963. - P.7.
- L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1959. - P.6.
Fine art of Leningrad. Exhibition catalogue.- L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1976. - P.14.
Exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1960. Catalog. - L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1961. - P.8-9.
Republican art exhibition "Soviet Russia". Catalog. - M.: Soviet Artist, 1960. - P.14.
Exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1961. Catalog. - L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1964. - P.9.
Autumn exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1962. Catalog. - L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1962. - P.8.
Leningrad. Zonal exhibition. - L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1965. - P.9.
Third republican art exhibition “Soviet Russia”. Catalog.- M.: Ministry of Culture of the RSFSR, 1967. - P.18.
Our contemporary. Catalog of the exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1971.- L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1972. - P.8.
In my native country. Exhibition of works by Leningrad artists. Dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the formation of the USSR. Catalog.- L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1974. - P.9.
Our contemporary. The second exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1972. Catalog. - L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1973. - P.5.
Our contemporary. The third exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1973. Catalog. - L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1974. - P.7
Our contemporary. Zonal exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1975. Catalog.- L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1980. - P.11.
Autumn exhibition of works by Leningrad artists. 1978. Catalog. - L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1983. - P.5.
Zonal exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1980. Catalog.- L.: Artist of the RSFSR, 1983. - P.9.

Sources

Central State Archive of Literature and Art. St. Petersburg. F.78. Op.5. D.10.
The third exhibition of works by artists of the Leningrad front. L., Military publishing house of the People's Commissariat of Defense, 1945. P.17.
Exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1951. Catalog. L., Lenizdat, 1951. P.7.
Exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1951. Catalog. L-M., Art, 1951. P.13.
Spring exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1953. Catalog. L., LSSH, 1953. P.5.
Zemskaya M. For the truth of life and great thought. To the results of the autumn exhibition of Leningrad artists.// Smena, 1954, December 18.
Spring exhibition of works by Leningrad artists in 1955. Catalog. L., LSSH, 1956. P.7.
Autumn exhibition of works by Leningrad artists. 1956. Catalog. L., Leningrad artist, 1958. P.6.
1917 - 1957. Exhibition of works by Leningrad artists. Catalog. L., Leningrad artist, 1958. P.8.
I. Nikiforovskaya. The results of a great creative work// Evening Leningrad. 1957, October 10.
E. Voevodin. Glorious pages of revolutionary history// Evening Leningrad. 1957, November 4.
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Provincial agronomist, breeder, public figure... it is impossible to fully convey the image of this bright personality, to talk about the enormous role that this man played in the history of Siberia and our entire state.

N.L. Skalozubov was born on October 29, 1861 in Kostroma. He graduated from the Kostroma Real School and then from the Petrovsky Academy in Moscow with a PhD in Agriculture. He worked in various positions in the Krasnoufimsky district of the Perm province.

In April 1894 N.L. Skalozubov was appointed Tobolsk provincial agronomist. Having made a fact-finding tour of the province, he noted that the scourge of local agriculture is floods, droughts and the remoteness of settlements and places suitable for arable land. Having collected 135 soil samples during the trip, Nikolai Lukich proposed a number of measures to improve its structure. In places prone to drought, he proposed sowing cereal grains with roots deep into the soil, which could extract nutrients and moisture from the deep lower layers. Grass sowing, which he subsequently introduced, increased the feed supply of livestock farming and made it more efficient in drought conditions. Nikolai Lukich also drew attention to the importance of mechanization of agriculture and the need to increase its technological level.

Having analyzed the economic side of agriculture in the province, Skalozubov came to the conclusion that it was necessary to process raw materials on site and export finished products. He devoted a lot of effort to the development of butter production, taking part in the organization of butter production cooperatives. With his support, this industry in Western Siberia reached unprecedented proportions for the region: oil exports to the world market rose in 3 years from 4 to 100 thousand poods. Some foreign companies even passed off Siberian butter and cheese as Dutch and Danish. A scandal arose. Then information appeared in foreign newspapers that Siberians add melted lamb and pork fat to butter. Skalozubov personally checked the quality of the oil and forced foreigners to admit that the newspaper reports were slander.

On the initiative of N.L. Skalozubov, an agricultural exhibition was held in 1895, which presented the nature, culture, and way of life of the region, reflected the state of agriculture in the province and showed its capabilities. Then the Tobolsk province “visited” both the All-Russian Agricultural Exhibition and the World Exhibition in Paris in 1900, where N.L. Skalozubov was awarded a silver medal.

Yaroslavl bulls and Vologda cows were brought to the province, which made it possible to develop a new breed of cattle - the Kurgan. Pig breeding developed widely: to improve the local breed, a large white breed of pigs was imported.

Nikolai Lukich paid great attention to the development of beekeeping in the province. In May 1900, he met in St. Petersburg with D.I. Mendeleev, who helped obtain private loans for the development of this industry.

N.L. Skalozubov published more than 270 works, among them “The grain harvest in the Tobolsk province”, “A collection of soil samples in the Tobolsk province”, and a popular brochure on pig breeding. He himself disseminated agronomic knowledge among peasants, and in 1900, in the village of Sokolovka, near Tobolsk, he opened the first agricultural school in Western Siberia.

In 1913, Skalozubov, having studied scientific works on selection, began organizing his own experiments. On the estate of L.D. Smolin in Petrovskoye, near Kurgan, the first breeding station in Siberia was established, with the goal of breeding new varieties of cereals, zoned for Western Siberia. At the selection station, Nikolai Lukich organized a meteorological station, observations at which were carried out under the guidance of employees of the physical observatory in Yekaterinburg.

In 1914, Skalozubov isolated the best lines of wheat for propagation and further study, among which were the ancestors of the varieties “Milturum 321” and “Cesium 111” (the first was bred from material from the Tobolsk province and Kurgan “Krasnokoloski”, and the second from an admixture in economic variety "Poltavka" from the Bezenchuk experimental station).

By the spring of 1915, 700 samples of wheat and oats were being tested. The nurseries were located on an area of more than 10 hectares. The source material for the selection of corn, beans, peas, potatoes, sugar beets, and winter wheat was collected throughout Russia and even in other countries.

Note that after the death of N.L. Skalozubov, the results of his selection work were used at the experimental station named after him, organized in Omsk. The work of Nikolai Lukich was successfully continued. Spring wheat "Milturum 321" has been in production since 1929 and occupied vast areas in Siberia, the Urals and the European part of the USSR. The Milturum 553 variety, later obtained on the basis of this variety, spread even wider. Another variety created by Nikolai Lukich, “Cesium 111” (also in production since 1929), became the best in baking qualities among spring wheat varieties in the USSR and abroad. To this day, this wheat is used to create new varieties.

Skalozubov devoted a lot of energy to the Tobolsk Provincial Museum. In 1894, he was elected to its board, and soon became the custodian of the museum's funds. According to his plan, the museum was to become a center for scientific research in the region. While traveling, Nikolai Lukich collected everything that deserved attention for the museum. He organized the “Department of Agriculture and Handicraft Industry,” collected an extensive library on Siberian studies, ethnography, agriculture, flora and fauna, and gave lectures. In 1896, with his participation, an art department began to be created in the museum.

The main obstacle to the development of the museum was the lack of funds. Subsequently, thanks to the assistance of N.L. Skalozubov as a deputy of the State Duma, the museum began to receive annual government subsidies.

Nikolai Lukich's social activities are extremely extensive. He taught botany at a paramedic school, was an activist in the Society for the Study of Siberia, and took part in meetings of the Tobolsk branch of the Fisheries Society. For participation in the First General Census, he was awarded the Order of Stanislav, III degree.

In 1905 N.L. Skalozubov became one of the organizers of the peasant congress in Tobolsk. The purpose of the congress was to explain the Manifesto of October 17 to the peasants, ascertain their opinion and bring this opinion to the attention of the government. The congress delegates spoke in favor of transferring all land into public ownership. The congress was declared illegal, and Nikolai Lukich was removed from the post of provincial agronomist for his participation in it and for some time exiled to Berezov (March–August 1906).

From 1906 to 1912 N.L. Skalozubov was a deputy of the Second and Third State Dumas, was secretary of the Agricultural Committee and a member of the Budget Commission, believing that “the people’s representatives should strive in the Duma for such an order in which everyone would live better... so that everyone would be equal, without differences in class, so that the identity of each person was inviolable.” Walkers from all over Russia came to him on a variety of issues.

Skalozubov adhered to left-wing views, maintained contact with the arrested members of the Duma, corresponded with them, sent books, money, and food. He achieved an improvement in the conditions of political prisoners in the Tobolsk convict prison. In 1909, he defended M. Frunze, sentenced to hanging, accused of attempted murder of a police officer. Skalozubov managed to prove that Frunze was not at the scene of the assassination attempt and that he was accused at the trial. Nikolai Lukich sent a telegram to the Moscow Governor General asking for a commutation of the sentence. As you know, M. Frunze’s life was saved.

In the press and in the Duma, Skalozubov criticized Stolypin’s resettlement policy: “Neither people nor natural resources are spared for colonization, which require careful treatment in the national interests.”

In 1911 N.L. Skalozubov was elected a member of the Russian Geographical Society, in which he remained until the end of his days.

Nikolai Lukich was a great worker, a man deeply devoted to his work. Whatever he undertook, he always thought about people and the future. He had rare charm and was extremely modest. His friends wrote about him: “The stone of remarkable beauty was placed in a nondescript frame, and the divine fire burned in the soul of Nikolai Lukich. Wherever he was, they worked for the common benefit and worked with passion, inspired by Nikolai Lukich. This fire, given to him by nature, made the work around him cozy, and the circle of people engaged in this work united and animated.”

On February 19, 1915, in the prime of his creative powers, N.L. Skalozubov died suddenly after contracting typhoid fever from a sick employee whom he was caring for.

Nikolai Lukich Skalozubov did a lot for the development of the Tobolsk province and for our entire country. He directed all his will, energy, and knowledge to awakening the dormant forces of the richest region, to using the natural resources of Siberia.

From the editor. On the pages of our newspaper we regularly publish essays about the life and work of people who devoted their lives to natural science research or educational activities. However, as a rule, we are talking about fairly well-known scientists who worked in the capitals. Meanwhile, in different parts of our vast country, many outstanding researchers and public figures worked, who did a lot for their region, and for Russia, and for world science, but whose names later turned out to be undeservedly forgotten. Publishing material about N.L. Skalozubov, we appeal to our readers with an invitation to send materials about their fellow countrymen - biologists, medical and agricultural workers, teachers and educators.

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Skalozubov, Nikolai Lukich

(October 29, 1861, Kostroma - February 19, 1915, Kurgan)

rus. agronomist-breeder, statistician, society. activist, lifelong active member. WOLE. Genus. in a tradesman's family. After graduating from Petrovsko-Razumovskaya Acad. (1881-85) with the rank of candidate. Agricultural Sciences was sent as an agronomic supervisor to the Krasnoufimsky district. Perm. lips Until 1892 he worked as an insurance agent, secret. zemstvo council, zemstvo statistician. Organized in household census (1888), read agricultural entomology at Krasnoufimsky industrial. school 1894-05 - provincial agronomist of Tobolsk province. Set up agricultural and handicraft industry. exhibition (Kurgan, 1895), participated in the preparation of the All-Russian. agricultural (Moscow), industrial-art. (Nizhny Novgorod) and World (Paris) exhibitions. Guardian of Tobolsk Music. (1894-1903). He made a great contribution to the development of Siberian selection, grass sowing, and oil production. On his initiative, the first exemplary school was opened. dairy (village of Moreva, Yalutorovsky district), credit institutions, dept. Imperial Moscow about-va s. x-va. For participation in the cross. congress (December 1905, Tobolsk) he was dismissed from his post and exiled to the city of Berezov. In Aug. 1906 left exile early and was elected to the State. Duma of the 2nd and 3rd convocations, where Secretary appeared. agricultural and budget commissions. From 1912 he worked on the estate of L.D. Smolin (near Kurgan), where he organized the first Siberian breeding station. (1912). One of the founders of the spring wheat varieties Cesium III and Multirum 321, which became widespread in the Trans-Urals and Siberia. Mind. from typhus. In memory of S. Belovskaya, the dairy school was named after him, at the Tobolsk museum. established for the best essay on flora and s. x-wu.

Lit.: Shelukhin I.S. Nikolai Lukich Skalozubov. Novosibirsk, 1961.

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"Skalozubov, Nikolai Lukich" in books

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SKALOZUBOV NIKOLAI LUKICH (1861, Kostroma - 1915), agronomist, zemstvo employee, public figure.
Born in Kostroma. He graduated from the Petrovsko-Razumov Academy in 1885, after graduating with the rank of Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, he was sent as an agronomic supervisor to the Krasnoufimsky district of the Perm province.
From 1894 -1905 worked in Tobolsk, deputy of the State Duma of the 2nd and 3rd convocations, secretary of the agricultural and budget commissions.
Working in the Krasnoufimsky district, N.L. Skalozubov was collecting information about the folk culture of the inhabitants of the district. His most significant work is “The People's Calendar: Holidays, Days of Saints Especially Honored by the People, Beliefs, Signs about the Weather, Customs and Timings of Agricultural Work” (1894). The work is based on material received from correspondents in many localities of the county. During 1890, the author monthly sent out questionnaires to local correspondents indicating dates according to the number of days of the month, into which the correspondents entered beliefs, signs, and timing of agricultural work. The collection of material was carried out with the help of volunteer correspondents of the statistical department of the Krasnoufimsk district zemstvo government. In total, the author received materials from 36 settlements in the county from 57 correspondents. The purpose of the undertaken collection of material and research was to study “the centuries-old experience of the peasant cultivator... to characterize the natural conditions of agriculture in a given area.” The author collected and systematized significant material about the timing of agricultural work, weather signs, and beliefs associated with calendar dates. To date, the publication of N. L. Skalozubov is one of the most complete works on the calendar traditions of the Southern Kama region at the end of the 19th century, which presents the entire calendar year of the peasant farmer. Of no less interest to ethnographers is the work on folk medicine, which contains folk methods of treating diseases and a list of medicinal plants used in folk medicine. Some ethnographic information is also contained in the work “From notes during travels around the Krasnoufimsky district...”

Works: Skalozubov, N. L. Folk calendar. Holidays, days of saints especially revered by the people, beliefs, signs about the weather, customs and timing of agricultural work / N. L. Skalozubov // Collection of materials for familiarization with the Perm province. Perm, 1893. Issue. 5. P.3-21;
Skalozubov N.L. From notes during travels around the Krasnoufimsky district (1887) // Memorable book and address-calendar of the Perm province for 1893. Perm, 1892. S. 23-55;
Mizerov M.I., Skalozubov N.L. On the issue of traditional medicine in Krasnoufimsky district / M.I. Mizerov, N.L., Skalozubov // Perm region. Perm, 1893. T.2. P.238-281.

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Biography

Early years. Agronomist

Nikolai Skalozubov was born on October 29, 1861 into a middle-class family in the city of Kostroma, Kostroma province.

In 1881 he graduated from the Kostroma Real School, and in 1885 (or 1887; incorrectly, in 1858) - the Petrovsky Agricultural and Forestry Academy in Moscow; received the title of candidate of agriculture.

Skalozubov wanted to get a position as a natural history teacher in some agricultural school, but was refused. As a result, until 1892 he worked as an insurance agent and agronomist-supervisor of the Krasnoufimsky district zemstvo (Perm province). In addition, he was the secretary of the Krasnoufimsk district zemstvo government and a statistician for the same district. He had an annual salary of 1200 rubles.

In 1888, Skalozubov, with the support of the director of the local real school N.A. Sokovin, organized a household census in Krasnoufimsky district. He was a researcher (1889) and a promoter of artisanal peasant labor. He also taught a course in agricultural etymology at the district industrial school in Krasnoufimsk.

While working in the district, N.L. Skalozubov collected information about the folk culture of its inhabitants. His most significant work in this area is “The People's Calendar: Holidays, Days of Saints Especially Honored by the People, Beliefs, Signs about the Weather, Customs and Timings of Agricultural Work” (1894). It is based on material received from correspondents in many localities of the district: during 1890, the author monthly sent out questionnaires to local correspondents, in which they entered beliefs, signs and timing of agricultural work. The goal was to study “the centuries-old experience of the peasant cultivator... to characterize the natural conditions of agriculture in a given area.”

Of no less interest to ethnographers is Skalozubov's work on folk medicine, which contains folk methods of treating diseases and a list of medicinal plants used in this case. He studied local crafts: in the description, he arranged the material by county, noted the settlements, the crafts common in them, the number of peasants involved and, what is especially valuable, he attached an alphabetical and subject index of crafts.

In Tobolsk

Since 1892, Nikolai Lukich took the post of head of the Perm provincial statistical bureau. Two years later, in 1894, he moved to the Tobolsk province. At the invitation of the governor, as a civilian and then government agronomist, Skalozubov organized a fight against the filly. From March 1894 to January 1906 he was the Tobolsk provincial agronomist.

During this period, having collected 135 samples of local soil during a study tour around the province, Skalozubov proposed a number of measures to improve its structure and use. In particular, his research contributed to the spread of grass sowing among local peasants, which made it possible to increase the feed supply of livestock and make it less dependent on natural conditions (for example, drought).

On his initiative, N. Skalozubov, Yaroslavl bulls and Vologda cows were brought to the Tobolsk province: a new breed was even bred - Kurgan. In addition, large white pigs were introduced to improve the local pig breed. At the same time, Nikolai Lukich drew attention to the importance of mechanization of the region’s agriculture and the urgent need to increase the technological level of agricultural production. He justified the need to process raw materials produced in the province directly on site - with the subsequent export of finished products.

Skalozubov paid a lot of attention to the development of the Ural and Siberian butter-making: he directly participated in the organization of butter-producing peasant artels. With his support, this industry reached unprecedented proportions - the export of oil to the world market rose from 4 to 100 thousand poods in just 3 years.

In 1895, N. Skalozubov became one of the organizers of the agricultural and handicraft exhibition in the city of Kurgan. He was a member of the organizing committee of the exhibition, and was also the editor of the official publication of the exhibition - “Reference sheet of the Kurgan Agricultural and Handicraft Exhibition of 1895”. In addition, he participated in the preparation of the All-Russian Agricultural Exhibition in Moscow and the Industrial and Art Exhibition in Nizhny Novgorod (1896). In 1900, he was awarded a silver medal for organizing the Russian department at the World Exhibition in Paris. He took part in a handicraft exhibition in St. Petersburg (1902).

Nikolai Skalozubov also paid attention to the development of local beekeeping: in 1900 he met with D.I. Mendeleev, who helped him obtain private loans for the development of this industry, and in 1907 he was elected an honorary member of the Tyumen Beekeeping Society. He spread knowledge about agronomy among the peasantry: in the same year, 1900, he opened the first agricultural school in Western Siberia in the village of Sokolovka near Tobolsk. He edited an agricultural newspaper - a supplement to the Tobolsk Provincial Gazette.

Public figure. Museum curator

In 1896, he acted as an assistant to the commissioner for the All-Russian population census in the Tobolsk province and traveled from Tobolsk to Obdorsk.

In January 1899, at the Tobolsk Museum, he gave a report “Who benefited from the construction of the railway?” .

On Skalozubov's initiative, the first exemplary educational dairy was built in the village of Moreva, Yalutorovsky district, credit partnerships were established and a branch of the Moscow Society of Agriculture was opened. In 1906, he organized a peasant congress of the Tobolsk province to explain to the peasants the Manifesto of October 17, 1905 and to develop instructions for members of the First Duma. Since the peasant delegates spoke in favor of transferring all land into public ownership (see Black Redistribution), the congress was declared illegal by the authorities. For his participation in it, Skalozubov was removed from the post of senior specialist in the agricultural sector, correcting the post of government provincial agronomist, arrested (January 20, 1906) and imprisoned. He was sentenced to exile to the north, to the city of Berezov, where he remained from April to June.

On June 20, 1906, more than 30 parliamentarians of the First Duma of the Russian Empire - of which Nikolai Lukich was an elector - sent a statement to the Chairman condemning the Tobolsk governor, who issued an order for the arrest and expulsion of Skalozubov.

Since 1894, Skalozubov was a member of the board of the Tobolsk Provincial Museum and a custodian (conservator) of museum funds: during his business trips, he collected the most interesting exhibits for the collection, and donated his botanical collections to the museum. Organized a department of agriculture and handicraft industry in the museum; collected an extensive library on ethnography, agriculture, flora and fauna of Siberia and the Urals; gave lectures. In 1896, with his direct participation, an art department was created in the museum. Thanks to Skalozubov's assistance, the Tobolsk Museum began to receive annual subsidies from the tsarist government:

In addition to all of the above, Skalozubov participated in the work of the Society for the Study of Siberia and in meetings of the branch of the Fisheries Society. He taught botany at a local paramedic school. He was a member of the editorial commission for the publication of the Yearbook of the Tobolsk Provincial Museum. He closely followed the fate of the Tobolsk vocational school - summing up its twenty-year existence, he emphasized that “we have the right to demand more from a properly organized technical school... but if we look at it, which would be much more correct, as a training workshop with a shelter for orphans, then the achieved the results should be considered satisfactory."

In the Second Duma, Nikolai Lukich joined the Constitutional Democratic (or People's Socialist) faction. It is sometimes claimed that he belonged to the Trudoviks. Became a member of three commissions: budgetary, freedom of conscience and agrarian. He was also a rapporteur of the budget commission on the bills “On issuing a loan for the maintenance of urgent flights in the Far East”, “On the maintenance of urgent steamship communications on the Lena River” and “On shipping on the rivers of the Amur Basin”. Participated in the activities of the Siberian Parliamentary Group.

The petition of deputy Skalozubov contributed to obtaining permission for I. M. Lyakhovetsky to leave the Empire.

Deputy of the Third Duma

After the rapid dissolution of the Second Duma (see the Third June Revolution), on October 20 of the same year, 1907, the non-party Skalozubov was elected to the new, Third State Duma - this time from the first and second congresses of city voters. Received 33 votes (10 more than V.I. Dzyubinsky and K.I. Molodtsov).

In the Third Duma, Nikolai Skalozubov became a member of five commissions at once: on resettlement (from the 3rd Duma session - comrade secretary of the commission), agricultural (from the 2nd session - secretary), budgetary, fisheries and cotton growing (from the 4th session - secretary). He was a rapporteur for the commission on resettlement, fisheries and the agricultural commission. The signature of the former provincial agronomist is on a number of bills: “On providing rest for commercial and industrial employees”, “On the spread of zemstvos in Siberia”, “On the establishment of land management commissions in the steppe regions”, “On the hiring of trade employees”, “On changing the city electoral Law" and "On the Abolition of the Death Penalty". Skalozubov was a consistent critic of the resettlement policy of Prime Minister P. A. Stolypin:

As chairman of a special Duma commission, N. Skalozubov investigated the activities of the expedition of the official of the Main Directorate of Land Management and Agriculture P.I. Sokolov and criticized the methodological basis for conducting his research.

In March 1910, Skalozubov’s article “On the issue of the Chelyabinsk turning point in the tariff,” which presented various points of view on the fate of the “turning point,” was discussed at a special meeting convened by the Ministry of Finance under the Department of Railway Affairs.

Nikolai Lukich actively sought to improve the conditions of political prisoners in the Tobolsk convict prison. He defended M.V. Frunze, sentenced to hanging, accused of attempted murder of a police officer - he proved that Frunze was not at the scene of the assassination attempt and that he was slandered at the trial. Skalozubov sent a telegram to the Governor General of Moscow asking for a commutation of the revolutionary’s sentence, and also organized a protest among deputies.

In total, N.L. Skalozubov co-authored 34 Duma bills and spoke from the parliamentary rostrum 23 times (including 12 times as a speaker). At the same time, he, disillusioned with the work of the Duma, refused to participate in the next election campaign.

Last years. Breeding station

In 1912, Skalozubov became the founder and manager of the first breeding station in Siberia on the estate of L. D. Smolin in the village of Petrovskoye (near Kurgan). At this station, new varieties of cereals, zoned for Western Siberia, were bred - including the ancestors of the spring wheat varieties “Milturum 321” and “Cesium 111” that later became popular in the USSR, which were highly appreciated by N. I. Vavilov. He organized a meteorological point at the selection station, observations at which were supervised by employees of the Yekaterinburg Physical Observatory.

In addition, Skalozubov organized the First Siberian selection exhibition in 1912. After 1915, the results of his selection work were used at the experimental station named after him, created in Omsk.

In 1911, Nikolai Skalozubov became a fellow member of the West Siberian Department of the Russian Geographical Society, and since 1912 - a full member of the Kostroma Scientific Society.

In St. Petersburg he was a member of the “Society for the Study of Siberia and the Improvement of Its Life.” Was familiar with A. A. Kaufman. In 1912 he resigned from the Society, to which Kaufman remarked: “... in the person of N. L. Skalozubov, the excursion business of the society suffered a major loss” .

Nikolai Lukich Skalozubov died of typhoid fever on February 19, 1915 in the city of Kurgan, Tobolsk province: he became infected while caring for a sick employee. He was buried in Kurgan at the Mother of God Nativity Cemetery. The grave has not been preserved, since the cemetery was turned into Victory Park (opened on May 9, 1985).

Opinions of contemporaries

Friends of N. L. Skalozubov wrote about him:

Memory

After the death of N. Skalozubov, the Vedovsky School of Dairy Farming was named after him, and a prize was established at the Tobolsk Museum for the best essay on flora and agriculture in his name.

On August 24, 2012, a memorial to Nikolai Lukich Skalozubov was opened in Victory Park in the city of Kurgan. The monument is located near the “Star” monument-fountain. Two slabs of black granite resemble a half-opened book. On one page there is an engraved portrait of Nikolai Skalozubov, on the other - his merits. The author of the project is sculptor Valery Mikhailovich Khoroshaev. At the foot of the monument they laid a capsule with soil from Skalozubov’s homeland - Kostroma.

Awards

Works

N. L. Skalozubov is the author of about 300 monographs and scientific articles, mainly on issues of agriculture and economics. He also published under the pseudonym “N. Sk." Articles in the newspapers “Russian Vedomosti”, “Zemskoe Delo”, “Bulletin of Agriculture”, “Needs of the Village”, “Siberian Questions”, “Sibirskaya Trading Newspaper”, “Sibirskaya Zhizn”, “Narodnaya Gazeta” (Kurgan), unofficial part Tobolsk Provincial Gazette; in the magazines “Zemskoye Delo”, “Khozyain”, “Legal Bulletin”, “Needs of the West Siberian Economy” and in the Yearbook of the Tobolsk Provincial Museum. Collaborated with foreign publications (Danish magazine Frem and others). Some of the works:

List of publications by N. L. Skalozubov.

Books

Skalozubov N. L. Preface // List of populated places in the Krasnoufimsky district of the Perm province, compiled according to a household inventory carried out in the district from 1888 to 1891. - Perm: Krasnoufimsky district zemstvo, 1894.
Skalozubov N. L. Proceedings of the committee for organizing an agricultural and handicraft exhibition in the city of Kurgan in 1895 / Compiled by provincial agronomist N. L. Skalozubov. - Issue I. Experience of reviewing peasant crafts of the Tobolsk province. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1895.
Skalozubov N. L. A brief overview of the trip made in the summer of 1895 in the Tobolsk province. - Tobolsk, 1895.
Skalozubov N. L. Description of collections of soil samples from the Tobolsk province belonging to the Tobolsk provincial museum. - Tobolsk, 1895.
Skalozubov N. L. Report on the work to combat the filly in 1895 in the Tobolsk province. With attached extracts from the diaries of members of the Krasnoufimsky detachment. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1895.
Skalozubov N. L. Agriculture of the Tobolsk province. - St. Petersburg. , 1895.
Skalozubov N. L. and A. V. Review of the Tobolsk province in agricultural terms for the summer and autumn periods of 1895. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the provincial government, 1896.
Skalozubov N. L. A set of information on the organization of agricultural statistics in the zemstvo provinces of European Russia. - Perm, 1896.
Skalozubov N. L. Explanatory readings in the Tobolsk Provincial Museum. - About what products can be obtained from wood. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1898.
Skalozubov N. L. Explanatory readings in the Tobolsk Provincial Museum. - What products can be made from bone. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1898.
Skalozubov N. L. A program for collecting material on the issue of traditional medicine. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the Tobolsk diocesan brotherhood, 1898.
Skalozubov N. L. Explanatory readings in the Tobolsk Provincial Museum. - What is peat, how is it formed and what is it used for. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1899.
Skalozubov N. L. Explanatory readings in the Tobolsk Provincial Museum. - Siberian wheat. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1899.
Skalozubov N. L. Experience of natural-historical description of Tobolsk province. Explanatory readings in the Tobolsk Provincial Museum. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1899.
Skalozubov N. L. Review of the Tobolsk province in agricultural terms for 1900. - Tobolsk: Provincial Printing House, 1901.
Skalozubov N. L. About the filly: how it harms agriculture and how to deal with it. - Tobolsk, 1904.
Skalozubov N. L. About pig farming in the Tobolsk province. - Tobolsk: Brotherhood Printing House, 1906.
Skalozubov N. L. Agricultural Museum at the Folk School. - St. Petersburg. , 1908.
Skalozubov N. L. On the issue of the Chelyabinsk tariff change. - Tobolsk: Printing house of M. N. Kostyurina, 1910.
Skalozubov N. L. How new varieties of cultivated plants are developed. - St. Petersburg. , 1910.
Skalozubov N. L. What a farmer needs to know about plant life. - St. Petersburg. , 1910.
Skalozubov N. L. Activities of the Agricultural Commission of the 3rd State Duma for the period from November 23, 1909 to May 11, 1910. - St. Petersburg. , 1911.
Skalozubov N. L. Organization of social forces for the purpose of studying Siberia: (Report read at the general meeting of the “Society for the Study of Siberia and Improvement of Its Life” on February 16, 1912 at the opening of the exhibition of collections and works of student excursions to Siberia). - St. Petersburg: Altshuler Printing House, 1912.
Skalozubov N. L. A manual for botanical excursions: Plant life in examples from Russian flora: A directory of biological characteristics of plants. - St. Petersburg. , 1912.
Skalozubov N. L. Activities of the Agricultural Commission of the 3rd State Duma for the period from November 29, 1911 to May 1912. - St. Petersburg. , 1913.
Skalozubov N. L. Experience of sowing corn in the Kurgan district of the Tobolsk province. - St. Petersburg. , 1914.
Skalozubov N. L. Notes on prison and exile// From materials on the history of the underground library and secret circle of the Vladimir Seminary; Notes of N. L. Skalozubov about prison and exile; From materials on the initial history of the Kostroma labor movement / Preface. V. Smirnova. - Kostroma, 1921. - P. 27-43.

Articles

Skalozubov N. L. From notes during travels around the Krasnoufimsky district (1887) // Memorable book and address-calendar of the Perm province for 1893. - Perm, 1892. - pp. 23-55.
Mizerov M. I., Skalozubov N. L. On the issue of folk medicine in Krasnoufimsky district // Perm region / M. I. Mizerov, N. L. Skalozubov. - Perm, 1893. - T. 2. - pp. 238-281.
Skalozubov N. L. Folk calendar. Holidays, days of saints especially revered by the people, beliefs, signs about the weather, customs and timing of agricultural work // Collection of materials for familiarization with the Perm province / N. L. Skalozubov. - Perm, 1893. - Issue. 5 . - P. 3-21.
Skalozubov N. L. Letter to the editor (report on the publication of the “Reference Sheet of the Kurgan Exhibition”) // “Siberian Sheet”: newspaper. - Tobolsk, 1895. - No. 92.
Skalozubov N. L. Folk calendar. Beliefs, signs about the weather and timing of agricultural work among the peasants of the Tobolsk province // Yearbook of the Tobolsk provincial museum: yearbook. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1898. - Issue. IX. - pp. 69-80.
Skalozubov N. L. On the publication of educational collections for the course of agricultural schools // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1898. - October 31 (No. 235).
Skalozubov N. L. Report on the work on the study of the filly in 1901 in the Tobolsk province (With the attachment of 4 plans of volosts and 1 map of the southern part of the Tobolsk province) // Yearbook of the Tobolsk provincial museum: yearbook. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1902. - Issue. XIII. - P. 1-153.
Skalozubov N. L. Review of peasant crafts of the Tobolsk province With an alphabetical index of crafts and villages mentioned in reviews for 1895 and 1902 (With 5 tables of zincographic drawings) // Yearbook of the Tobolsk provincial museum: yearbook. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1902. - Issue. XIII. - P. 1-162.
Skalozubov N. L. Materials on the issue of traditional medicine. Traditional medicine in the Tobolsk province // Yearbook of the Tobolsk provincial museum: yearbook. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1904. - Issue. XIV. - P. 1-30.
Skalozubov N. L. In defense of I. Ya. Slovtsov // “Sibirskaya Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1905. - December 23 (No. 275).
Skalozubov N. L. Materials for the study of soils and vegetation of the Tobolsk province // Yearbook of the Tobolsk provincial museum: yearbook. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1906. - Issue. XV. - P. 1-45.
Skalozubov N. L. From Tobolsk to Obdorsk (From a travel journal) // Yearbook of the Tobolsk Provincial Museum: Yearbook. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1907. - Issue. XVI. - P. 1-18.
Skalozubov N. L.(Map of Baraba) // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1907. - May 12 (No. 104).
Skalozubov N. L. Official guardianship of migrants // Editor P. M. Golovachev“Siberian Questions”: periodical collection. - St. Petersburg: Altshuler Printing House, 1907. - No. 3.
Skalozubov N. L. Imaginary agronomic assistance to displaced people // Editor P. M. Golovachev“Siberian Questions”: periodical collection. - St. Petersburg: Altshuler Printing House, 1907. - April 22 (No. 7).
Skalozubov N. L. Request from Siberian deputies to Prince Vasilchikov // Editor P. M. Golovachev“Siberian Questions”: periodical collection. - St. Petersburg: Altshuler Printing House, 1907. - June 10 (No. 13).
Skalozubov N. L. Dead land fund for migrants // Editor P. M. Golovachev“Siberian Questions”: periodical collection. - St. Petersburg: Altshuler Printing House, 1908. - March 8 (No. 9).
Skalozubov N. L. Export of pigs from Siberia // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1908. - September 5 (No. 195).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from deputies // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1908. - December 14 (No. 273).
Skalozubov N. L. Fairgrounds in peasant villages of Tobolsk province // Editor P. M. Golovachev“Siberian Questions”: periodical collection. - St. Petersburg: Altshuler Printing House, 1909. - August 25 (No. 21).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - April 8 (No. 75).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - April 9 (No. 76).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - May 17 (No. 104).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - June 12 (No. 124).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - June 14 (No. 126).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - June 21 (No. 132).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - August 18 (No. 175).
Skalozubov N. L. About fertilizing fields with bone meal // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - September 3 (No. 188).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - September 8 (No. 192).
Skalozubov N. L. Siberian issues in the commissions of the State Duma // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - November 19 (No. 246).
Skalozubov N. L. World Institute in Siberia // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - November 21 (No. 248).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from deputies // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - November 25 (No. 250).
Skalozubov N. L. Siberian issues in the commissions of the State Duma // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - November 29 (No. 254).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from deputies // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - December 8 (No. 261).
Skalozubov N. L. About zemstvo in Siberia // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - December 9 (No. 262).
Skalozubov N. L. The path from the Ob River to Europe // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - December 17 (No. 269).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - December 23 (No. 274).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1909. - December 31 (No. 278).
Skalozubov N. L. List of plants of the Tobolsk province and the surrounding area of the city of Omsk // Yearbook of the Tobolsk provincial museum: yearbook. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1910. - Issue. XVIII. - P. 1-55.
Skalozubov N. L. About the report of one gymnasium and about it // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - January 30 (No. 24).
Skalozubov N. L. Needs of Siberia // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - February 6 (No. 29).
Skalozubov N. L. Manual net knitting machine // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - February 7 (No. 30).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - February 9 (No. 31).
Skalozubov N. L. For the Omsk Exhibition // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - February 12 (No. 34).
Skalozubov N. L. Results of land management in Siberia for 1908 // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - February 13 (No. 35).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from deputies // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - March 2 (No. 48).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from deputies // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - March 4 (No. 50).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - March 7 (No. 53).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - March 18 (No. 58).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - March 20 (No. 64).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - March 24 (No. 67).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - March 25 (No. 68).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - April 7 (No. 78).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - April 14 (No. 84).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - May 1 (No. 94).
Skalozubov N. L. In search of materials on the issue of zemstvo in Siberia // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - May 9 (No. 100).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - May 19 (No. 107).
Skalozubov N. L. Siberian issues // “Siberian trading newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - June 2 (No. 117).
Skalozubov N. L. Sluicing of the Tura and Tobol rivers. (Letter from St. Petersburg) // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - June 10 (No. 123).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - June 18 (No. 130).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy. (About sluicing of the Tura River) // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - June 27 (No. 137).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - June 29 (No. 139).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - July 2 (No. 141).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from deputies. XXX // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - July 8 (No. 146).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - October 9 (No. 218).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - October 16 (No. 224).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - October 26 (No. 230).
Skalozubov N. L. Results of resettlement in Siberia over 14 years // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - October 29 (No. 233).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - October 30 (No. 234).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy. VII-VIII // “Siberian trading newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - November 4 (No. 238).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - November 9 (No. 242).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - November 13 (No. 246).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - November 17 (No. 249).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from deputies // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - November 20 (No. 252).
Skalozubov N. L. Siberian zemstvo // “Siberian trading newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - November 23 (No. 254).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - November 27 (No. 258).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - November 30 (No. 260).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - December 1 (No. 261).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - December 12 (No. 270).
Skalozubov N. L. In the postal and telegraph world // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1910. - December 22 (No. 278).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy. About the upcoming work in Siberia to build new railway lines (From the estimate of emergency expenses of the Ministry of Railways for 1911) // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - January 12 (No. 8).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - February 6 (No. 29).
Skalozubov N. L. Oil-making masters in Siberia and measures to improve agriculture // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - February 11 (No. 33).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - February 13 (No. 35).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - February 17 (No. 38).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - February 19 (No. 40).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - February 26 (No. 45).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - March 2 (No. 48).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - March 5 (No. 51).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - March 16 (No. 60).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - March 23 (No. 66).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - March 25 (No. 68).
Skalozubov N. L. Siberian provincial printing houses // “Siberian trading newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - April 7 (No. 78).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - April 20 (No. 85).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - May 18 (No. 105).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - May 25 (No. 110).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - October 8 (No. 213).
Skalozubov N. L. Walking around departments (Commerce schools. Dismissed students. Food business) // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - October 14 (No. 218).
Skalozubov N. L. The fight against hunger in Siberia // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - October 29 (No. 229).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - November 3 (No. 233).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - November 4 (No. 234).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - November 13 (No. 242).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - December 1 (No. 255).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - December 4 (No. 258).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - December 9 (No. 261).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - December 11 (No. 263).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - December 13 (No. 264).
Skalozubov N. L. Letter from a deputy // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - December 16 (No. 267).
Skalozubov N. L. Seed loan and seed quality // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1911. - December 17 (No. 268).
Skalozubov N. L. State-owned bread // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - January 3 (No. 2).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from deputies // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - January 5 (No. 4).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from deputies // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - January 27 (No. 22).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from deputies // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - February 15 (No. 36).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - February 24 (No. 44).
Skalozubov N. L. Fairgrounds in peasant villages of Tobolsk province // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - March 10 (No. 57).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - March 14 (No. 60).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - March 16 (No. 62).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - March 20 (No. 65).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - March 21 (No. 66).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - March 30 (No. 70).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - March 31 (No. 71).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - May 11 (No. 103).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from deputies // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - May 13 (No. 105).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - May 18 (No. 108).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - May 22 (No. 111).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - May 25 (No. 114).
Skalozubov N. L. Letters from a deputy // “Siberian Trade Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - June 1 (No. 119).
Skalozubov N. L. On the issue of equality of women // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - September 5 (No. 195).
Skalozubov N. L. Waterways of Siberia (Irtysh water section) // “Siberian trading newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - September 16 (No. 203).
Skalozubov N. L. Siberian trading enterprises and the State Bank // “Siberian trading newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - September 29 (No. 213).
Skalozubov N. L. More about the State Bank and its relations with private ones // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - October 4 (No. 216).
Skalozubov N. L. Food assistance from small credit institutions // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - October 13 (No. 223).
Skalozubov N. L. Results of the food operation of 1911-1912 in the Tobolsk province // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - October 14 (No. 224).
Skalozubov N. L. Results of an emergency loan to help feed livestock in 1911-1912 // “Sibirskaya Torgovaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1912. - October 17 (No. 226).
Skalozubov N. L. Report on the activities of the Evgashchinsky Agricultural Society for 1912 // “Narodnaya Gazeta”: newspaper. - Kurgan, 1913. - June 23 (No. 23-24).
Skalozubov N. L. Botanical Dictionary. Folk names of wild and some cultivated plants of the Tobolsk province // Yearbook of the Tobolsk provincial museum: yearbook. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1913. - Issue. XXI. - P. 1-87.
Skalozubov N. L. About the first steps of the Siberian seed farm by L. D. Smolina and N. L. Skalozubov near Kurgan, Tobolsk province // “Siberian Trading Newspaper”: newspaper. - Tyumen, 1914. - January 1 (No. 1).
Skalozubov N. L. Report of the supervisory commission at the Omsk branch of the Moscow Society of Agriculture // “Needs of the West Siberian Economy”: journal. - Omsk, 1914. - No. 3.
Skalozubov N. L. On the issue of improving the quality of Siberian bread // “Needs of the West Siberian Economy”: journal. - Omsk, 1914. - No. 10-11-12.
Skalozubov N. L. A note on the future of the Tobolsk Provincial Museum // Yearbook of the Tobolsk Provincial Museum: yearbook. - Tobolsk: Printing house of the diocesan brotherhood, 1916. - Issue. XXVII. - P. 1-87.
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