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S003 · Family testimony · 2026

Family testimony: V.O. Kalaushin, 8–9 Oct 2026

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24 references · 11 chapters

Description

Information from the author of this website, Vyacheslav Olegovich Kalaushin (correspondence of 8 and 9 October 2026). 8 October: on the direct line of the family; the accounts of the commission for Archduke Franz Ferdinand and of the saddle for the Shah of Persia are confirmed by relatives and recorded in the family history; the surname is stressed on the u: Kalaúshin; the list of projects the author works on today (links to datanexus.ae, neuroframe.ae, cyberege.ru, driveyourdream.club, carfleet.ae, the 2019 Delovoy Peterburg article and the EdCAS case on tagline.ru); the Data Nexus products CyberEGE, NeuroFrame and Carfleet are “ours”, created by him and the Data Nexus team; the motto of the house is “Quality. Exclusivity. System.” 9 October: Vyacheslav Mikhailovich (roster No. 202) was born in 1943 in Chimkent (now Shymkent, Kazakhstan) and met Galina there; their son is Oleg Vyacheslavovich. The author’s life in his own words: born in St Petersburg; finished school; into IT since childhood; after school he “decided to try himself in the craft”; early in 2018 he moved to Moscow, then to Dubai, and now lives in Abu Dhabi; founder of Data Nexus. Publication of his city of residence is permitted; no year of birth was given.

Type
Family testimony
Years
2026
Held by
семейный архив / family

Where it is cited

Chapter 1. The Name 1

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    The name is stressed on the third syllable, on the u: Kalaúshin. This is how the family pronounces it […], and it is also how Russian Wikipedia gives it […]. In none of the documents of the family…

Chapter 3. The Caucasian Line 1

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    …The promised gold watch never reached Fedot Alekseyevich […]. Relatives confirm the account […].

Chapter 4. Service and Crosses 1

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    …saddle for the Shah […]. Relatives confirm the account; it is recorded in the family history […].

Chapter 5. At Court 1

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    …saddle for the Shah […]. Relatives confirm this account; it is recorded in the family history […].

Chapter 6. The Workshop 2

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    …Imperial Majesty […]. The account is recorded in the family history, and relatives confirm it […].

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    …after the Archduke’s assassination […]. Relatives confirm that the commission was completed […].

Chapter 7. The Upheaval 2

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    …up a serious, strict, punctual man of principle and became an engineer in the food industry; he died in 1980 […]. The youngest, Vyacheslav, died during the Civil War; Mikhail Pavlovich named his own son after him —…

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    …Fedot Alekseyevich […]. Relatives confirm the account; it is recorded in the family history […].

Chapter 10. Pushkin House 1

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    …Fedot Alekseyevich […]. The story is recorded in the family history, and relatives confirm it […].

Chapter 11. The Artist 1

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    …the Shah, and that the commission for the Archduke was completed; both are recorded in the family history […].

Chapter 12. The Chroniclers 3

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    …Kalaushin, reported that two family accounts are confirmed by relatives and recorded in the family history […].

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    …after the Archduke’s assassination […]. Relatives confirm that the commission was completed […].

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    …◇ S084, “Kalaushin Yury Romanovich”]. Relatives confirm the account; it is recorded in the family history […].

Chapter 13. Vyacheslav’s Line 8

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    …Vyacheslav, in the same way […]. The family remembers him as an engineer in the food industry […].

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    Vyacheslav Mikhailovich was born in 1943 in Chimkent (now Shymkent) in the Kazakh SSR […] and was named after his father’s younger brother, Vyacheslav Pavlovich […]. He served,…

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    …Galina; they had a son, Oleg […]. According to the family, he met Galina there, in Chimkent […]. Vyacheslav Mikhailovich died in 1990 […].

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    …for the St Petersburg magazine Pyatoye Koleso (“The Fifth Wheel”, also styled 5 Koleso) from 1995 to 2019 […]. The earliest pieces under his name that could be traced date from 2000: the printed issues of the 1990s…

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    …to which part of this chapter is devoted: for the saddle, not to test the account but to match the years […].

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    …craft”. Early in 2018 he moved to Moscow, from there to Dubai, and then to Abu Dhabi, where he lives today […].

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    …Services FZ-LLC (UAE), the company he founded, a marketing, product-architecture and data-systems practice […]. Its products — CyberEGE, a preparation platform for Russia’s EGE and OGE school exams; NeuroFrame, a…

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    …saddle for the Shah […]. Relatives confirm this account; it is recorded in the family history […].

Chapter 14. Sources and Further Research 3

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    …commission for Archduke Franz Ferdinand — are confirmed by relatives and recorded in the family history […].

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    …guardhouse for two days for an incautious answer. The promised gold watch never reached Fedot Alekseyevich […].

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    …after the Archduke’s assassination […]. Relatives confirm that the commission was completed […].

People

Events

  1. March – May 1900 The saddle for the Shah of Persia
  2. 1908 Birth of Mikhail Pavlovich
  3. 1911–1912 The parade commission for Archduke Franz Ferdinand
  4. 1943 Birth of Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
  5. 1995 Oleg Vyacheslavovich at Pyatoye Koleso
  6. 2018 Vyacheslav Olegovich moves to Moscow
  7. 2024 Data Nexus
  8. 2026 CyberEGE launched
  9. 8 October 2026 Relatives confirm two family accounts

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