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Aleksandra Aleksandrovna Chirskova (née Kalaushina)
Александра Александровна Чирскова (урожд. Калаушина)1907 – 1980
Daughter of Aleksandr Alekseyevich (1907–1980) and wife of the screenwriter B.F. Chirskov, Emiliya Fyodorovna’s brother; thus the Kalaushins and the Chirskovs were twice related by marriage.
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- Александра Александровна Чирскова (Калаушина)
- Roster entry No. 139.74
Relation to the author
second cousin of the author’s great-grandfather
Path through the generations
Family tree
Nikolay Aleksandrovichb. 1901Boris Aleksandrovich1 (14) May 1904 – missing since 15 August 1941Aleksandra Aleksandrovna1907 – 1980Boris Fyodorovich1904 – 1966Mariya Aleksandrovna1910 – c. 1990Mikhail Aleksandrovich1912 – 1978Lyudmila Aleksandrovna1916 – date of death unknownSon of Aleksandr Alekseyevich Kalaushin (name not recorded)
Family
- Father
- Aleksandr Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1877 or 1878 – 1933
- father’s wife
- Yevdokiya Fyodorovna Kalaushina (née Semakina)
- Spouses
- Boris Fyodorovich Chirskov 1904 – 1966
- Brothers and sisters
- Nikolay Aleksandrovich Kalaushin b. 1901
- Boris Aleksandrovich Kalaushin 1 (14) May 1904 – missing since 15 August 1941
- Mariya Aleksandrovna Kalaushina 1910 – c. 1990
- Mikhail Aleksandrovich Kalaushin 1912 – 1978
- Lyudmila Aleksandrovna Belorusova (née Kalaushina) 1916 – date of death unknown
- Son of Aleksandr Alekseyevich Kalaushin (name not recorded)
- Children
- Nikita Borisovich Chirkov 1938 – 1971
- Fyodor Borisovich Chirkov 1941 – date of death unknown
- Related by marriage
Life events2
Birth
1980
Death
In the chronicle
- …Kalaushina (1907–1980), daughter of Aleksandr Alekseyevich and Matvey Matveyevich’s first cousin. So the two families were joined twice over. On 1 May 1946 the Peterhof historian N.I. Arkhipov called on…
- …— are so alike that the families probably first met there. The Chirskovs had two sons, Nikita and Fyodor. Boris Fyodorovich died in 1966; Aleksandra Aleksandrovna and their younger son were later buried beside him…
- …Cemetery in St Petersburg, next to the Chirskovs; a bust of Matvey Matveyevich stands on his grave.