Talk:Zinovii Grzhebin

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Children

Claims have been made about Zinovii having more children, along with some unfortunate deprecatory comments. Aside from Hélène Grjebine they include Lya, Irina, Elena Alexis and Tovy. There is an entry for Alexis on Wikispecies: Wikispecies:Alexis Grjebine (French entomologist (1918-1988)). As regards Tovy he is mentioned on the BNF database here]. However there is no mention of a connection with Zinovii. There is a facebook page concerning Irina here which discusses her teacher Olga Preobrajenska. Unfortunately this contribution is unreliable and includes racist remarks. It is unfortunate that we have attracted some contributions from some anonymous individuals who may well be related or otherwise connected to the Grzhebin/Grjebine family. However they seem to feel this gives them the right to ignore how wikipedia works and make rude remarks. One might hope they will learn to relate to the community in a more positive way, or write an account of their family in such a way that we can consider it to be reliable. Let's see. Leutha (talk) 23:35, 21 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]

I found a good reference for Irina and Lya, which I have added. Irina Grjebine might well warrant a page. She is also mentioned on the page for Roger George on German Wikipedia. Leutha (talk) 23:57, 21 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]