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Emilia Ivanovna Vosnesenskaya
Emilia Ivanovna Vosnesenskaya
Born	February 12, 1928; Tsarskoe Selo, Russia
Died	December 27, 2015 (aged 87); Edinburgh, UK

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Emilia Ivanovna Vosnesenskaya was a lecturer in Russian at the University of Edinburgh.^[1]

Early life

Emilia (Emmie) Vosnesenskaya was born in Tsarskoe Selo in the Soviet Union, on February 12th 1928; both her parents were geneticists. She left the Soviet Union after the Nazi invasion. After working in a tuberculosis hospital and then in a maternity hospital, she attended university in the UK. ^[1]

Work

She taught Russian at the Joint Services School for Linguists. She became a naturalised British citizen on January 1st 1957 ^[2] at which point she was an Assistant University Lecturer. She moved to the University of Edinburgh in 1956 and taught there until her retirement. She contributed to the BBC series Keep Up Your Russian, and associated grammar booklet, in 1960.^[3]

References

^ ^a ^b [1] Obituary: Emilia Vosnesenskaya, Russian lecturer, University of Edinburgh, The Scotsman, 11 Feb 2016.
^ [2]The London Gazette, 12 Mar 1957, p1600
^ [3]Radio Times, Issue 1925, 6 October 1960, Page 42

[ScotsmanObituary-1] [1] Obituary: Emilia Vosnesenskaya, Russian lecturer, University of Edinburgh, The Scotsman, 11 Feb 2016.

[2] [2]The London Gazette, 12 Mar 1957, p1600

[3] [3]Radio Times, Issue 1925, 6 October 1960, Page 42

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