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- Born in the Simbirsk province and educated in Moscow, Nikolai Karamzin served only briefly in the military before retiring to devote himself to intellectual pursuits.
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- biyografya.com biyografi/206324Nikolay Karamzin. Dil Araştırmacısı, Eleştirmen, Çevirmen, Gazeteci, Tarihçi, Yazar, Şair.
- russiapedia.rt.com prominent-russians/literature/…Nikolay Karamzin was born on the provincial estate of his father in the village of Mikhailovka, in the Orenburg Region.
- britannica.com biography/Nikolay-Mikhaylovich-…Nikolay Mikhaylovich Karamzin was a Russian historian, poet, and journalist who was the leading exponent of the sentimentalist school in Russian literature.
- tostpost.com Arts & entertainmentNikolai Karamzin, whose biography begins on 1 December 1766, was born in Simbirsk province, in a poor noble family educated and enlightened parents.
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- Doğum tarihi ve yeri:12 Aralık 1766, Karamzinka
- Ölüm tarihi ve yeri:3 Haziran 1826 (59 yaşında), Sankt-Peterburg, Rusya İmparatorluğu
- Evliliği:Yekaterina Kolyvanova
- Çocukları:Elizaveta Nikolaevna Karamzina, Vladimir Karamzin, Aleksandr Karamzin, Sofya Karamzina, Andrey Karamzin, Yekaterina Meshcherskaya