Evgenia Ivanovna Bochechkarova April 21, 1838 Moscow, Russian Empire
Died
October 7, 1898 Paris, France
Occupation
Writer, journalist, translator, advocate for female education
Language
Russian
Notable works
Ispoved' materi (Confessions of a mother)
Spouse
P. F. Konradi
Evgenia Ivanovna Konradi (Russian: Евгения Ивановна Конради, née Bochechkarova, Russian: Бочечкаровa) was a Russian writer, journalist, and translator. She was first an editor, then owner of the newspaper Nedelya (Week), in which she published articles on society in foreign countries.[1]
^"Конради Евгения Ивановна (урожденная Бочечкарова) Великие люди России" [Konradi, Evgeniya Ivanovna (nee Bochechkarova): Great Russians]. Great Russians (in Russian). Retrieved 11 June 2017.
Evgenia Ivanovna Konradi (Russian: Евгения Ивановна Конради, née Bochechkarova, Russian: Бочечкаровa) was a Russian writer, journalist, and translator...
"triumvirate". Along with members of the Saint-Petersburg literati, such as EvgeniaKonradi (1838-1898), they petitioned universities to educate women and wrote...
it lasted until 1879.: 78–79 In 1867, the triumvirate, spurred by EvgeniaKonradi, began pushing for Russian universities to create courses open to women...
including women. Together with Maria Trubnikova, Nadezhda Stasova and EvgeniaKonradi, she lobbied the Emperor to create and fund higher education courses...
"Конради Евгения Ивановна (урожденная Бочечкарова) Великие люди России" [Konradi, Evgeniya Ivanovna (nee Bochechkarova): Great Russians]. Great Russians...
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