Scholars from the Russian Empire

Russian playwright (1823-1886)

Polish-Chilean geologist and educator (1802–1889)

Russian noble who was a classical scholar and formulated the famous doctrine "Orthodoxy, Autocracy, and Nationality" to united many ethnicities (1786-1855)

Polish ethnologist, folklorist, and composer (1814-1890)

Finnish orientalist (1811–1852)

Polish orientalist (1800–1878)

Ukrainian writer (1808–1877)

Polish and Belarusian romantic poet and ethnographer (1796–1847)

Polish historian (1765-1813)

Russian academic, lawyer, historian

Polish historian, geographer, cartographer, publisher, archivist, and activist of Poland's post-November-1830-Uprising Great Emigration

Buryatian historian (1822–1855)

Finnish linguist, folklorist and historian

Finnish linguist and folklore collector (1820–1884)

Baltic German historian (1834-1896)

statesman, art historian and collector (1794-1882)

Russian noblewoman (1775-1845)

Lithuanian poet, ethnographer, lexicographer and philologist

Russian poet

Polish noble, scholar, and numismatist

Baltic German historian, literary historian and civil servant (1764-1846)

Russian diplomat and linguist (1816–1885)

Russian author (1822-1872)

Baltic German academic (1808–1875)

Polish philologist (1793–1855)

Russian poet

traveler and explorer

Polish philosopher

French translator

Polish and Lithuanian writer

American scholar (1843–1917)

Polish publicist (1818–1903)

Russian slavicist, and albanologist (1837–1883)

Finnish writer (1819–1889)

Baltic German medical researcher and author (1802-1842)

Baltic German historian (1823–1900)