Ferdinand Petrovič Vrangel'
Also known as Adm. von Wrangell, Vrangel, F. P. Vrangel, Adm. Vrangel, Von Wrangell, F. P. Wrangel, F. P. von Wrangel, Admiral Ferdinand von Wrangel
ammiraglio e esploratore russo
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Ferdinand von Wrangel was a 19th-century Baltic German explorer and Russian naval officer who led important Arctic expeditions and served in Russia's military leadership. His work contributed significantly to European knowledge of Arctic geography and Russia's presence in the polar regions during the 1800s.
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Il barone Ferdinand von Wrangel, in russo: Фердинанд Петрович Врангель?, Ferdinand Petrovič Vrangel' (Pskov, 29 dicembre 1796 – Dorpat, 25 maggio 1870), è stato un ammiraglio ed esploratore russo. Fu membro onorario dell'Accademia russa delle scienze a San Pietroburgo (1855) e, nel 1845, uno dei fondatori della Società geografica russa.
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1796 births1870 deaths19th-century explorers from the Russian EmpireBaltic-German people from the Russian EmpireBarons of the Russian EmpireChukchi SeaCircumnavigators of the globeCorresponding members of the Saint Petersburg Academy of SciencesDemidov Prize laureatesEstonian explorersExplorers of the ArcticFounding members of the Russian Geographical Society