Amaliya Litke - Revision history

Brett at 12:36, 28 August 2023

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	First cousin to the composer (b. 23 May/4 June 1841; d. 16/29 December 1912 at [[Klin]]), born '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna ~~Shobert~~''''' (Амалия Васильевна Шоберт); known after her marriage as Countess '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Litke'' '''(Амалия Васильевна Литке).		First cousin to the composer (b. 23 May/4 June 1841; d. 16/29 December 1912 at [[Klin]]), born '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Schobert''''' (Амалия Васильевна Шоберт); known after her marriage as Countess '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Litke'' '''(Амалия Васильевна Литке).

	Amaliya was the eldest child of [[Vasily ~~Shobert~~]] and his wife [[Yelizaveta ~~Shobert~~\|Yelizaveta]]. In the 1860s she married state councillor Nikolay Fyodorovich Litke (1839–1887), a railway engineer, by whom she had five children: Nikolay; Fyodor (1866–1912); [[Aleksandr Litke\|Aleksandr]] (1868–1919); [[Konstantin Litke\|Konstantin]] (1873–1915); and Pyotr.		Amaliya was the eldest child of [[Vasily Schobert]] and his wife [[Yelizaveta Schobert\|Yelizaveta]]. In the 1860s she married state councillor Nikolay Fyodorovich Litke (1839–1887), a railway engineer, by whom she had five children: Nikolay; Fyodor (1866–1912); [[Aleksandr Litke\|Aleksandr]] (1868–1919); [[Konstantin Litke\|Konstantin]] (1873–1915); and Pyotr.

	==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==		==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==

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	First cousin to the composer (b. 1841; d. 1912), born '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Shobert''''' (Амалия Васильевна Шоберт); known after her marriage as Countess '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Litke'' '''(Амалия Васильевна Литке).		First cousin to the composer (b. 23 May/4 June 1841; d. 16/29 December 1912 at [[Klin]]), born '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Shobert''''' (Амалия Васильевна Шоберт); known after her marriage as Countess '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Litke'' '''(Амалия Васильевна Литке).

	Amaliya was the eldest child of [[Vasily Shobert]] and his wife [[Yelizaveta Shobert\|Yelizaveta]]. In the 1860s she married state councillor Nikolay Fyodorovich Litke (1839–1887), a railway engineer, by whom she had five children: Nikolay; Fyodor (1866–1912); [[Aleksandr Litke\|Aleksandr]] (1868–1919); [[Konstantin Litke\|Konstantin]] (1873–1915); and Pyotr.		Amaliya was the eldest child of [[Vasily Shobert]] and his wife [[Yelizaveta Shobert\|Yelizaveta]]. In the 1860s she married state councillor Nikolay Fyodorovich Litke (1839–1887), a railway engineer, by whom she had five children: Nikolay; Fyodor (1866–1912); [[Aleksandr Litke\|Aleksandr]] (1868–1919); [[Konstantin Litke\|Konstantin]] (1873–1915); and Pyotr.
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	One letter from Tchaikovsky to Amaliya Litke has survived, dating from 1848, and has been translated into English on this website:		One letter from Tchaikovsky to Amaliya Litke has survived, dating from 1848, and has been translated into English on this website:
	* '''[[Letter 1a]]''' – summer 1848, from [[Votkinsk]]		* '''[[Letter 1a]]''' – summer 1848, from [[Votkinsk]]

			Two letters from Amaliya Litke to the composer, dating from around 1892, are preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]] (a{{sup\|4}}, Nos. 2143–2144).

	[[Category:People\|Litke, Amaliya]]		[[Category:People\|Litke, Amaliya]]

Tony at 20:20, 9 December 2022

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	{{picture\|file=Amaliya Litke.jpg\|caption='''Amaliya Litke''' (1841-1912)}}		{{picture\|file=Amaliya Litke.jpg\|caption='''Amaliya Litke''' (1841-1912)}}
	First cousin to the composer (b. 1841; d. 1912), born '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Shobert''''' (Амалия Васильевна Шоберт); known after her marriage as Countess '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Litke'' '''(Амалия Васильевна Литке)		First cousin to the composer (b. 1841; d. 1912), born '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Shobert''''' (Амалия Васильевна Шоберт); known after her marriage as Countess '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Litke'' '''(Амалия Васильевна Литке).

	Amaliya was the eldest child of [[Vasily Shobert]] and his wife [[Yelizaveta Shobert\|Yelizaveta]]. In the 1860s she married state councillor Nikolay Fyodorovich Litke (1839–1887), a railway engineer, by whom she had five children: Nikolay; Fyodor (1866–1912); [[Aleksandr Litke\|Aleksandr]] (1868–1919); [[Konstantin Litke\|Konstantin]] (1873–1915); and Pyotr.		Amaliya was the eldest child of [[Vasily Shobert]] and his wife [[Yelizaveta Shobert\|Yelizaveta]]. In the 1860s she married state councillor Nikolay Fyodorovich Litke (1839–1887), a railway engineer, by whom she had five children: Nikolay; Fyodor (1866–1912); [[Aleksandr Litke\|Aleksandr]] (1868–1919); [[Konstantin Litke\|Konstantin]] (1873–1915); and Pyotr.

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{{picture|file=Amaliya Litke.jpg|caption='''Amaliya Litke''' (1841-1912)}}
First cousin to the composer (b. 1841; d. 1912), born '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Shobert''''' (Амалия Васильевна Шоберт); known after her marriage as Countess '''''Amaliya Vasilyevna Litke'' '''(Амалия Васильевна Литке)

Amaliya was the eldest child of [[Vasily Shobert]] and his wife [[Yelizaveta Shobert|Yelizaveta]]. In the 1860s she married state councillor Nikolay Fyodorovich Litke (1839–1887), a railway engineer, by whom she had five children: Nikolay; Fyodor (1866–1912); [[Aleksandr Litke|Aleksandr]] (1868–1919); [[Konstantin Litke|Konstantin]] (1873–1915); and Pyotr.

==Correspondence with Tchaikovsky==
One letter from Tchaikovsky to Amaliya Litke has survived, dating from 1848, and has been translated into English on this website:
* '''[[Letter 1a]]''' – summer 1848, from [[Votkinsk]]

[[Category:People|Litke, Amaliya]]
[[Category:Correspondents|Litke, Amaliya]]
[[Category:Family|Litke, Amaliya]]
[[Category:Nobility|Litke, Amaliya]]