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The Second Saint Petersburg Gymnasium is one of the oldest schools in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It was founded in 1805 by Emperor Alexander I. The Gymnasium is located in the Admiralteysky District of Saint Petersburg.
- September 7, 1805; 217 years ago
- Ludmila Maratovna Marder
- 1-11
- Gymnasium
Educado en. The Second Saint Petersburg Gymnasium. Facultad de Física y Matemáticas de la Universidad Estatal de San Petersburgo (1906-1910) Supervisor doctoral. Vladímir Steklov, Paul Ehrenfest y Andréi Márkov. Información profesional. Ocupación. Matemático, físico, meteorólogo y científico. Área.
- Александр Александрович Фридман
- 16 de septiembre de 1925 (37 años), San Petersburgo (Unión Soviética)
Summary. At the turn of the 20th century, St. Petersburg had 15 secondary educational establishments – classical, modern and military schools. Among the teachers of physics and mathematics we see names which became famous far beyond the history of secondary education.
- Eduard A. Tropp, Viktor Ya. Frenkel, Artur D. Chernin, Alexander Dron, Michael Burov
- 1993
24 de oct. de 2023 · The Golden Lessons project has been running in the Second Gymnasium for several years. The participants are well-known public figures, representatives of science and culture, who talk to middle and high school students about different professions, run business games and give master classes.
The Second Saint Petersburg Gymnasium is one of the oldest schools in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It was founded in 1805 by Emperor Alexander I. The Gymnasium is located in the Admiralteysky District of Saint Petersburg.
Oscar Wiesel graduated from The Second Saint-Petersburg Gymnasium in 1883 with honours (the silver medal). As a lawyer Oscar Wiesel represented Russia in European countries as an official of the Ministry of International Affairs.
He studied at the 2nd Saint Petersburg Gymnasium, graduated from the 5th grade, left the gymnasium due to illness in 1867, after which he took up self-education. He began his creative activity in 1875: he collected and described literary and historical monuments, since 1877 he published articles.
