Biography
In the bibliography of Sergey Forest, adjacent books on entomology and history. Systematics Systematics Systematics In the last decade of life became interested in the origin of Slavs. Sergey Yakovlevich's biography contains many steep turns and ambiguous actions.Childhood and youth
The scientist was born in November 1894 in Kharkov, which was part of the Russian Empire. The real name of Sergei Yakovlevich - Paramonov, the pseudonym of the forest he, presumably, took in honor of the profession of the father who performed the responsibility of the forester.
In 1912, the young man entered the Zoological Department of the Kiev University. Sergey's scientific interests were then lying in the field of ornithology. In 1915, a young zoologist published the first scientific article about the spotted cuckoo.
Personal life
Paramonov's personal life was inextricably linked with scientific. In 1914-1915, the guy, being ethnically Russian, participated in the movement of the national revival of Ukrainians and during the celebration of the 100-year-old anniversary of Taras Shevchenko twice arrested the royal police. Sergey's teacher Victor Kazanovsky authorized a freedom-loving student from imprisonment.
When the Red Army in 1919 entered Kiev, Kazanovsky died with unexplained circumstances. Paramonov first cared for the family of a mentor, and then married widow, although Svetlana Kazanovskaya was older than Sergey for 13 years.
When Kiev in 1941 occupied the Nazis, the scientist suggested the places of mining places by the Bolsheviks of the buildings of the Opera Theater and the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences. Although the director's place occupied the ethnic German, Sergei Yakovlevich was left as Deputy. Paramonov's decision to cooperate with the invaders influenced both the desire to preserve the collections of the museum and pre-war friendship with German colleagues and the fact that in 1938 the Soviet punitive organs arrested and shot his father.
Career and science
Despite the historical cataclysms, in 1917, Paramonov graduated from the university and began working at the Kiev agricultural station and improve the methods of combating insect pests. Sergey Yakovlevich - Author of hundreds of publications on the classification of insect-parasites, especially, Muh-buzz.Paramonov went to scientific expeditions to Crimea and Transcaucasia, at a conference in Western Europe. In 1940, the entomologist defended his doctoral dissertation and became the director of the Kiev Zoological Museum.
In 1945, Paramonov, accompanying the collection of the museum, left with the retreating Germans first in Poznan, and then to Berlin. Information on the voluntaryness of this act Sergey Yakovlevich is contradictory.
With the help of a friend - the father of the acrideology of Boris Petrovich, Uvarov - in 1947, Paramonov went to Canberra forever. Starting from the 1951th monograph of the scientist about various types of flies went out in Australia.
Paramonov's interest in the origin of Slavs originated in 1940, when the entomologist read the article of Zoologist Nikolai Charlemman "The Tale of Igor's regiment from the point of view of natural science." Soon Sergey Yakovlevich wrote a small work "Tale of Igor's regiment from the point of view of naturalist," signing it with the pseudonym forest.
Paramonov - translator and popularizer of "Vlasile Books", a peculiar "Bible" of Slavic pagans. Soviet and Russian historical science consider the Version Slavic literary monument to fake.
Death
Sergey Yakovlevich left on September 22, 1967, 4 days after Brother Alexei. The causes of the death of the scientist lies in stress from the death of a relative and the complication of the "bouquet" of diseases, among which were angina and jade. 2 weeks before death, the Visit Forest inflicted one of the critics of Parmonic studies of the "Vlalex book" Boris Ravelun. The conversation with the opponent also undermined the health of Sergei Yakovlevich.
The grave of the entomologist and the translator is located in the Canberra Cemetery, located in the prestigious area of the Australian capital. As can be seen from the photo, the inscriptions on the tombstone monument were performed in Ukrainian and English. According to the testament, all the funds of Paramonov went to the construction of the Holy Nikolaev autocephalous church in Canberra, which became the center of cultural and religious life of Australians with Ukrainian roots.
Bibliography
- 1935 - "The problem of speciation and the range"
- 1936 - "Methods of modern zoosystematics" (zoography) "
- 1940 - "Sem. BOMBYLIIDAE (Snack. Bombyliinae) // Fauna of the USSR. Insects are overflowing
- 1950-1953 - "Word about the regiment of Igor. Study in four volumes "
- 1952 - "Damnshchina under the bald mountain
- 1953-1960 - "History" Russa "in the unknown form"
- 1956 - "Revision of the foundations of the history of Slavs"
- 1960 - "Who created Russia: Slavs or Germans?"
- 1962 - "Rus, where are you from?"
- 1966 - "Plesova Book"
- 1967 - "From the distant past Slavs"
- 2016 - "Chemogenesis - New Evolution Theory"