Ludmila Taylova
Ludmila Taylova (1851, Jelgava, Courland Governorate, Russian Empire – 1938, Riga, Republic of Latvia) – an owner of private Russan female gymnasiun in Riga from 1884 to 1932.
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Livonian period
a Part of Russian Empire
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World War II
Soviet Latvia
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Trade, handicraft
Agriculture
Industry and transport
Businessmen
Education
Schools
Higher education
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Unique Photo
Old Believers of Riga saluted Emperor Alexander III
