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Josephine Krellenberg (maiden name von Gottwald) (1841 - 1910)
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Woman over fifty years old, very tall, rather fat, swarthy, unfeminine, knew only German and very limited French besides Russian, and though not particularly educated, a well-behaved woman. (p. 176)
Kızı madam Klelimberg elliyi mütecavüz gayet uzun boylı epeyce şişman esmer tenli letafet-i nisvaniyyesi kaht bir kadın oldığı gibi Rusca'dan ma ada yalnız Almanca ve pek cüz-i Fransızca söyleyebilerek mearif ve edebiyatdan bibehre ise de gayet hulük-i halis bir kadın olarak muhadda ihtiyâr pederine muavenet içün evlad ve iyalden ayrılub bu seferi ihtiyar eylemişdir.
Avrupa'da Bir Cevelan, p. 176 (a11-a19)
Biographical Information
Josephine Krellenberg, maiden name von Gottwald was born in 1841. Probably in St. Petersburg, where her father served at the Imperial Public Library from 1941 to 1949, in the family of Professor Joseph von Gottwald and Baroness Louise (Andreeva) von Kleiman, a native of Hamburg. In 1863 she married Heinrich Krellenberg (1829-1981). Josephine Krellenberg died after 1910 in Kazan.
