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| death_place = [[Leysin]], Switzerland | citizenship = [[Russian Empire]]<br>[[Switzerland]] ...

| nationalteam1= [[Switzerland national football team|Switzerland]] ...cite web|url=https://www.rsssf.org/players/trainers-zwit-clubs.html |title=Switzerland - Trainers of First and Second Division Clubs |accessdate=14 February 2010 ...

...nal and made little attempt to connect them to Soviet political culture or to everyday life. ...until fleeing with her family to Western Europe in 1925. From the twenties to the 1960s, she was active as a writer and translator (from Russian into Fre ...

{{Short description|Swiss-born Soviet Air Forces lieutenant general (1904–1942)}} | birth_place = [[Basel]], [[Switzerland]] ...

...educated at a [[heder]] and high school, before moving to [[Switzerland]] to attend university. He studied chemistry at the [[University of Zurich]], an In 1921, he made [[aliyah]] to [[Mandatory Palestine]], and from 1922 until 1934 worked as a doctor in kib ...

...= July 1941 (Sonderdivision Russland)<br>4 April 1945 to the middle April 1945 ...te emigrants, who trained prisoners of war and defectors from the Red Army to obtain information about the partisan movement, like the names of the main ...

...and Wesemann had to overcome the suspicions of the warders to gain access to the political prisoner.<ref name="Barnes"/> ...fter which he was deported from Switzerland.<ref name=HDS/> He later moved to [[Venezuela]].<ref name=HDS/> ...

...for [[lepidoptera|butterflies]]. After travelling in [[Germany]] and in [[Switzerland]], he studied at the Gurevich School of St. Petersbourg and then at the Mih ...to [[Bulgaria]] where he gave courses in a military academy of engineering to members of the White Army. He settled in [[Lyon]] and then, in 1929, in [[T ...

...legal, he published the theater magazine ''Rampa''. Soon, he emigrated to Switzerland. In 1945, he returned to Germany. He played in [[Deutsches Theater (Berlin)|Deutsches Theater]], and ...

| birth_place = [[Luhansk]], [[Ukrainian SSR]], [[Soviet Union]] [[Category:Greek expatriate sportspeople in Switzerland]] ...

{{Short description|Soviet mathematician}} ...s]]-born [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] [[mathematician]] known for contributions to [[real analysis]] and [[constructive function theory]], in particular, for ...

| birth_place = Lipetsk, Russian SFSR, [[Soviet Union|USSR]] '''Igors Pavlovs''' (born 1 January 1965 in [[Lipetsk]], Russian SFSR, [[Soviet Union|USSR]]) is a retired professional [[Latvian people|Latvian]] [[ice ho ...

...sugar industrialist) daughter. The family had a "Mercedes" car, which led to a creative future fate of the artist. ....com/model-histories/packard-twelve-twin-six-history/3/ | title = Counting to Twelve: The Packard Twelve and Twin Six | work = Ate Up With Motor | date = ...

|death_place = [[Geneva]], [[Switzerland]] ...) was a [[Russian Empire|Russian]] [[philosophy|philosopher]] who belonged to the [[Russian Silver Age]] and [[Russian Religious Renaissance|Renaissance ...

...aim Weizmann]] and [[Moshe Weizmann]]. She studied in [[Zurich]] from 1905 to 1912. She worked for a year (1913-1914) in [[Manchester]] in the chemical l [[Category:Expatriates from the Russian Empire in Switzerland]] ...

...Court Opera]] in 1907. This was followed by other assistant posts, leading to chief conductorships at the operas of [[Kassel]] and [[Berlin]]. In 1932 h ...rty of the Soviet Union|Communist Party]] officials pressured the composer to withdraw the work.<ref>[http://www.sfsymphony.org/templates/pgmnote.asp?nod ...

| death_place = [[Montreux]], [[Switzerland]] ...[Austro-Hungarian Army]]. Upon completing military service, Licht returned to Zagreb where he practiced law at his firm.<ref>{{harvtxt|Goldstein|2005|p=3 ...

...]] until the Soviet [[occupation of the Baltic states]] in 1940. From 1933 to 1940 she edited the journal ''For You'', and worked as a translator.<ref na ...the 1940s through the 1970s she gave lectures and recitals in [[Bern]], [[Switzerland]], New York, [[Washington DC]], [[Philadelphia]], and many other cities.<re ...

|birth_place = [[Fergana]], [[Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic]], [[Soviet Union]], present-day Fergana, [[Uzbekistan]] ...amily previously deported from the [[Crimea]] in which he later returned to 1989. ...

...|work=Sotheby's }}</ref> as well as Kiev, he lived in [[Moscow]] from 1916 to 1917. ...truction-of-the-ghetto-kiev|title = The Jewish Museum}}</ref> he emigrated to the United States.<ref name="auto">{{Cite web|url=https://www.zoryafineart. ...