Georgy Sedov

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Georgy Sedov was a Russian Arctic explorer and naval officer best known for leading an ill-fated early 20th-century expedition toward the North Pole.

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Georgy Sedov canonical 2
Georgy Yakovlevich Sedov 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arctic explorer
human
naval officer
areaOfActivity Barents Sea
Franz Josef Land
birthDate 1877-05-05
burialPlace Rudolf Island, Franz Josef Land
causeOfDeath scurvy
commemoratedBy geographical names in the Arctic
countryOfCitizenship Russian Empire
deathDate 1914-02-05
departurePort Arkhangelsk
education naval training in the Imperial Russian Navy
era early 20th century
expeditionDestination North Pole
expeditionEndYear 1914
expeditionStartYear 1912
familyName Sedov
fieldOfWork Arctic exploration
gender male
givenName Georgy
hasInfluenceOn Russian polar exploration tradition
hasNameInHonor Sedov Glacier
Sedov Island
icebreaker Georgy Sedov
knownFor attempting to reach the North Pole by sledge
leading an ill-fated Arctic expedition
memorial monuments in Arkhangelsk
militaryBranch Imperial Russian Navy
militaryRank lieutenant
name Georgy Yakovlevich Sedov
linked to: Georgy Sedov
nationality Russian
nativeLanguage Russian
notableWork Sedov North Pole expedition
occupation explorer
naval officer
participatedIn hydrographic surveys in the Arctic
partOf history of polar exploration
placeOfBirth Krayushkino, Russian Empire
placeOfDeath near Rudolf Island, Franz Josef Land
timePeriod 1877–1914
usedShip Svyatoy Muchenik Foka

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Georgy hasNotableBearer Georgy Sedov
Georgy Sedov name Georgy Yakovlevich Sedov
linked to: Georgy Sedov
Sedov hasNotableBearer Georgy Sedov