Frigate "Pallada"
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Frigate "Pallada"
Summary
Frigate "Pallada" is a literary work[1]. Frigate "Pallada" is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Frigate "Pallada" authored Ivan Goncharov[3].
- Frigate "Pallada" is in the country of Singapore[4].
- Frigate "Pallada"'s instance of is recorded as literary work[5].
- Frigate "Pallada"'s genre is sketch story[6].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Portsmouth[7].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Kronstadt[8].
- Frigate "Pallada" took place at Madeira[9].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Cape Verde[10].
- Frigate "Pallada" took place at Cape of Good Hope[11].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Java[12].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Singapore[13].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Nagasaki[14].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Shanghai[15].
- Frigate "Pallada" took place at Ryukyu Islands[16].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Manila[17].
- Frigate "Pallada" took place at Q13740[18].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Q13769[19].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Geomun Do[20].
- The location of Frigate "Pallada" was Soviet Harbor[21].
- Frigate "Pallada"'s language of work or name is recorded as Russian[22].
- Frigate "Pallada"'s country of origin is recorded as Russian Empire[23].
- 1855 marks the founding of Frigate "Pallada"[24].
- Frigate "Pallada" was published on 1858[25].
- Frigate "Pallada"'s title is recorded as Фрегатъ «Паллада»[26].
- Frigate "Pallada"'s public domain date is recorded as January 1, 1954[27].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Frigate "Pallada" authored Ivan Goncharov[3].
Publication
Frigate "Pallada" was published on 1858[25]. Frigate "Pallada"'s language of work or name is recorded as Russian[22]. Its genre is sketch story[6].
Material and Period
Recorded location include Portsmouth[7], Kronstadt[8], Madeira[9], Cape Verde[10], Cape of Good Hope[11], and Java[12].
Why It Matters
Frigate "Pallada" is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]