Petrashevsky Circle - List of Petrashevists

List of Petrashevists

  1. Mikhail Petrashevsky, titular councilor, 27 years old
  2. Dmitry Akhsharumov, Ph.D. St. Petersburg State University, 26 years old
  3. Vasily Golovinski, titular councilor, 20 years old
  4. Nikolai Petrovich Grigoriev, Lieutenant Guards Horse-Grenadier Regiment
  5. Hippolyte Deboo, serving in the Asian Department, 25 years old
  6. Konstantin Deboo, serving in the Asian Department, 38 years old
  7. Fyodor Dostoyevsky, a retired engineer lieutenant, writer, 27 years old
  8. Sergei Durov, a retired collegiate assessor, writer, 33 years old
  9. Alexander Evropeus, a retired collegiate secretary, 2? years old
  10. Basil Kamen, the son of honorary citizen, 19 years old
  11. Nikolay Kashkin, serving in the Asian Department, 20 years old
  12. Fedor Lvov, captain of the Life Guards regiment of Chasseurs, 25 years old
  13. Nikolay Mombelli, the lieutenant of the Life Guards regiment of Moscow, 27 years old
  14. Alexander Palm, lieutenant of the Life Guards regiment of Chasseurs, 27 years old
  15. Aleksey Pleshcheyev, non-serviceman, writer, 23 years old
  16. Nikolay Speshnyov, lord of the Kursk province, 28 years old
  17. Konstantin Timkovsky, titular councilor, 35 years old
  18. Felix Toll, master chief engineering school, 26 years old
  19. Pavel Filippov, a student at St. Petersburg University, 24 years old
  20. Alexander Khanykov, a student at St. Petersburg University, 24 years old
  21. Raphael Chernosvitov, a retired lieutenant colonel (former superintendent), 39 years old
  22. Peter Shaposhnikov, a tradesman, 28 years old
  23. Ivan Yastrzhembsky, Assistant Inspector in the Institute of Technology, 34 years old
  24. Alexander Balasoglo, a poet, a retired naval officer, 36 years old

In total, about forty Petrashevists were arrested, including 21 sentenced to death, with one gone mad in the process of investigation and having the sentence deferred.

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