The Durov Dynasty - Revision history

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 File:Tereza_Durova_and_Elephant.jpg|Tereza Vasilievna Durova (c.1985)
 File:Tereza_Durova.jpeg|Tereza Gannibalovna Durova (2014)
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 Born October 11, 1954 to Yury Vladimirovich Durov ('''''see above, B.1''''') and his second wife, Lola Khodzhaeva, Yury Yurievich worked with his father before taking over his act upon Yury Vladimirovich’s death in 1971. Yury Yurievich married a former showgirl, Vera Dmitrievna Buslenko, with whom he had a daughter, Natalia Yuryevna Durova (b.(‘’’’see below B.1.2.1’’’’’). In 1993, Yury Yurievich Durov was made People’s Artist of the Russian Federation.
-===B.!.2.1  Natalia Yurievna Durova (b. 1988)===
+===B.1.2.1  Natalia Yurievna Durova (b. 1988)===
-Born November 22, 1988 in Dnepropetrovsk (Ukraine, then part of the USSR),  Natalia Yurievna Durova is the daughter of Yury  Yurievich DUrov and  Vera  Dmitrievna Durova (née Buslenko). Following the family tradition of animal training,  she succeeded her father in 2004 at the management of the [[Durov Animal Theatre]]  in Moscow, in which shows she also perform. She is the second ''Natalia Durova'' at the helm of the Theatre.
+Born November 22, 1988 in Dnepropetrovsk (Ukraine, then part of the USSR),  Natalia Yurievna Durova is the daughter of Yury  Yurievich Durov and  Vera  Dmitrievna Durova (née Buslenko). Following the family tradition of animal training,  she succeeded her father in 2004 at the management of the [[Durov Animal Theatre]]  in Moscow, in which shows she also perform. She is the second ''Natalia Durova'' at the helm of the Theatre.
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-File:Milva_and_Maria_Durova.png|Maria Vasilievna Durova & Vasily Milva (1917)
+File:Milva_and_Maria_Durova.png|Maria Anatolievna Durova & Vasily Milva (1917)
 File:Anatoly_Anatolievich_Durov.jpg|Anatoly Anatolievich Durov (c.1925)
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 File:Anatoly_Anatolievich_Durov.jpg|Anatoly Anatolievich Durov (c.1925)
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 ===A.1. Tereza Vasilievna Durova (1926-2012)===
-The daughter of Maria Anatolievna Durova ('''''see above, A''''') and Vasily Vasilievich Milva, Tereza Vasilievna Durova (née Milva) was born on September 7, 1926 in Voronezh. She started her career as an animal trainer at age 16, in 1942, and became famous as an elephant trainer&mdash;although she had also trained all sorts of exotic animals, from zebras to pelicans, in a series of spectacular mixed-animal acts. She was named National Artist of the Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic in 1980.
+The daughter of Maria Anatolievna Durova ('''''see above, A''''') and Vasily Vasilievich Milva, [[Tereza Durova|Tereza Vasilievna Durova]] (née Milva) was born on September 7, 1926 in Voronezh. She started her career as an animal trainer at age 16, in 1942, and became famous as an elephant trainer&mdash;although she had also trained all sorts of exotic animals, from zebras to pelicans, in a series of spectacular mixed-animal acts. She was named National Artist of the Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic in 1980.
 Her first husband, Gannibal Vladimirovich Nadzharov was a circus musician. Together, Gannibal and Tereza had a daughter, Tereza Gannibalovna ('''''see below, A.2.1'''''). Her second husband, Viktor Ivanovich Kocherzhlenko (b.1939), whom she married in 1976, was sixteen years her junior. He was originally an acrobat, but upon his marriage with Tereza Durova, he participated in her act. Tereza Durova retired from performing in 2004, and died in Moscow on July 29, 2012. The State Circus of Penza, in Russia, has been re-named after her.

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 ===A.1.1. Tereza Gannibalovna Durova (b. Oct. 3, 1953)===
-Born on October 3, 1953 to Tereza Vasilievna Durova ('''''see above, A.1''''') and Gannibal Nadzharov, Tereza Gannibalovna is known, like her mother, as Tereza Durova. She began to work with her mother as an animal trainer in 1966, and presented elephants and other exotic animals with her until 1977. In 1977, she entered the GITIS Institute (Theatre Institute) in Moscow, and graduated as a circus director two years later.
+Born on October 3, 1953 to [[Tereza Durova|Tereza Vasilievna Durova]] ('''''see above, A.1''''') and Gannibal Nadzharov, Tereza Gannibalovna is known, like her mother, as Tereza Durova. She began to work with her mother as an animal trainer in 1966, and presented elephants and other exotic animals with her until 1977. In 1977, she entered the GITIS Institute (Theatre Institute) in Moscow, and graduated as a circus director two years later.
 From 1979 to 1988, she worked as an artistic director at the [[State College for Circus and Variety Arts]] in Moscow, where she had among her students such artists as [[Elena Panova]], [[Nikolai Chelnokov]], and [[Marina Golovinskaya]]. From 1989-90, as the Soviet Union was falling apart, she became director of [[Yury Kuklachov]]’s collective, Moskva. Then, in 1993, she created the Moscow Clown Theatre, where she spearheaded a new generation of young, highly creative Russian clowns. The Clown Theater then became a more eclectic theater venue, known today as the Tereza Durova’s Teatrium; it has become one of Moscow’s leading theatres.

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 The daughter of Maria Anatolievna Durova ('''''see above, A''''') and Vasily Vasilievich Milva, Tereza Vasilievna Durova (née Milva) was born on September 7, 1926 in Voronezh. She started her career as an animal trainer at age 16, in 1942, and became famous as an elephant trainer&mdash;although she had also trained all sorts of exotic animals, from zebras to pelicans, in a series of spectacular mixed-animal acts. She was named National Artist of the Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic in 1980.
-Her first husband, Gannibal Vladimirovich Nadjarov was a circus musician. Together, Gannibal and Tereza had a daughter, Tereza Gannibalovna ('''''see below, A.2.1'''''). Her second husband, Viktor Ivanovich Kocherzhlenko (b.1939), whom she married in 1976, was sixteen years her junior. He was originally an acrobat, but upon his marriage with Tereza Durova, he participated in her act. Tereza Durova retired from performing in 2004, and died in Moscow on July 29, 2012. The State Circus of Penza, in Russia, has been re-named after her.
+Her first husband, Gannibal Vladimirovich Nadzharov was a circus musician. Together, Gannibal and Tereza had a daughter, Tereza Gannibalovna ('''''see below, A.2.1'''''). Her second husband, Viktor Ivanovich Kocherzhlenko (b.1939), whom she married in 1976, was sixteen years her junior. He was originally an acrobat, but upon his marriage with Tereza Durova, he participated in her act. Tereza Durova retired from performing in 2004, and died in Moscow on July 29, 2012. The State Circus of Penza, in Russia, has been re-named after her.
 ===C.1. Vladimir Grigorevich Durov (born Schvenchenko) (1909-1972)===

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 '''Note: ''A few descendents of the Durovs didn’t pursue an artistic career in the circus. They have been omitted in the following survey.'''''
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 ===A. Vladimir Vladimirovich Durov (1888-1912)===

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 Born November 22, 1988 in Dnepropetrovsk (Ukraine, then part of the USSR),  Natalia Yurievna Durova is the daughter of Yury  Yurievich DUrov and  Vera  Dmitrievna Durova (née Buslenko). Following the family tradition of animal training,  she succeeded her father in 2004 at the management of the [[Durov Animal Theatre]]  in Moscow, in which shows she also perform. She is the second ''Natalia Durova'' at the helm of the Theatre.
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 ===A. Maria Anatolievna Durova (1891-?)===