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The Moscow School of the Order of St Catherine ( Russian: Московское училище ордена Святой Екатерины) was a girls' school in Moscow, Russia, between 1802 and 1918. It was a fashionable girl school for students from noble and rich burgher families (divided in different classes until 1842).
3 de mar. de 2024 · The traditional basis for conferring the order was significant contributions in the sphere of education. Its recipients were expected to be actively engaged in charity, such as using their own funds to ransom a Christian from slavery, or to support the Moscow School of the Order of St. Catherine for girls.
The Imperial Order of Saint Catherine ( Russian: Императорский Орден Святой Екатерины) was an award of Imperial Russia. Instituted on 24 November 1714 by Peter the Great on the occasion of his marriage to Catherine I of Russia. For the majority of the time of Imperial Russia, it was the only award for women; the ...
Contemporary view of the Białystok noble girls' school. Smolny Institute of Noble Maidens, St.Petersburg: 1764; Catherine Institute , St.Petersburg: 1798; Moscow School of the Order of St Catherine, Moscow: 1803; Kharkov: 1812; Kyiv Institute for Noble Maidens, Kyiv: 1838; Białystok: initiated 1837, opened 1 November 1841 in former ...
The Moscow School of the Order of St Catherine was a girls' school in Moscow, Russia, between 1802 and 1918. It was a fashionable girl school for students from noble and rich burgher families , which was the Moscow equivalent to the Smolny Institute of St Petersburg.
The Order of St. Catherine, the only Order of the Russian Empire for women (excluding the Order of Saint Olga, given only in 1916-1917), was founded in 1714 in order to commemorate and immortalize the actions of Empress Catherine I, wife of Peter the Great, whose selfless sale of her jewelry and property to pay the ransom of the Cossacks who ...
The Order was entirely responsible for the funding and administration of the two Catherine Institutes in St. Petersburg and Moscow, which were schools for young women of Noble Birth. Together with the Smolny Institute and a few other schools for women of noble birth, the Catherine Institutes constituted the finest educational institutions for ...
