Vladimir Bogoraz (Natan Mendelevitch Bogoraz ; pseud. « Tan » ; angl. Waldemar Bogoras)
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Russian ethnographer and writer born in Ovroutch into the family of a Jewish schoolmaster. A revolutionary in exile, he became famous for his studies of the Chukchi of Siberia, conducted notably for the American Museum of Natural History. He also published fiction and poetry under the pseudonym "Tan", including texts evoking the Jewish world (Silhouettes of Gomel').
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