Page 1 of Schmerling's Résumé
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Page 1 of Schmerling's Résumé

This is the first page of a résumé filled out by Schmerling in 1914 when he became a drawing instructor at the Mikhailov Trade School in Tbilisi. Very few of Schmerling's documents have survived, making this résumé a primary source for basic biographical information.

Interestingly, Schmerling indicated that he was Lutheran, but underneath one can see the word "Orthodox" has been erased. See the annotations for a full translation.

Page 2, Page 3, Page 4

Source: National Archives of Georgia, f. 192, op. 5A, d. 4868

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Page 1 of Schmerling's Résumé

This is the first page of a résumé filled out by Schmerling in 1914 when he became a drawing instructor at the Mikhailov Trade School in Tbilisi. Very few of Schmerling's documents have survived, making this résumé a primary source for basic biographical information.

Interestingly, Schmerling indicated that he was Lutheran, but underneath one can see the word "Orthodox" has been erased. See the annotations for a full translation.

Page 2, Page 3, Page 4

Source: National Archives of Georgia, f. 192, op. 5A, d. 4868

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    I. Rank, name, patronymic, surname, position, age, faith, honors, and remuneration \ Schmerling, Oskar Ivanovich. Drawing instructor at the municipal Trade School. Born in 1863. Of the Lutheran faith. Remunerated per lesson.
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    II. From what station? \ A lieutenant colonel's son.
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    Columns III-VI indicate that neither Schmerling nor his wife have any property, inherited or otherwise acquired.
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    VII. Where was he educated and did he complete his coursework at the educational institution; when did he enter service; with what ranks, in what positions, and where did he serve; has his service been marked by any special actions, conduct, or honors; has he received any awards apart from ranks? \ Graduated from the Imperial Academy of Arts. Appointed to the position of drawing instructor at the Mikhailov Trade School receiving remuneration per lesson - confirmed at the meeting of the School Commission on February 5, 1914 - by resolution of the Directorate (?).