Category:Gerhard Friedrich Müller

**Gerhard Friedrich Müller**
	German historian and ethnologist
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Date of birth	29 October 1705; Herford
Date of death	11 October 1783 (in Julian calendar); Moscow
Country of citizenship	Russian Empire;
Educated at	Leipzig University (1724);
Occupation	explorer; historian; university teacher; geographer;
Member of	Royal Society; Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences; Russian Academy of Sciences; Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences;
Field of work	history;
Work location	Saint Petersburg;
Award received	Fellow of the Royal Society; Knight third class of the order of St. Vladimir (1783);
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Deutsch: Der Historiker und Geograph Gerhard Friedrich Müller (auch Fjodor Iwanowitsch Müller; 1705-1783) war ein deutscher Sibirienforscher. Er wird „der Vater der sibirischen Geschichtsschreibung“ genannt.

English: Gerhardt Friedrich Müller (1705–1783) was a historian and pioneer ethnologist who was invited to St. Petersburg in 1725 to co-found the Imperial Academy of Sciences. Müller participated in the first Kamchatka expedition, which reported on life and nature of the further (eastern) side of the Ural mountain range.

Русский: Ге́рард Фри́дрих Ми́ллер, или в русифицированном варианте Фёдор Ива́нович Ми́ллер (1705—1783) — российский историограф немецкого происхождения, академик Петербургской академии наук (1725), профессор (1730). Руководитель самой большой в истории человечества экспедиции — I Академической Экспедиции, суммарно в которой участвовало около 3 тысяч человек.