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Anika Stroganov

Russian manufacturer
Also known as: Ioanniki Stroganov
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  • beef Stroganoff
    Stroganov Family

    In 1515 Anika (Ioanniki) Stroganov started salt mining in Solvychegodsk; and in 1558 Tsar Ivan IV made a grant of lands along the Kama and Chusovaya rivers to Grigory Stroganov. The Stroganovs were allowed to attract inhabitants to those territories, to build towns, and to maintain their own armed…

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    In 1515 Anika (Ioanniki) Stroganov started salt mining in Solvychegodsk; and in 1558 Tsar Ivan IV made a grant of lands along the Kama and Chusovaya rivers to Grigory Stroganov. The Stroganovs were allowed to attract inhabitants to those territories, to build towns, and to maintain their own armed…

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