Boris Ottovich Rosentreter b. 1890 Moscow, Russia d. 1944 Athens, Greece: Rosentreter Family Tree

1890 - 1944 (54 years)

Father	Otto Wilhelm Rosentreter, b. 13 Nov 1855, Kuldīga, Kuldīga Municipality, Latvia , d. 1915, Capri, Isola di Capri, Italy (Age 59 years)
Relationship	Birth
Mother	Fanny Bartelt, b. 2 Feb 1871, Moscow, Russia , d. 1945 (Age 73 years)
Relationship	Birth
Notes	Literally the words of Anastasia: "Their life seems to me like the life of the Chekhov sisters (Vera, Tatiana, Nadezdha & Oga) - they stayed with their younger beloved brother, and he brought to the house his wife, a simple and strong Russian beauty, my grandmother. Grandmother was that "gift", the story is very similar." Census of the Goldingen district of the Courland province The record states that in the first half of 1905 the family of Otto Wilhelm Rosentreter (a merchant of the second guild) left the place for Moscow including: Otto Wilhelm Rosentreter 50 years old and his 4 sons: Boris, Alexander, Nicolay and Evgeniy his wife Fanny 37,5 years old and 3 daughters: Vera, Tatiana and Nadezhda Just a note: a merchant of the second guild should have a capital no less than 20000 Tzar silver roubles. https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/6445739:62312
Photos		Otto Rosentreter & Fanny Bartelt - Headstone
		Otto Wilhelm Rosentreter & Fanny Bartelts Children
Documents		Otto & Fanny Tree Notes
		Otto Wilhelm Rosentreter Family Group - Goldingen to Moscow
Family ID	F1111	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Sophia Vasilievna Korganova, b. Abt 1890, d. 8 Sep 1941, Athens, Greece (Age ~ 51 years)

Children

	1. Nona Borisovna Rosentreter, b. Aft 1910, Moscow, Russia , d. Bef 2020 (Age < 107 years) [Birth]
	2. Georg Rosentreter, b. 15 Mar 1912, Moscow, Russia , d. Bef 2022 (Age < 109 years) [Birth]

Photos

Last Modified 1 Jan 2022

Family ID F1177 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

Boris and Nicholai left Russia in November 1920 to Istanbul with the rests of the White Army. Then Boris with his wife moved to christian Greece in hope to wait until the Bolshevics' power would fell.
Boris was an officer in the tzar military and served under general Wrangel. He had to flee the revolution with the rest of the White Army to the Crimea. There ships brought him to Istanbul together with his brother Nikolai. As he was a military man and he found it hard to find a profession in Istanbul, so he started to build and repair transistor radios. After a while he moved to Christian orthodox Athens hoping he would be able to return to Russia.
He was apparently importing medication from Germany to Russia. He had a pharmacy and a toy shop in Moscow. He died in Italy because he had a blood disease and went there to recover. He apparently took the name Otto Fedorovich later in life.

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