Christian Boisen

  Notater:

På hjemmesiden swedenmark.dk ved Søren Wendt er citeret flere breve fra ham til hans bror Robert i USA og andre breve:
As a young man he went to Omsk, Siberia, representing a company for which he was working in Copenhagen. He later started in business for himself - export and import -and was doing well until the Bolsheviks came along, after throwing out the Czar. They robbed him of his business and property, and so he moved to Harbin, China [Manchuria], where he started up again (omkring 1920). Here he also did well until the Japanese came along, but he again recuperated by putting his faith in American dollars, while everybody else was playing up to the Japanese. Everything was fine, until the Bolsheviks, now under the name of Communists, appeared a second time. That was too much for him, so he...came back to Denmark..." "...Valentina, Christian's wife...was a Russian girl; her father was a general in the 'white' Russian army. Christian met her in Omsk, where she was on the teaching staff of the University."
Adresse 1949: Hvidrevej 30A, Klampenborg, This address was an apartment in the home of his son, Boris Boisen
Bought the house at Birgitsvej 16, Bagsværd in 1950 or 1951, according to his letters in Danish to Robert. Had a sausage factory in Kallundborg; closed and liquidated the factory in 1959. By 1959 or 1960, he owned and ran two mink farms: one in Farnum and one in Herlev.
Død 10. august 1970 i Bagsværd

  Begivenheder i hans liv:

• Folketælling, 1 Feb. 1901. ² i forældrenes hushold i Valgmenighedens Præstebolig, Skolegade, Kerteminde

• Erhverv, 1901-1905. ³ kontorist i København, logerende på flere adresser

• Fadder, 1911. til sin bror Lars' datter - er grosserer i Sibirien

• Gift: med Valentina Troitskaya.

• Bopæl, 1937 + 1940. ⁴ The printed letterhead on a letter to Robert, Sr. dated "Harbin, 25 Februar 1937" reads: "C. Boisen, 77 Uchastkovaya, Harbin, Manchukuo".
His address in 1940 was "Uchastkovaya 77, Harbin" according to the return address on the envelope of a Christmas card which he sent to Robert, Sr. The card itself is dated "Harbin, Nov. 1940".

Christian gift med Valentina Troitskaya.