In the Cyrillic part of the Web I succeed to find only one page where this
author is mentioned:
http://www.newchron.narod.ru/Hau-ben/gramatik.html

The only relevant sentence is (translated from Russian):
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The first scientist, who suggested a hypothesis about relationship of
Finno-Ugric and Indo-German languages, was professor of the Derpt university
G.Anderson, devoted to this problem a special investigation called
"Sravnitelnoe izuchenie ugrofinskih i indoregmanskih yazykov" (Derpt, 1879).
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Comments:
"Sravnitelnoe izuchenie ugrofinskih i indoregmanskih yazykov" = 'Studien zur
Vergleichung der indogermanischen und finnisch-ugrischen Sprachen'
According to this text Anderson's name wasn't Nikolai. His name started with
G (like Georg) or H (like Heinrich). Perhaps, his patronymic name was
Nikolaevich? Or 'G.Anderson' is just a typo?
Derpt is now Tartu (Estland). In 1879 it was a part of the Russian empire,
so I guess that his work was written and first issued in Russian. On the
other hand, German is probable as well.

Alexander

----- Original Message -----
From: "José Andrés Alonso" <ocitartson@...>
To: <nostratic@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 7:07 PM
Subject: [nostratic] (unknown)


> Anybody knows when Nikolai Anderson, author of
> 'Studien zur Vergleichung der indogermanischen und
> finnisch-ugrischen Sprachen' in 1879, was born and
> died, or a book where can I find it??
>
>
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