 introduced severe discipline on the Neva and actively used corporal punishment. Priest Gideon even spoke unsightly about him since Lisyansky neglected the faith and even banned worships on the ship  and michman Berh, and that, probably, led to his resignation after their arrival. In addition, Lisyansky often violated instruction of the "Admiralty college" and acted separately from Nadezhda. Lieutenants Ratmanov and Romberg were not alien to culture, knew the French language and even corresponded with Nikolay Karamzin. When playing music in the mess, Romberg was the first violin in the ship's orchestra, while Ratmanov was reading books on travels and on philosophy even during shifts, and got annoyed if others distracted him.

Even though the RAC did not have any scientific aims, Krusenstern addressed the Russian Academy of Science (where he was elected as a corresponding member on April 25, 1803) and created the "scientific committee". Based on the recommendation of Austrian astronomer Franz Xaver von Zach, the directorate hired Swiss musician Johann Caspar Horner who played the flute brilliantly, and had a desperate courage: in order to deliver Chinese skull to famous phrenologist Franz Joseph Gall, he stole the head of the executed in Macau. Botanist and zoologist Wilhelm Gottlieb Tilesius von Tilenau was the main painter of the expedition. Even though von Tilenau called himself a dilettant, he probably attended Adam Friedrich Oeser' classes in Leipzig. Doctor of medicine Georg von Langsdorff, after finding out about the expedition, went to Copenhagen personally and asked Krusenstern and Rezanov to accept him in the crew. He landed with Rezanov in Kamchatka and headed to Russian America. Karl Espenberg was a doctor on the Nadezhda, before that he graduated from the University of Jena, and later served as a family doctor in Krusenstern's family starting from 1797. Doctor on the Neva Moritz Laband was originally from Silesia and probably of Jewish origin; he graduated from the Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg.

The expedition had a problem with ethnocultural and language barriers. Of all officers on the Nadezhda, only Ratmanov and  were of Russian origin, while from the ambassador's retinue – Rezanov, count Tolst
introduced severe discipline on the Neva and actively used corporal punishment. Priest Gideon even speak unsightly about him since Lisyansky neglect the faith and even banned worships on the ship   and michman Berh, and that, credibly, led to his resignation after their arrival. In addition, Lisyansky often rape instruction of the " Admiralty college " and acted individually from Nadezhda. Lieutenants Ratmanov and Romberg were not alien to acculturation, knew the French terminology and even corresponded with Nikolay Karamzin. When playing music in the batch, Romberg was the inaugural violin in the ship's orchestra, while Ratmanov was reading books on travels and on philosophy even during shifts, and get annoyed if others distracted him. 

 Even though the RAC did not have any scientific aims, Krusenstern address the Russian Academy of Science (where he was elected as a corresponding member on April 25, 1803) and created the " scientific committee ". establish on the recommendation of Austrian astronomer Franz Xaver von Zach, the directorate hired Swiss musician Johann Caspar Horner who played the flute brilliantly, and had a desperate courage: in order to rescue Chinese skull to famous phrenologist Franz Joseph Gall, he stole the head of the executed in Macau. Botanist and zoologist Wilhelm Gottlieb Tilesius von Tilenau was the chief painter of the expedition. Even though von Tilenau called himself a dilettant, he probably attended Adam Friedrich Oeser' classes in Leipzig. Doctor of medicine Georg von Langsdorff, after finding out about the expedition, go to Copenhagen personally and asked Krusenstern and Rezanov to accept him in the crowd. He bring with Rezanov in Kamchatka and headed to Russian America. Karl Espenberg was a doctor on the Nadezhda, before that he graduated from the University of Jena, and subsequently served as a family doctor in Krusenstern's family startle from 1797. Doctor on the Neva Moritz Laband was originally from Silesia and probably of Jewish origin; he graduated from the Martin Luther University of Halle - Wittenberg. 

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 introduced severe disciplinE on the Neva And acTivEly UsEd coRporAl punishment. PrIEst GIdeon even spoke unsightlY abouT hIM sinCE LIsyanSky neglECtED The FaItH anD eVEn BanneD woRships oN the ship  anD miChMan Berh, and thAT, pRobably, led To hIs resignatioN afTer theIr ArrIVal. In AddItion, lisyanSKy ofteN violated InSTructiON of the "ADMIrAlty College" and acted sePArATely from NadezhDa. LieuTeNAnTS ratManOv and RombeRg Were nOT alien tO CuLTURe, kNEw the French laNguage and evEN coRrespoNdEd wITh NikoLay KaRaMZin. when playing MusiC in the mesS, RombeRG was the FIrst vioLin in tHe sHip'S orcHEsTrA, whIlE ratMAnOv wAS reAding booKs On TraveLs anD ON PHiloSopHy evEn durIng shifts, and gOt aNnoyED if OtherS distRactEd Him.

EvEn thouGh the rAc did not have any sCienTific aims, kruSeNstErN addrESsed thE RuSsiAn AcadeMy of SciENce (WhERE He Was elected as a correSpONDiNg member On ApriL 25, 1803) AnD cREated the "ScIenTifiC COmmitTee". BASeD on the reCommenDAtIoN of AustRiAn astrOnOmeR FrAnz XaVEr voN Zach, tHe directOrate HIred Swiss musicIAn Johann CaspaR hoRNEr WHo plAyeD the flute brIlliANtly, And hAD a DesPErate CouraGe: IN oRDer to deliver Chinese SkUll to fAmous Phrenologist FRanz Joseph gALL, he stole The hEAd OF the executed in macau. botanist anD ZoologisT WilhElm GottlIeb TilesiUS Von TilenAu wAs tHe mAin PAInTer of the expedITIon. EVeN though Von tilenau CalLed HimSelF a Dilettant, He probabLy AtTeNdEd ADam FrIEdrich OeSeR' clAsSes In LeiPZig. DocTor of MediCiNe gEorG von LanGSdORFf, afTeR fIndiNg oUt About The eXPedItion, weNt to CopenHagEN perSoNaLly and aSked KrusensteRn And Rezanov To AccEpt him IN The crew. HE landed with Rezanov in KamCHatka anD heAded tO RusSian AmeriCa. KArl EspEnbERg was a Doctor On the naDezHDA, befoRE ThAt hE gRaduated frOM The univeRsIty oF Jena, anD later served as a famILy dOctor in KrusenSteRn's fAMIlY stARtINg fRoM 1797. docTOR on the Neva MoritZ Laband was OrIGiNally from SILesIa And probAbly of JEwish ORigin; he Graduated From the MaRtIn LuTHEr UNiversity oF Halle-WiTtenberg.

THE expeDItIon haD a pRoblem WiTh eThnocUlturaL And LanguAge barRiErs. Of aLl offIcErs on the nadezhda, only Ratmanov and  Were of russiAn oRigin, whilE frOM thE ambassadOr's rEtinue – RezaNov, CouNt TolSt
 introduced severe discipl ine on the  Neva  an d a ct ivel y us ed corporal pu n ishm ent. Priest Gideon eve n spo ke unsi g ht ly ab out him si n c e L is ya nsk yn eg lecte d t he fait h and even  ba nn ed worshipso nthe ship and  michman Ber h,and th at , p r obabl y,led t o hisr esigna tion afte rt heir a r rival.I n  a ddit ion, Lisyansky of t en violated instr uction  o f  t h e  "A dmi ralty coll eg e" an d  acteds ep a r a tel y  from Nadezhd a. Lieutena n tsRatman ov  an d  Rombe rg we re not  alien to c ultu re, knewthe Fr e nch lan g uage an d even  co rre spon d ed  w ith  N i kol a yKar a mzi n. Whenpl ay ing m usic i n themes s, R omber g was the fir stviol i n i n the  ship 's o rc hestr a, whi le Ra tm anov was readin g bo oks on tr ave ls  an don ph i losoph y e ven  during  shifts ,  an dg o t  a nnoyed if others d is t r ac ted him. 

Even th ou g h the RA Cdid  not h ave a ny s c ie ntific a ims, K r us en stern a dd ressed  t heRus sianA cade my ofScience(wher e  he was electe d  as a corresp o nd i n gm embe r o n April 25,  180 3 ) an d cr e at edt he "s cient if i cc ommittee". Based on  t he rec ommen dation of Aus trian astr o n o mer Fran z Xa v er von Zach, thedirec torate hir e d Swissmusic ian Joha nn Caspar H orner wh o p lay edthe f lu te brilliantl y ,  and  h ad a de spe rate co ura ge:  in  or de r to deli ver Chin es esk ul l t o fam o us phren ol ogi st  Fr anz J o seph G all,he s to le the  head o f  t h e  exe cu te d in  Ma ca u. Bo tani s t a nd zool ogist Wil hel m  Got tl ie b Tiles ius von Tilen au  was the m ai n p ainter o f the ex pedition. Even though v o n Tilen aucalle d hi mself a d ile ttant,  he probab ly att ended  A dam F riedr i c hOes er ' classesi n  Le ipzig .Doct or of m edicine Georg vonL ang sdorff, after  fi ndin g ou t a b ou t  th ee xpe d i tion, went to C openhagenpe r so nally anda ske dKrusens tern an d Rez a nov toaccept hi m in thecr ew.H e  la nded withRezanovin Kamcha t ka an d  h eaded  to  Russi an  Am erica . Karl Esp enber g wasadoctor  on t he  Nadezhd a, before that he gradu ated f rom t heUniversit y o f  Je na, and l ater  served as  afam ily d oct o r inKrus e ns ter n 's fa mily startingf ro m 1 7 9 7.  Doctor ont h e  Ne va Mo rit z  Laban d wa s originally from Silesia and pr obab l y  of  Je w ishor igin; he gradu ate df r om the M ar tin LutherUniversi ty of Ha lle-Wi ttenbe rg.

Th e ex p editio n ha d a  problemwit he thnocul tu ra l  and l angu ag e barr iers.O f al l officers on theNadez h d a, on l y R atman ov  and  w e re o f Russianorigin, whi le fro m th e amb assador 's  retin ue–Rezanov, c o unt Tolst 
 introduced_severe discipline_on the Neva and_actively used_corporal_punishment. Priest_Gideon_even spoke unsightly_about him since_Lisyansky neglected the faith_and even banned_worships_on the ship  and michman Berh, and that, probably, led to his resignation_after_their arrival._In_addition,_Lisyansky often violated instruction of_the "Admiralty college" and acted_separately from_Nadezhda. Lieutenants Ratmanov and Romberg were not alien_to_culture, knew the_French language and even corresponded with Nikolay Karamzin. When_playing music in the mess, Romberg_was the first_violin_in_the ship's orchestra, while_Ratmanov was reading books on travels_and on philosophy even during shifts,_and got annoyed if others distracted him.

Even_though the RAC did not have_any scientific aims, Krusenstern addressed_the Russian_Academy of Science (where he_was elected as_a corresponding_member on April_25, 1803) and created the "scientific_committee". Based on_the recommendation of Austrian astronomer Franz_Xaver_von Zach, the_directorate_hired_Swiss musician_Johann Caspar Horner_who_played the_flute_brilliantly, and had a desperate courage:_in_order to deliver Chinese skull to famous_phrenologist Franz Joseph Gall,_he_stole the head of_the executed in Macau. Botanist_and zoologist Wilhelm Gottlieb Tilesius von_Tilenau was_the main_painter of the expedition. Even though von Tilenau called himself a_dilettant, he probably attended Adam Friedrich_Oeser' classes in Leipzig._Doctor of_medicine_Georg von Langsdorff,_after_finding out_about the expedition, went to Copenhagen personally_and asked_Krusenstern and Rezanov to accept him_in the crew. He_landed_with Rezanov in Kamchatka and headed_to Russian America. Karl Espenberg was_a doctor on the Nadezhda,_before_that_he graduated from the University_of Jena, and later served as_a family doctor_in Krusenstern's family starting from 1797. Doctor_on_the Neva Moritz Laband was originally_from_Silesia and probably of Jewish origin;_he_graduated_from the Martin Luther University_of Halle-Wittenberg.

The expedition had a problem_with ethnocultural and language barriers. Of all officers on_the Nadezhda, only_Ratmanov and  were of_Russian_origin,_while from the ambassador's retinue – Rezanov, count Tolst