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|term=Betanelly | |term=Betanelly, Michael | ||
|person=Yes | |person=Yes | ||
|term | |term to show=Michael C. Betanelly | ||
|origin=Russian: Михаил К. Бетанели | | short name = Betanelly | ||
| | | initials = M. C. | ||
|origin=Russian: Михаил К. Бетанели or Михалко Бетанелия | |||
|categories=HPB relatives | |||
|description=was a Georgian immigrant engaged in export-import business. He married [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky]] on April 3, 1875. The marriage broke off after several months and Betanelly sued for divorce, which was finally granted on May 25, 1878, with [[William Q. Judge]] acting as Blavatsky's counsel. | |description=was a Georgian immigrant engaged in export-import business. He married [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky]] on April 3, 1875. The marriage broke off after several months and Betanelly sued for divorce, which was finally granted on May 25, 1878, with [[William Q. Judge]] acting as Blavatsky's counsel. | ||
|tsw en=Michael C. Betanelly | |||
}} | }} | ||