Anatoly Seitzer was a civilian who lived aboard the USS Robinson in the 24th century. Seitzer was a teacher.
In 2386, Seitzer attended a meeting in the ship's auditorium in which Benjamin Sisko updated them on the efforts of the crew to find the children who had been taken from the Robinson. (DS9 novel: Original Sin)
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| crewmembers | Diana Althouse • Dalisay Dari Aquino • Rita Bevelaqua • Stephanie DeSantis • Jozell Dorson • Grandal • Gsellman • Farid Iravani • Haroun al-Jarjani • Indray Karza • Ambrozy Kosciuszko • Mensara • Gwendolyn Plante • Ed Radickey • Harris Rogers • Relkdahz • Anxo Rogeiro • Scalin Resk • Eleg Rwatt • Benjamin Sisko • Sivadeki • Jentzen Spingeld • Stannis • Stokar • Uteln • Aldora Vint • Corallavellis sh'Vrane • Veraldorash ch'Vrent • Anissa Weil |  
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| residents | Harry Danvers • Elent Dorson • Alicia Flynn • Lejuris • Anatoly Seitzer • Rebecca Jae Sisko • Beschelcorea th'Vrent • Kasidy Yates | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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