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Lvov Georgy Evgenievich, prince, member of the Constitutional Democratic Party, member of the I State Duma, head of the Provisional Government, (March-June 1917), representative of the Omsk government in the USA and Western Europe |
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Lvov G.E. (1861-1925), public and statesman.The prince graduated from the Law Faculty of Moscow University (1885), Chairman of the Tula Provincial Zemstvo Council (1903-1905), in the Russian-Japanese war-the chief of the National Procedure of the Wounded Warriors, a participant in the Zemsky congresses of 1904-1905, a member of the I state Duma.(1906), sympathized with the cadets, although he formally left the party shortly after joining it in 1905. During the First World War, the chief of the All-Russian Zemstvo Union, one of the leaders of the United Committee of the Zemstvo-Gorodsky Union, during the February Revolution-the head of the temporary temporarygovernment (aka Minister of the Interior) - from March to July 1917;After the October Revolution, he moved to Tyumen, where at the end of Jan.1918 was arrested, transported to Yekaterinburg, kept in prison, moved to Omsk, to October.1918, the Provisional Siberian Government was sent to America, then to Europe for organizing military assistance to the White Armies by the Allies, he took part in the creation of the Russian Political Meeting, in April 1920 he took part in the creation of the Labor Bureau in Paris in order to assist Russian emigrants, Chairman of the Zemsk-Gorodsky Union in Paris.Documents of the fund entered the archive as part of the former Rzia in 1946 by the manuscript of notes of the book.G.E. Lvov on the participation of representatives of the White Guard governments in the Versailles Peace Conference (1918);Correspondence with V. Wilson, J. Clemanso, D. Lloyd-Jordget, Ch. R. Kren, A. Ya. Zakom, P.V. Vologda, V.A. Maklakov and others. On the participation of Russia in the Versailles Conference, ohthe entry of the Entente troops into the territory of Soviet Russia, on the results of negotiations with various representatives of foreign states for the help of the White Guard governments, etc. (1918);records of negotiations with V. Wilson, McCormik, M. Pankom, E. House, D. Lloyd-Jordget, W. Garding and others. On the provision of assistance to the White Guard governments by foreign states (1918, the hands and Mash. Copies);Record of negotiations on the direct wire of the book.G.E. Lvov with N. D. Avksentiev and the chairman of the Supreme Council of the supply of the Union armies by engineer M. Pavlovsky about the position of the State Conference in Ufa regarding military assistance to the White Armies by the Allies (1918, copy).The brochure of the director of the Russian Information Bureau in the United States A. Ya. Zaka "Opportunities of Russian-American economic cooperation" (1918, typograph. Ex.).There are documents in English |
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