Biography of Lviv 1917

Born on October 21 on November 2 in Dresden Germany - died on March 7 in Paris France. Russian political and public figure. The head of the Provisional Government on March 2 15 - 7 July 20 Georgy Lvov was born on October 21 on November 2 in the new style of the year in Dresden. From the princely family of Lvov, one of the branches of the Rurikovich. Father - Prince Evgeny Vladimirovich Lvov, Aleksinsky district leader of the nobility.

Mother - Varvara Alekseevna Mosolova Older brother - Alexei Lvov, headed the Moscow School of Painting from the year. The family was not rich. The Tula province owned the estate of Popovka now Aleksinsky district of the Tula region. In the year, Georgy Lviv graduated from the private Polivanovsky gymnasium in Moscow. In the year he graduated from the Law Faculty of Moscow University.

She was the patroness of the Novopokrovsky School, took an active part in the development and improvement of artisanal crafts in Bogoroditsky. They were married in the Kazan Church of the Bogoroditsky estate. Marriage was held in Popovka, the estate of Prince. Lvov in the Aleksinsky district of the Tula province. She died on May 12 of the year during childbirth. Buried in Bogoroditsk near the Kazan Church.

Prince Georgy Lvov and his wife Julia Bobrinskaya worked in the judicial and zemstvo bodies of the Tula province, quickly gained wide fame as a zemstvo figure. In the years - the chairman of the Tula provincial zemstvo council, a participant in the Zemstvo congresses. His fellow countryman Lev Tolstoy, who knew the whole Lvov family well, warmly approved the activities of George Evgenievich.

He was a member of the Zemstvo opposition circle "Conversation" and the liberal movement "Union of Liberation". Prince Georgy Lvov was elected to the State Duma of the I convocation. In the Duma, Lviv headed the medical and food committee with wide charitable purposes: for the money of the government and Russian and foreign financial organizations, bakeries, canteens, and sanitary points for starving, fireworks and poor were created.

He was engaged in assistance to immigrants in Siberia and the Far East of Russia. From the year he was a party of cadets. Since the year - a member of the Moscow Party of the "progressists". In the year, after the resignation of N. Guchkov, G. Lvov was elected the Moscow City Duma as a candidate for the post of Moscow mayor, but was not approved as the Minister of Internal Affairs N.

This event became the beginning of a long conflict between Moscow city self -government and the government.

After the city of Lviv, the Moscow Duma in the year twice chose the candidates S. Chaplygin and L. Catuer, who were not then approved by the government. In the year, at a congress in Moscow, prepared by the Moscow Zemstvo and with the participation of zemstvo representatives from all over Russia, the “All -Russian Zemstvo Union of Assistance to the Patients and Wounded Military” was created, which was headed by Lviv.

In a short time, this organization of assistance to the army, with the annual budget in a million rubles. It was in charge of 75 trains and 3 thousand at the congress of Zemstvo figures in September, he stated: "The powerful combination of government activities so desired to the whole country did not take place." Since the year, the name of Lviv began to appear in many lists of members of the “responsible ministry” or “ministry of trust”, which was supposed to replace the existing “government of bureaucrats”.

Together with the renunciation of the throne, Emperor Nicholas II signed a decree on the appointment of Lviv as chairman of the Council of Ministers on March 2 15, but the decree was ignored. The declaration of the Provisional Government on its composition and tasks of March 3 16 years: citizens! The Provisional Committee of members of the State Duma, with the assistance and sympathy of the capital's troops and the population, has currently achieved such a degree of success over the dark forces of the old regime that he allows him to proceed with the more strong structure of the executive branch.

For this purpose, the interim committee of the State Duma is appointed by the ministers of the first public office of the following persons, the trust of which the countries is ensured by their past public and political activities. Chairman of the Council of Ministers and the Minister of Internal Affairs - Prince G. Foreign Minister - P. Minister of Military and Marine - A. Minister of Railways - N.

Minister of Trade and Industry - A. Minister of Finance - M. Minister of Education - A. Ober -prosecutor of the Holy Synod - V. Minister of Agriculture - A. The Minister of Justice - A. In his present activity, the cabinet will be guided by the grounds: 1. Complete and immediate amnesty in all cases of political and religious, including: terrorist attempts, military uprisings and agrarian crimes, etc.

Freedom, seal, alliances, meetings and strikes with the spread of political freedoms to military personnel within the military -technical conditions. The abolition of all class, religious and national restrictions. Immediate preparation for convocation on the basis of the universal, equal, secret and direct vote of the Constituent Assembly, which will establish the form of government and the Constitution of the country.Replacing the police with the national police with the elected authorities, subordinate bodies of local self -government.

Elections to local governments based on universal, direct, equal and secret vote. Unconrasting and non -life from Petrograd of military units that took part in the revolutionary movement. While maintaining strict military discipline in the ranks and in military service, the elimination of all restrictions on the use of public rights granted to all other citizens for soldiers.

The Provisional Government considers it its duty to add that it does not intend to use military circumstances for any delay in the implementation of the above reforms and events. Chairman of the State Duma M. Chairman of the Council of Ministers Prince. Lviv, Shingarev, Kerensky. The failure of the June offensive and the July uprising organized by the Bolsheviks led to a government crisis.

The Provisional Government was headed by the military and marine minister Kerensky. After the October Revolution, he settled in Tyumen. In the winter of the year he was arrested, transferred to Yekaterinburg. After 3 months of Lviv, and two more prisoners of Lopukhin and Prince Golitsyn were released before the trial of a lower leave, and Lviv immediately left Yekaterinburg, made his way to Omsk, occupied by the rebeling Czechoslovak corps.

The Provisional Siberian Government formed in Omsk, headed by P. Vologda, instructed Lviv to leave for the United States because it was believed that this power was able to provide the fastest and most effective assistance to anti -Bolshevik forces to meet with President V. Wilson and other statesmen to aware of them about the goals of anti -Soviet forces and receive assistance from the former allies of Russia in the First World War.

In October, he arrived in the USA. But Lviv was late - in November of the same year, the First World War ended, preparations for the peace conference in Paris began, where the Center for World Politics moved. Having not achieved any practical results in the United States, Lviv returned to France, where he stood at the head of the Russian political meeting in Paris.

He stood at the origins of the labor exchange system to help Russian emigrants, transferred the means of Zemgora, stored in the US National Bank. Later he moved away from political activity, lived in Paris, and was in poverty. He earned craft work, wrote memoirs. Georgy Evgenievich Lvov died on March 7 in Paris. He was buried in the cemetery of Saint-Genevo-de-Bois. In the year, with the aim of reviving and creative development of historical heritage, the formation of local traditions of historical and cultural nature and the education of the population, a sense of patriotism and love for the small homeland by the administration of the city of Aleksin began the “Lviv project”.

Over 10 years, research on the life and social activities of the city of Lviv have been published, films were shot, monuments were opened, the annual Lviv days in Aleksin are organized. In November, on the basis of the Aleksinsky Museum of Local Lore, the permanent exposition “History of local self-government in Russia” was created with a memorial section on the family and life of Prince G.

since the year, the Aleksinsky District Library has its name. In the year, a memorial plaque dedicated to the activities of Prince G. Prince Lviv was opened on the building of the former Tula zemstvo assembly in Moscow in Moscow on the alley of Russian rulers. When quoting and using materials, a link to Stuki-Druki-Druki pits. When quoting and using Hyperlink Hyperlink Hyperlink on the Internet or Stuki-Druki.