Georgi Jewgenjewitsch Lwow
Also known as Georgy Yevgenyevich Lvov
russischer Politiker
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Georgy Lvov was a Russian statesman who served as the first prime minister of Russia after the fall of the Tsarist empire in 1917. His leadership during this transitional period was historically significant because he presided over Russia's attempt to establish a democratic government following centuries of imperial rule.
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Fürst Georgi Jewgenjewitsch Lwow (russisch Георгий Евгеньевич Львов, wiss. Transliteration Georgij Evgen’evič L’vov; * 21. Oktoberjul. / 2. November 1861greg. in Dresden; † 6. März 1925 in Paris) war ein russischer Politiker der Konstitutionell-Demokratischen Partei Russlands (Kadetten). Nach der Februarrevolution 1917 war er erster Ministerpräsident der russischen provisorischen Regierung.
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