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Georgy Lvov

1861–1925 · 20th century

Prince Georgy Lvov was a Russian liberal politician who headed the Provisional Government from March to July 1917, after the February Revolution. A leading figure of the zemstvo movement, he struggled to govern alongside the Petrograd Soviet and resigned after the July Days in favour of Alexander Kerensky. He died in exile in Paris.

Georgy Lvov
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