The end of Russian tsarism. Memories of the former commander of the gendarmes corps
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Reprint from the publication. Petrograd, Moscow, 1923. Pavel Grigoryevich Kurlov - Lieutenant General, Governor of Kyiv, Minsk, comrade of the Minister of the Interior and the chief of the separate building of the gendarmes. In 1907 - and. about. Vice-director of the police department. Since 1909 - the Minister of the Interior, the police head, the commander of a separate corps of the gendarmes, where he “distinguished” the participation in the case of the fake of the will of Prince Oginsky as his father and son Vonlyarsky. Since 1910-Lieutenant General. After the murder of Stolypin in 1911, he was dismissed. After the February Revolution, he was arrested by the Provisional Government. He spent several months in prison in the Peter and Paul Fortress, then in the Vyborg single prison. In August 1918 he went abroad, fleeing red terror. Circulation 30 copies. Made using Print-on-Demand technology
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Author:Kurlov Pavel Grigoryevich
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
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ISBN:978-5-4481-0658-3
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