Georgy Lvov

Russian statesman and the first post-imperial prime minister of Russia (1861-1925)

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Lived 1861–1925, aged 64Germany
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    1861–1925
    Aged 64
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Updated 2026-06-09

He held power for four months between two revolutions — Russia's first prime minister after the Tsar fell, before the Bolsheviks came. An aristocrat who tried to steer a liberal course through the wreckage of empire, then watched it collapse under him.

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Born in Dresden in 1861 to the Lvov princely family, he first gained national attention organizing relief work during the Russo-Japanese War in the Russian Far East. Elected to the First Duma in 1906 as a Constitutional Democrat, he spent a decade in reformist politics before the February Revolution swept away the monarchy in 1917. On 15 March he became head of the Provisional Government, Russia's de facto leader, and pushed through a wave of liberal reforms. Political crises mounted through the spring, and by July the government couldn't hold. He resigned on 20 July and handed power to his wa…

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