Milyukov, Pavel (Nikolayevich)
- Milyukov, Pavel (Nikolayevich)
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born Jan. 27, 1859, Moscow, Russia
died March 3, 1943, Aix-les-Bains, France
Russian politician and historian.
He taught history at Moscow University until 1895 and wrote the acclaimed Outlines of Russian Culture (
3 vol.,
1896–
1903).
A liberal who admired the political values of democratic countries,
he cofounded the progressive Constitutional Democratic Party in 1905 and led the party in the Duma (
1907–
17).
In 1917 he helped form the provisional government under Prince Georgy Y.
Lvov and served briefly as minister of foreign affairs.
He tried to form a moderate coalition against the Bolsheviks but was forced to leave Russia and eventually settled in Paris.
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2010.
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