About Ivan Golubev
Lived 1841 – 1918 (aged 76–77). Ivan Golubev was a Russian lawyer.
Ivan Yakovlevich Golubev (; 1841–1918) was a Russian statesman.
Life After graduating from the Imperial School of Law, he worked in the Chancellery of the Fourth Department of the Senate (1860–1864) and in the Ministry of Justice (1864–1866), where he participated in the drafting of the judicial reform of Alexander II.
Later, he served in the St. Petersburg District Court, the Senate, and the Ministry of Justice.
He was a member of the State Council (1895) and chairman of the Department for Civil and Ecclesiastical Affairs of the State Council (1905). He became vice-chairman of the State Council after its reorganization in 1906.
He opened the Second, Third, and Fourth State Dumas as the Tsar's representative.
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Who was Ivan Golubev?
Russian lawyer (1841–1918)
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Ivan Golubev was born in 1841.
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Ivan Golubev died in 1918.
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Ivan Golubev was a lawyer.
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Ivan Golubev was Russian.
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