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Urusov, Nikolai Petrovich
N.P. Urusov
Prince Nikolai Petrovich Urusov(1864 - October 21, 1918, Pyatigorsk) - Russian public figure and statesman.
BiographyHereditary nobleman of the Ekaterinoslav province. He received his education at the Imperial Alexander Lyceum. In 1885, after completing a course of science at the Lyceum, he entered the public service by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Here he successively held the following positions: - assistant to the head of the department of spiritual affairs of foreign denominations, an official of special assignments of class VI above the staff at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, chairman of the Tomsk provincial government, Vladimir vice-governor, acting as governor of Grodno, to which he was soon confirmed (December 22, 1901 d), Poltava governor and, finally, a member of the Council of the Minister of Internal Affairs.
On July 11, 1907, he was ordered by his Majesty to be present in the Governing Senate, in the Department of Heraldry.
Having been elected on February 20, 1908 to the Ekaterinoslav provincial leaders of the nobility, Prince Urusov settled in the Ekaterinoslav province, on his estate, where he devoted himself to agriculture and social activities.
Occupying the position of leader of the nobility, he, in addition, was: - an honorary justice of the peace of the Novomoskovsk district of the Yekaterinoslav province, an honorary member of the Lubensky and Poltava branches of the trusteeship of orphanages of the department of institutions of the Empress Maria, an honorary citizen of the cities: Kobelyak, Konstantinograd, Luben, Piryatyn and Khorol of the Poltava province , chairman and honorary member of many educational and charitable institutions of the Poltava and Ekaterinoslav provinces.
In 1906, the prince was granted the title of Master of Horse at His Majesty's Court, and on January 8, 1914, he received the highest gratitude. In addition, Prince N.P. received the highest gratitude both when he was the Poltava governor in 1903 and when he was the Ekaterinoslav provincial leader of the nobility in 1911.
Due to his wide popularity in the province, on September 5, 1912, Prince N.P. Urusov was elected by the Ekaterinoslav zemstvo as a member of the State Council. In the State Council, he joined the group of rightists. He took an active part in the work of the commissions: - on public education and financial commissions, where he served as a rapporteur on estimates of the Ministry of Justice and State Horse Breeding.
At the beginning of the First World War he was appointed Chief Commissioner Russian Society Red Cross of the Black Sea Fleet.
On September 11, 1918, in Essentuki he was arrested by the Reds as a hostage. Shot by decision of the Extraordinary Commission on October 21, 1918.
Sources
- Levenson M.L. State Council: portraits and biographies. - Petrograd: Type. Petrograd prison, 1915.
Notes
- Report of the investigation into the arrest and murder of hostages in Pyatigorsk in October 1918 - swolkov.narod.ru/doc/kt/01.htm
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| Predecessor: | Dobrovolsky Nikolay Alexandrovich | |
| Successor: | Stolypin Pyotr Arkadevich | |
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| Successor: | Knyazev Vladimir Valerianovich | |
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Prince Nikolai Petrovich Urusov(- October 21, Pyatigorsk) - Grodno (1901-02) and Poltava (1902-06) governor, member of the State Council. Younger brother of A.P. Urusov. Shot by security officers.
Biography
In 1894, he married Vera Georgievna Alekseeva, daughter of Georgy Alekseev and the Frenchwoman Angele de la Geronniere (in Orthodoxy, Elizaveta Angelina Petrovna Alekseeva). Having been elected on February 20, 1908 to the Ekaterinoslav provincial leaders of the nobility, Prince Urusov settled in the Ekaterinoslav province, on his estate, where he devoted himself to agriculture and social activities.
Occupying the position of leader of the nobility, he, in addition, consisted of: - an honorary justice of the peace of the Novomoskovsk district of the Yekaterinoslav province, an honorary member of the Lubny and Poltava branches of the trusteeship of orphanages of the department of institutions of the Empress Maria, an honorary citizen of the cities: Kobelyak, Konstantinograd, Luben, Piryatyn and Khorol of the Poltava province , chairman and honorary member of many educational and charitable institutions of Poltava and Ekaterinoslav provinces.
In 1906, the prince was granted the title of horse-master of the court, and on January 8, 1914, he received the highest gratitude. In addition, Prince Urusov received the highest gratitude both when he was the governor of Poltava in 1903 and when he was the Ekaterinoslav provincial leader of the nobility in 1911.
Due to his wide popularity in the province, on September 5, 1912, Prince N.P. Urusov was elected by the Ekaterinoslav zemstvo as a member of the State Council. In the State Council, he joined the right-wing group. He took an active part in the work of the commissions: - on public education and financial commissions, where he served as a rapporteur on estimates of the Ministry of Justice and State Horse Breeding.
At the beginning of the First World War, he was appointed chief commissioner of the Russian Red Cross Society at the Black Sea Fleet.
Arrested by the Reds as a hostage on September 11, 1918 in Essentuki. Shot by decision of the Extraordinary Commission on October 21, 1918.
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The young man sat down next to us on the ground and, smiling affectionately, asked:- Why are you here? This is not your place.
– We know, we were just trying to get to the top! – joyful Stella was already chirping at the top of her lungs. – Will you help us get back up?.. We definitely need to get home quickly! Otherwise, the grandmothers are waiting for us there, and they are also waiting for them, but different ones.
Meanwhile, for some reason, the young man looked at me very carefully and seriously. He had a strange, piercing gaze, which for some reason made me feel awkward.
-What are you doing here, girl? – he asked softly. - How did you manage to get here?
- We were just walking. – I answered honestly. - And so they were looking for them. – Smiling at the “foundlings”, she pointed at them with her hand.
– But you’re alive, aren’t you? – the savior could not calm down.
– Yes, but I’ve been here more than once. – I answered calmly.
- Oh, not here, but “above”! – my friend corrected me, laughing. “We definitely wouldn’t come back here, would we?”
“Yes, I think this will be enough for a long time... At least for me...” I shuddered from the recent memories.
- You must leave here. “The young man said again softly, but more insistently. - Now.
A sparkling “path” stretched from him and ran straight into the luminous tunnel. We were literally pulled in without even having time to take a single step, and after a moment we found ourselves in the same transparent world in which we found our round Leah and her mother.
- Mom, mommy, daddy is back! And Great too!.. - little Leah rolled head over heels towards us, tightly clutching the red dragon to her chest.. Her round little face shone like the sun, and she herself, unable to contain her wild happiness, rushed to her dad and, hanging on him neck, squealing with delight.
I was happy for this family that had found each other, and a little sad for all my dead “guests” who came on earth for help, who could no longer hug each other as joyfully, since they did not belong to the same worlds.. .
- Oh, daddy, here you are! I thought you were missing! And you took it and found it! That's good! – the radiant little girl squealed with happiness.
Suddenly a cloud flew over her happy face, and it became very sad... And in a completely different voice the little girl turned to Stella:
– Dear girls, thank you for dad! And for my brother, of course! Are you going to leave now? Will you come back someday? Here's your little dragon, please! He was very good, and he loved me very, very much... - it seemed that right now poor Leah would burst into tears, so badly she wanted to hold this cute marvelous dragon just a little longer!.. And he was about to be taken away and there will be no more...
– Do you want him to stay with you some more? And when we return, will you give it back to us? – Stella took pity on the little girl.
Leah was at first stunned by the unexpected happiness that had fallen on her, and then, unable to say anything, she nodded her head so strongly that it almost threatened to fall off...
Having said goodbye to the joyful family, we moved on.
It was incredibly pleasant to feel safe again, to see the same joyful light filling everything around, and not be afraid of being unexpectedly grabbed by some kind of terrible nightmare...
- Do you want to take another walk? – Stella asked in a completely fresh voice.
The temptation, of course, was great, but I was already so tired that even if the greatest miracle on earth seemed to me now, I probably wouldn’t be able to truly enjoy it...
- Well, okay, another time! – Stella laughed. - I am also tired.
And then, somehow, our cemetery appeared again, where, on the same bench, our grandmothers were sitting side by side...
“Do you want me to show you something?” Stella asked quietly.
And suddenly, instead of the grandmothers, incredibly beautiful, brightly shining beings appeared... Both had amazing stars sparkling on their chests, and Stella’s grandmother had an amazing miracle crown sparkling and shimmering on her head...
– It’s them... You wanted to see them, didn’t you? – I nodded dumbfoundedly. – Just don’t say that I showed you, let them do it themselves.
“Well, now I have to go...” the little girl whispered sadly. - I can’t go with you... I can’t go there anymore...
- I will definitely come to you! Many, many more times! – I promised with all my heart.
And the little girl looked after me with her warm, sad eyes, and seemed to understand everything... Everything that I couldn’t do with our in simple words tell her.
All the way home from the cemetery, I was sulking at my grandmother for no reason, and, moreover, angry at myself for it... I looked very much like a ruffled sparrow, and my grandmother saw this perfectly well, which, naturally, irritated me even more and forced me to crawl deeper into my “safe shell”.... Most likely, it was just my childhood resentment that was raging because, as it turned out, she was hiding a lot from me and had not yet taught me anything, apparently considering me unworthy or incapable of more. And although my inner voice told me that I was completely and completely wrong here, I could not calm down and look at everything from the outside, as I did before, when I thought that I could be wrong...
Prince Nikolai Petrovich Urusov ( - October 21 , Pyatigorsk) - Grodno (1901-02) and Poltava (1902-06) governor, member State Council. Younger brother A. P. Urusova. Shot by security officers.
Biography
In 1894, he married Vera Georgievna Alekseeva, daughter of Georgy Alekseev and the Frenchwoman Angele de la Geronniere (in Orthodoxy, Elizaveta Angelina Petrovna Alekseeva). Having been elected on February 20, 1908 to the Ekaterinoslav provincial government leaders of the nobility, Prince Urusov settled in the Ekaterinoslav province, on his estate, where he devoted himself to agriculture and social activities.
Occupying the position of leader of the nobility, he, in addition, consisted of: - honorary justice of the peace of the Novomoskovsk district of the Ekaterinoslav province, honorary member of the Lubny and Poltava branches of the trusteeship of orphanages departments of institutions of Empress Maria, honorary citizen of the cities: Kobelyak , Constantinograd , Luben , Piryatina And Khorolya Poltava province, chairman and honorary member of many educational and charitable institutions of Poltava and Yekaterinoslav provinces.
In 1906, the prince was granted the title of horse-master of the court, and on January 8, 1914, he received the highest gratitude. In addition, Prince Urusov received the highest gratitude both when he was the governor of Poltava in 1903 and when he was the Ekaterinoslav provincial leader of the nobility in 1911.
Due to his wide popularity in the province, on September 5, 1912, Prince N.P. Urusov was elected by the Ekaterinoslav zemstvo as a member State Council. In the State Council, he joined the right-wing group. He took an active part in the work of the commissions: - on public education and financial commissions, where he served as a rapporteur on estimates of the Ministry of Justice and State Horse Breeding.
At the beginning of the First World War, he was appointed chief commissioner of the Russian Red Cross Society at the Black Sea Fleet.
Arrested by the Reds as a hostage on September 11, 1918 Essentuki. Shot by decision of the Extraordinary Commission on October 21, 1918.
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– Et vous, jeune homme? Well, what about you, young man? - he turned to him, - how do you feel, mon brave?Despite the fact that five minutes before this, Prince Andrei could say a few words to the soldiers carrying him, he now, directly fixing his eyes on Napoleon, was silent... All the interests that occupied Napoleon seemed so insignificant to him at that moment, so petty seemed to him his hero himself, with this petty vanity and joy of victory, in comparison with that high, fair and kind sky that he saw and understood - that he could not answer him.
And everything seemed so useless and insignificant in comparison with the strict and majestic structure of thought that was caused in him by the weakening of his strength from the bleeding, suffering and the imminent expectation of death. Looking into the eyes of Napoleon, Prince Andrei thought about the insignificance of greatness, about the insignificance of life, the meaning of which no one could understand, and about the even greater insignificance of death, the meaning of which no one living could understand and explain.
The emperor, without waiting for an answer, turned away and, driving away, turned to one of the commanders:
“Let them take care of these gentlemen and take them to my bivouac; let my doctor Larrey examine their wounds. Goodbye, Prince Repnin,” and he, moving his horse, galloped on.
There was a radiance of self-satisfaction and happiness on his face.
The soldiers who brought Prince Andrei and removed from him the golden icon they found, hung on his brother by Princess Marya, seeing the kindness with which the emperor treated the prisoners, hastened to return the icon.
Prince Andrei did not see who put it on again or how, but on his chest, above his uniform, suddenly there was an icon on a small gold chain.
“It would be good,” thought Prince Andrei, looking at this icon, which his sister hung on him with such feeling and reverence, “it would be good if everything were as clear and simple as it seems to Princess Marya. How nice it would be to know where to look for help in this life and what to expect after it, there, beyond the grave! How happy and calm I would be if I could now say: Lord, have mercy on me!... But to whom will I say this? Either the power is indefinite, incomprehensible, which I not only cannot address, but which I cannot express in words - the great all or nothing, - he said to himself, - or this is the God who is sewn up here, in this palm, Princess Marya? Nothing, nothing is true, except the insignificance of everything that is clear to me, and the greatness of something incomprehensible, but most important!
The stretcher started moving. With each push he again felt unbearable pain; the feverish state intensified, and he began to become delirious. Those dreams of his father, wife, sister and future son and the tenderness that he experienced on the night before the battle, the figure of the small, insignificant Napoleon and the high sky above all this, formed the main basis of his feverish ideas.
A quiet life and calm family happiness in Bald Mountains seemed to him. He was already enjoying this happiness when suddenly little Napoleon appeared with his indifferent, limited and happy look at the misfortune of others, and doubts and torment began, and only the sky promised peace. By morning, all the dreams mixed up and merged into the chaos and darkness of unconsciousness and oblivion, which, in the opinion of Larrey himself, Doctor Napoleon, were much more likely to be resolved by death than by recovery.
“C"est un sujet nerveux et bilieux," said Larrey, "il n"en rechappera pas. [This is a nervous and bilious man, he will not recover.]
Prince Andrey, among other hopelessly wounded, was handed over to the care of the residents.
At the beginning of 1806, Nikolai Rostov returned on vacation. Denisov was also going home to Voronezh, and Rostov persuaded him to go with him to Moscow and stay in their house. At the penultimate station, having met a comrade, Denisov drank three bottles of wine with him and, approaching Moscow, despite the potholes of the road, he did not wake up, lying at the bottom of the relay sleigh, near Rostov, which, as it approached Moscow, came more and more to impatience.
“Is it soon? Soon? Oh, these unbearable streets, shops, rolls, lanterns, cab drivers!” thought Rostov, when they had already signed up for their holidays at the outpost and entered Moscow.
- Denisov, we’ve arrived! Sleeping! - he said, leaning forward with his whole body, as if by this position he hoped to speed up the movement of the sleigh. Denisov did not respond.
“Here is the corner of the intersection where Zakhar the cabman stands; Here he is Zakhar, and still the same horse. Here is the shop where they bought gingerbread. Soon? Well!
- To which house? - asked the coachman.
- Yes, over there at the end, how can you not see! This is our home,” said Rostov, “after all, this is our home!” Denisov! Denisov! We'll come now.
Denisov raised his head, cleared his throat and did not answer.
“Dmitry,” Rostov turned to the footman in the irradiation room. - After all, this is our fire?
“That’s exactly how daddy’s office is lit up.”
– Haven’t gone to bed yet? A? How do you think? “Don’t forget to get me a new Hungarian at once,” Rostov added, feeling the new mustache. “Come on, let’s go,” he shouted to the coachman. “Wake up, Vasya,” he turned to Denisov, who lowered his head again. - Come on, let's go, three rubles for vodka, let's go! - Rostov shouted when the sleigh was already three houses away from the entrance. It seemed to him that the horses were not moving. Finally the sleigh took to the right towards the entrance; Above his head, Rostov saw a familiar cornice with chipped plaster, a porch, a sidewalk pillar. He jumped out of the sleigh as he walked and ran into the hallway. The house also stood motionless, unwelcoming, as if it did not care about who came to it. There was no one in the hallway. "My God! is everything alright? thought Rostov, stopping for a minute with a sinking heart and immediately starting to run further along the entryway and familiar, crooked steps. The same door handle of the castle, for the uncleanness of which the countess was angry, also opened weakly. One tallow candle was burning in the hallway.
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