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Provisional Priamurye Government or
Provisional Priamur Government (Russian: Приамурский земский край)
existed in the
region of
Priamurye of the Russian...
- Census, the oblast's po****tion was 766,912. Amur Krai (Аму́рский край) or
Priamurye (Приаму́рье 'Cir****-Amur') were
unofficial names for the
Russian territories...
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refers to
Northeast China, it
originally included areas consisting of
Priamurye between the left bank of Amur
River and the
Stanovoy Range to the north...
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effectively replaced the landowners. S****ing more territories,
Russia obtained Priamurye (Outer Manchuria) from the
weakened Manchu-led Qing China,
which had been...
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function until June 1923, when the
Bolsheviks suppressed the
Yakut revolt in
Priamurye. On 30
December 1922, the
Russian Soviet Republic,
along with the Soviet...
- ****anese army
provided military support to the ****anese-backed
Provisional Priamurye Government based in
Vladivostok against the Moscow-backed Far Eastern...
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Civil War,
particularly in the Far East. He
briefly led the
Provisional Priamurye Government from May 1921 to July 1922. Born into a
farming family in Amur...
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Russian Empire and the
official Yishan representing Qing China,
ceded Priamurye—a
territory stretching from the Amur
River north to the
Stanovoy Mountains...
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Bolshevik Coup •
Civil War •
White Guard • Red Army • Soviet-Polish War •
Priamurye Govt. • War
Communism • USSR •
Emigrants 1923–1991:
Soviet Era NEP • Cultural...
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Zemsky Sobor of Amur
region (Приамурский Земский Собор) of the
Provisional Priamurye Government was
convened in
Vladivostok on July 23, 1922, by
Mikhail Diterikhs...
