Sources about the Rulers of the Chancellery of Turkestan Governor General
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specified, Government, Regional, geopoliticalAbstract
In the system of the Military People's Administration of the Turkestan General Government, the office of the Governor General was the heart of this colonial body, then its Rulers can be considered the think tank. According to the regulations of July 11, 1867, all employees of the General Government were to be appointed from among the military personnel, who, in the conditions of Turkestan, clerical military ranks were to perform the duties of civilian ranks. Naturally, when the geopolitical location of the General Government changed, Regulations were adopted by the Regional Administration. All Regulations, without exception, specified the scope of activity of the Office of the Governor General.
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Central State Administration of the Republic of Uzbekistan f. i-1, op.33, p. 399.
Complete set of laws of the Russian Empire. Second meeting. Volume XLII. First section. 1867 No. 44078 – 44894. St. Petersburg. Printed by His Majesty the Emperor's Privy Chancellor Part II, 1871, p. 1150.
Complete set of laws of the Russian Empire. Second meeting. Volume XLII. First section. 1867 No. 44078 – 44894. St. Petersburg. The Privy Chancellor of His Majesty the Emperor in print, part II, 1871, p. 1160.
Complete set of laws of the Russian Empire. Second meeting. Volume XLII. First section. 1867 No. 44078 – 44894. St. Petersburg. Secret Chancellor of His Majesty the Imperial Majesty in print, part II, 1871, p.10.
Report on an inspection carried out in the Turkestan region by the Supreme Command of Senator-Chamberlain Count K.K. Palenom. Book I. Regional management. Saint Petersburg. Senate printing house. 1910. Page 130.
State institutions of Russia in the 18th century (legislative materials). Help Guide. Moscow State Historical and Archival Institute. Moscow. 1960. B.18.
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