Trepov, Vladimir Fedorovich

The son of the St. Petersburg mayor Fedor Fedorovich Trepov (1809-1889) and Vera Vasilievna Lukashevich (1821-1866).

He graduated from the Alexander Lyceum (1881). He served in the Ministry of the Interior .

In 1902-1905 he served as the Tauride governor . In 1905 he was appointed senator , in 1908 - a member of the State Council , where he led the extreme right group.

At the beginning of 1911, together with another extreme right leader, Peter Nikolayevich Durnovo, he campaigned against the bill on zemstvo in the western provinces proposed by the Stolypin government. Its consideration in the State Council led to a political crisis: the bill was rejected, Nicholas II , at the insistence of Stolypin, dismissed the legislative institutions for several days and adopted the law by his High Decree, and ordered Durnovo and Trepov to declare himself sick and not participate in Council meetings until 1912 . April 29 Trepov resigned. He rose to the rank of Privy Councilor , had the rank of Stalmeister .

In 1918 he was a member of an underground organization in Petrograd . In August or September of the same year, he was shot by the Bolsheviks in Kronstadt .

He was married to Eugene Alekseevna Siritsa (d. 1904). Their sons:

• Fedor (1883-1915), Colonel of the Life Guards of the Horse Artillery , St. George Knight.
• Boris (1885-1964), Colonel of the Life Guards of the Horse Artillery, St. George Knight.

• List of the Highest Ranks of the State, Provincial and Diocesan Directorates. Corrected on February 2, 1908, 1908. P. 43.
• Memorial book of lyceum students. Edition of the Meeting of Course Representatives of the Imperial Alexander Lyceum. - St. Petersburg: Printing house of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1911.P. 110.
• Chronos biography

• Trepov, Vladimir Fedorovich at the Rodovod . Tree of ancestors and descendants