MINISTER-CHAIRMAN OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT, PRINCE G. E. L’VOV AND GENERAL M. V. ALEKSEYEV IN MARCH-JULY 1917

The article examines the relationship between the head of the Provisional Government, Prince L’vov, and one of the leaders of the Russian armed forces, M. V. Alekseyev, in March-July 1917. As a result of the study, characteristic features of the interaction of these statesmen were revealed, examples of constructive cooperation and contradictions between them were shown. General Alekseyev’s dismissal was caused by his disagreement with the coalition government’s programme. Trustful relations between the head of the Provisional Government and the Supreme Commander-in-Chief remained after the resignation of the military commander.