Dubasov Fedor

(1845 - 1912). He graduated from the course at the Naval Academy. In 1877, Mr.. at the beginning of the war with Turkey, he was entrusted with command of a detachment of small vessels with a request to arrange minefields on the rivers Danube and Seret. May 14, 1877, Mr.. Dubasov together with Lieutenant Shestakov exploded and sank a Turkish armored monitor "Safe". In 1899. appointed Chief of the Pacific squadron, in 1901. - Chairman of the Marine Technical Committee. In 1904 - 1905, he was a member of an international commission to investigate the incident and Hull stayed with dissenting opinion, . insisting, . that the number of ships, . which shot Admiral Rozhestvensky, . was a Japanese destroyer, . had time to escape,
. In 1905, Mr.. sent to suppress agrarian unrest in Chernihiv, . Poltava and Kursk province, in the province of Kursk, he had circulated an advertisement, . in which he declared: "If the rural communities, or at least a few of their members allow themselves to produce unrest, . all housing societies and all his property would be destroyed on the orders of my ",
. In November, 1905. he was appointed General Governor of Moscow and in December, led the pacification of the Moscow uprising. In April 1906. in Moscow, a bomb was thrown into the carriage, which drove the admiral Dubasov with his adjutant, the latter was killed in Dubasova shattered left foot. In July 1906. Dubasov dismissed from the post of the Moscow governor-general and appointed a member of the Council of State. In 1906, Mr.. on his life made the second attempt in the Tauride Gardens in St. Petersburg, where he was slightly wounded.