Iollos Gregory B.

(1859 - 1907), graduated from the course in Germany, Dr. rights; in Moscow passed the MA examination and thesis master's degree in political economy, but on the way to the platform stood a Jewish origin. Iollos devoted himself to journalism and in 1888. went to Germany, where began to write correspondence in the "Russian Gazette", as well as coffee and other articles are placed in the "News of Europe", "Russian Wealth", "right" and other. A place of honor in the history of Russian journalism and the Russian public to give Iollosu his correspondence, in which a whole generation got the beginnings of political education. Iollos was not one of those correspondents, . who know in advance diplomatic secrets, . penetrate into the office and hallways of the ministries and have time before the others to report any sensational news; Iollos was a scholar-researcher historian live events, he tried not so much to expound the details of external events, . how to explain their deep historical causes, it is no less space to the economic side of Germanic life, . than political,
. Another challenge was the message Iollosa basic information on constitutional law, which he gave as part of their correspondence, arousing interest in the then still little interest in Russian society, industry knowledge. At the end of 1905. Iollos returned to Russia, and in early 1906. elected in the province of Poltava in I the State Duma as a member of the Constitutional Democratic Party, the State Duma, he worked intensively in the committees, but in the plenary sessions spoke little. After the dissolution of the Duma, signed the Vyborg Manifesto. Then there was the closest member of the editorial "Russian Gazette" in Moscow. March 14, 1907, Mr.. was killed on the street day working Fyodorov, who did not even know the name of the person to kill. The murder was organized by a member of the Union of Russian People "Kazantsev, who persuaded Fedorova that Iollos traitor and betrayer of revolutionaries; Kazantsev also brought Fyodorov revolver. After killing the murderer escaped freely. Only the next day Fedorov learned from the newspapers, whom he killed, and avenged Kazantsev, lured him into the woods and slew. After that he fled abroad, but soon turned to the French government to extradite him to Russia. The correspondence Iollosa collected in the book "From Berlin" (St. Petersburg, 1904). V. In-in.