Courland Governorate

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Курля́ндское губерния
Kurländisches Gouvernement
Courland Governorate
Governorate of the Russian Empire
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 1795 — 1915 →

Flag of Courland

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Capital Jelgava
History
 - Partition of Poland March 28, 1795
 - Collapse 1915

Courland Governorate (Russian: Курля́ндское губерния; German: Kurländisches Gouvernement) was a governorate of the Russian Empire, located in what is now Latvia.

The Governorate was created in 1795 out of the territory of the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia, following the third partition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. It ceased to exist during the World War I after the German Empire took control of the region in 1915.


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