Arslan Akhmatovych¶
Arslan (Aleksei) Akhmatovych is a lawyer, state and political figure, Minister of Justice in the First Crimean Regional Government led by Suleyman Sulkevych (1918).
Overview¶
Arslan Akhmatovych came from a noble family of Lithuanian Tatars (Lipka Tatars). In June 1918 he joined the First Crimean Regional Government as Minister of Justice. In the political alignment of the government he supported the course of Prime Minister Suleyman Sulkevych and Dzhafer Seydamet, oriented toward building an independent Crimean state.
Key Details / Subtopics¶
- Government position: Minister of Justice of the Crimean Regional Government from June to November 1918.
- Political stance: Belonged to the Tatar–German group of ministers who advocated Crimea's sovereignty and independence from russia and defended the interests of the Crimean Tatars and other indigenous peoples.
- Background: A representative of the Lithuanian Tatar community, linked by common origin and political views to Suleyman Sulkevych.
Sources and Links¶
- Prime Minister of the Crimean Regional Government Suleyman Sulkevych — a source on A. Akhmatovych's political activity in the government.
- Suleyman Sulkevych — prime minister of the regional government.
- Dzhafer Seydamet — colleague in government and like-minded associate.
- Crimean Regional Government — the government of 1918.
- Lipka Tatars — the Lithuanian Tatar community.