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- Graf Vladimir Zubov (Lithuanian: Vladimiras Zubovas, Polish: Włodzimierz Zubow; 1862–1933) was a liberal nobleman from the Russian Zubov family who supported the Lithuanian National Revival. Educated in chemistry and veterinary at the universities of Saint Petersburg and Halle-Wittenberg, Zubov implemented innovative agricultural methods in the large estates that he inherited around Šiauliai. He transformed Ginkūnai Manor into a modern farm operation and was the first to import Danish Red cows. He supported socialist and social democratic ideas and often hosted meetings of various activists. During one such gatherings in Zubov's Dabikinė Manor, Povilas Višinskis and others founded the Lithuanian Democratic Party in 1902. Zubov even sheltered escaped Vincas Kapsukas from the Tsarist police in 1914. He also founded and financed six primary schools for manor workers and other villagers. Despite the Lithuanian press ban, these schools taught the Lithuanian language. He funded a public library and gifted Zubovai Palace to teacher's seminary in Šiauliai. (en)
- Włodzimierz Zubow (litew. Vladimiras Zubovas) (ur. 13 lutego 1862 w Szawlach, zm. 23 grudnia 1933 w ) – bezpośredni spadkobierca Płatona Zubowa, który po rozbiorach Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narodów otrzymał ekonomię w Szawlach, dworzanin, rewolucjonista, agronom, kolporter prasy litewskiej, osoba publiczna, hrabia. Najstarszy syn Nikołaja i Aleksandry Zubow, brat Dimitrija Zubowa. Mąż Zofii Billewicz-Zubow i Wery Uszakowej-Bielskiej-Zubow. Ojciec Aleksandry Fledžinskienė i Władimira Zubowa, zięcia Sofji Kymantaitė-Čiurlionienė. (pl)
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- Aleksandra Zubovaitė-Fledžinskienė (en)
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- Landowner, agronomer (en)
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- Włodzimierz Zubow (litew. Vladimiras Zubovas) (ur. 13 lutego 1862 w Szawlach, zm. 23 grudnia 1933 w ) – bezpośredni spadkobierca Płatona Zubowa, który po rozbiorach Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narodów otrzymał ekonomię w Szawlach, dworzanin, rewolucjonista, agronom, kolporter prasy litewskiej, osoba publiczna, hrabia. Najstarszy syn Nikołaja i Aleksandry Zubow, brat Dimitrija Zubowa. Mąż Zofii Billewicz-Zubow i Wery Uszakowej-Bielskiej-Zubow. Ojciec Aleksandry Fledžinskienė i Władimira Zubowa, zięcia Sofji Kymantaitė-Čiurlionienė. (pl)
- Graf Vladimir Zubov (Lithuanian: Vladimiras Zubovas, Polish: Włodzimierz Zubow; 1862–1933) was a liberal nobleman from the Russian Zubov family who supported the Lithuanian National Revival. Educated in chemistry and veterinary at the universities of Saint Petersburg and Halle-Wittenberg, Zubov implemented innovative agricultural methods in the large estates that he inherited around Šiauliai. He transformed Ginkūnai Manor into a modern farm operation and was the first to import Danish Red cows. He supported socialist and social democratic ideas and often hosted meetings of various activists. During one such gatherings in Zubov's Dabikinė Manor, Povilas Višinskis and others founded the Lithuanian Democratic Party in 1902. Zubov even sheltered escaped Vincas Kapsukas from the Tsarist police (en)
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- Włodzimierz Zubow (pl)
- Vladimir Zubov (en)
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