page_title: Ivan Titov
section_title: Member of the 4th Duma
hierarchical_section_title: Ivan Titov / Biography / Member of the 4th Duma
caption_attribution_description: Русский: Иван Васильевич Титов (Иоанн; 18 февраля 1879, Пермская губерния — 18 октября 1948, Париж) — священник, депутат III и IV Государственных Дум от Пермской губернии (1907—1917), кандидат в делегаты Учредительного собрания (1917).
context_page_description: Ivan Vasilievich Titov was a priest, deputy of the Third and Fourth State Dumas from the Perm Governorate, candidate for delegate to the Constituent Assembly.
context_section_description: On October 20, 1912, Ivan Vasilievich was elected to the Fourth Duma from the second congress of city voters. He rejoined the progressive faction, and from August 1915 he re-became its secretary. Titov also became a member of the Council of Elders of the Duma. In the new convocation, he was a member of a number of commissions: budgetary, on the continuity of legislative work of the Third Duma, on public education (from the first session – secretary), on affairs of the Orthodox Church, personnel, on meetings, financial, on trade and industry, on the press. Prepared a report on projects related to the gold mining industry for the financial commission.
  In addition, Ivan Titov was a rapporteur of the 11th department of the Duma, as well as the commission for the execution of the state list of income and expenses, the budget commission and the commission for public education. Together with his faction, Titov became a member of the Progressive Bloc in August 1915. On October 31, 1916, he left this block (also with the faction).
  Titov spoke 12 times as a rapporteur for various Duma commissions; in the debate he now spoke only 10 times. As in the Third Duma, he received only one comment for violating the Duma regulations, but in the Fourth Duma he more often interrupted the speakers with his "exclamations" – more than 20 times against the only exclamation for the entire period of the previous Duma.
  During the First World War, Ivan Vasilievich was elected a member of the Special Meeting on the provision of fuel to railway lines, state and public institutions and enterprises working for state defense purposes, but refused this work. He attended the meetings of the Masonic Inter-Parliamentary Union.
caption: Ivan Titov (1913)
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