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The 1st Congress of the Soravian Section of the Workers' International, held in Aalmsted, Azmara, between March 7–14, 1901, was the first time Prabatnik was used as a political classification.

In Soravia, the prabatniks (from прабатько; prabat'ko; "progenitor") are a grouping of six influential Soravian philosophers, all of whom contributed to the development of socialism in Soravia prior to the 1st Congress of the Soravian Section of the Workers' International in 1901. The six prabatniks as outlined in 1901 are Yuri Nemtsov (1822–1907), Lev Rasskazov (1841–1882), Davor Rumyantsov (1847–1918), Ilya Glonti (1860–1937), Isaac Bazin-Mordvinov (1865–1951) and Olav Klimenti (1865–1910).

Nemtsov

Rasskazov

Lev Rasskazov
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Rasskazov in 1881
Born(1841-07-11)July 11, 1841
DiedJune 10, 1882(1882-06-10) (aged 40)
OccupationTrade unionist and politician
Years active1870–1882

Rumyantsov

Davor Rumyantsov
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Photograph of Rumyantsov in 1910
Born(1847-04-17)April 17, 1847
DiedNovember 17, 1918(1918-11-17) (aged 71)
Other namesRumyantsev
Years active1870–1918
Known forDevelopment of the national personal autonomy principle

(Ilya) Glonti

(Isaac) Bazin-Mordvinov

(Olav) Klimenti