Protiv very, t︠s︡ari︠a︡ i otechestva, ili Posobie dli︠a︡ nachinai︠u︡shchego revoli︠u︡t︠s︡ionera
Eksport revoli︠u︡t︠s︡ii v Rossii︠u︡ cherez russko-prusskui︠u︡ granit︠s︡u v nachale XX veka. Kenigsbergskiĭ prot︠s︡ess 1904 goda ob oskorblenii imperatora vserossiĭskogo i kontrabandy v Rossii︠u︡ zapreshchennoĭ literatury
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translation: Against faith, tsar and fatherland, or a manual for the beginning revolutionary - Export of revolution to Russia through the Russian-Prussian border at the beginning of the 20th century. The Koenigsberg trial of 1904 on insulting the Emperor of all Russia and smuggling banned literature to Russia
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In the book, the author reconstructs the high-profile trial of 1904 in Königsberg, which went down in the history of Prussian justice under the name "The Trial of the Secret Society".
The Königsberg prosecutor's office accused citizens of Prussia of insulting the majesty of the Emperor of All Russia and participating in sending revolutionary (inflammatory) literature to the Russian Empire. The lawyers of the trial managed to invisibly seat the German Kaiser Wilhelm II and the Emperor of All Russia Nicholas II in the dock. The trial with the virtual participation of two famous and unloved royal persons in the world attracted great attention from the world community. The acquittals of the Königsberg court became a major European sensation of the era.
The book is based on the memoirs of the participants in the trial and archival materials. The course of the unsuccessful trial for Prussian justice is described, the behavior of the accused in court and its influence on the First Russian Revolution of 1905-1907.
