Повседневная жизнь России в заседаниях мирового суда и ревтрибунала....

Mikhail Vostryshev is a historian and writer who told in his books about many people of the Russian land worthy of memory. His new book is unusual - it is not dedicated to outstanding personalities, but to the description of everyday life of two sharply different eras. The first of which, from the time of Alexander II, created new judicial charters, and the second in 1917-1920 plunged the country into medieval lawlessness. This book is based on the documents of the pre-revolutionary court and the Soviet Revolutionary Tribunal, contains funny and bitter, and simply fascinating scenes from the life of a Russian person, which reflect the real everyday life of the Russian population and the laws by which this life proceeded.