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LOT 50:
A. Tager, Tsarskaya Rossia i delo Beilisa (Tsarist Russia and the Beilis affair), illust., 1934, in Russian
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A. Tager, Tsarskaya Rossia i delo Beilisa (Tsarist Russia and the Beilis affair), illust., 1934, in Russian
A. Tager, Tsarist Russia and the Beilis affair. Research on unpublished archival documents.
Preface by A.V. Lunacharsky and the final article of the Publishing House
"Liberalism, Tsarism and the Beilis Affair". 2nd ed. Moscow, 1934, 324 p., illustrated by documents,
Avant-garde design of the book (cover and endpapers) by Yuliy (Ioil-Ruvin) Rafailovich Bershadsky.
Hard cloth cover, 23 x 15.5 cm. In publisher's illustrated binding,
Condition: Some wear; some wear and staining to cover; yellow / light brown paper; some pages with pale damping near edges.
Weight: 430 gr.
A. Тагер, Царская Россия и дело Бейлиса. Исследование по неопубликованным архивным документам / пред. А.В. Луначарского и заключительной ст. изд-ва «Либерализм, царизм и дело Бейлиса». 2-е изд. [М.]: Сов. законодательство, 1934. [4], 324 с., ил. 23×15,5 см. В издательском иллюстрированном переплете, без суперобложки.
Alexander Semenovich Tager (1888–1939) - lawyer and jurist, author of the monograph “Tsarist Russia and the Beilis Case.” The book was published to mark the 20th anniversary of the Beiliss trial; reprinted in 1934 and 1995. It convincingly proved that Beilis was not guilty, and that the ritual murder of which he was accused was an invention of the Black Hundreds.
Yuliy (Ioil-Ruvin) Rafailovich Bershadsky (January 9 (21), 1869, Tiraspol, Kherson province - September 27, 1956, Sverdlovsk) - Russian and Soviet painter and teacher, professor (1935), Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR (1941)
Anatoly Vasilyevich Lunacharsky (Russian: Анато́лий Васи́льевич Лунача́рский, born Anatoly Aleksandrovich Antonov; 23 November [O.S. 11 November] 1875 – 26 December 1933) was a Russian Marxist revolutionary and the first Bolshevik Soviet People's Commissar (Narkompros) responsible for the Ministry of Education as well as an active playwright, critic, essayist and journalist throughout his career.
The Beilis case is a trial on charges of Menachem-Mendel Beilis of the ritual murder of a 12-year-old preparatory class student at the Kiev-Sophia Theological School, Andrei Yushchinsky, on March 12, 1911.
The charge of ritual murder was initiated by activists of Black Hundred organizations and supported by a number of far-right politicians and officials, including Minister of Justice Ivan Shcheglovitov. Local investigators, who believed that this was a case of criminal revenge murder, were removed from the case. Four months after the discovery of Yushchinsky’s corpse, Beilis, who worked near this place at a factory as a clerk, was arrested as a suspect and spent two years in prison[1].
The trial took place in Kiev from September 23 to October 28, 1913[2][3][4] and was accompanied, on the one hand, by an active anti-Semitic campaign, and on the other, by public protests on an all-Russian and global scale. Beilis was acquitted. Researchers believe that the real killers were the buyer of stolen goods Vera Cheberyak and the criminals from her stash[1][5][6][7][8], but this question remained unresolved[9][10]. The Beilis case became the most high-profile trial in pre-revolutionary Russia
Александр Семенович Тагер (1888–1939) — адвокат и правовед, автор монографии «Царская Россия и дело Бейлиса». Книга была издана к 20-летию процесса над Бейлисом; переиздана в 1934 и 1995 гг. В ней убедительно доказывалось, что Бейлис не виновен, а ритуальное убийство, в котором его обвинили, — вымысел черносотенцев.
Ю́лий (Ио́иль-Ру́вин) Рафаи́лович Бе́ршадский (9 (21) января 1869, Тирасполь, Херсонская губерния — 27 сентября 1956, Свердловск) — русский и советский живописец и педагог, профессор (1935), заслуженный деятель искусств УССР (1941)
Де́ло Бе́йлиса — судебный процесс по обвинению Менахема-Менделя Бейлиса в ритуальном убийстве 12-летнего ученика приготовительного класса Киево-Софийского духовного училища Андрея Ющинского 12 марта 1911 года.
Обвинение в ритуальном убийстве было инициировано активистами черносотенных организаций и поддержано рядом крайне правых политиков и чиновников, включая министра юстиции Ивана Щегловитова. Местные следователи, считавшие, что речь идёт об уголовном убийстве из мести, были отстранены от дела. Через четыре месяца после обнаружения трупа Ющинского Бейлис, работавший неподалёку от этого места на заводе приказчиком, был арестован в качестве подозреваемого и провёл в тюрьме два года[1].
Процесс состоялся в Киеве 23 сентября — 28 октября 1913 года[2][3][4] и сопровождался, с одной стороны, активной антисемитской кампанией, а с другой — общественными протестами всероссийского и мирового масштаба. Бейлис был оправдан. Исследователи считают, что истинными убийцами были скупщица краденого Вера Чеберяк и уголовники из её притона[1][5][6][7][8], однако этот вопрос так и остался неразрешённым[9][10]. Дело Бейлиса стало самым громким судебным процессом в дореволюционной России
