“The legal agreement is over”: how the Leningrad courts worked during the blockade
Checking documents on one of the outposts of the Kirovsky district of the blockade Leningrad. Photo by Alexander Mikhailov, Vasily Fedoseeva, 09/25/1941
Source: Waralbum.ru (Public Domain)
The head of the book of Eva Merkacheva “Purely Russian Crime: the most loud and mysterious criminal cases of the XVIII-XX centuries” (published in June at the Ploster Alpine Publishing House).
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