Leather-bound book "72 days of the first Russian Parliament"

Saint-Petersburg. The book was written in 1906. A book publishing house called Baum. The owner's binding. The safety of the book is quite good. Alexander L. Citron was a well-known publicist throughout Russia, as well as a lawyer, when he created his first creations. At the same time, the author worked under the pseudonym A. Natalyin. What is this book edition about? We are talking about the era of development of the first months of the Russian Parliament. It should be remembered that that Russian parliament lasted no more than 72 days. The parliament was assembled after many centuries of the dictatorship of the tsar and autocracy, as well as after numerous civilian casualties throughout the country. This book tells about the very first steps in the development of the national parliament. At first, the publication was in high demand, and in 1905 it went through several editions at once. The author tells in detail about his impressions as an experienced journalist about the new parliament. The publication is a rarity and cannot be exported outside of Russia. The publication also contains information about a milestone in the development of the Russian Parliament and describes its formation in all details. The most famous and striking events of the early period in Russian parliamentarism are discussed in the book by journalist Alexander Citron.