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94:; the Russian novelist thought this case proved a prime example of the dilemma that had then arisen in the Empire's new courts, where the skill and effectiveness of a lawyer could lead to the obstruction of truth and justice, contrary to their vowed custody, as finding the resources to conceal or defend morally reprehensible acts seemed as much a perquisite of the legal profession as unconvering the truth that had been hitherto obfuscated. 275: 209: 20: 269: 203: 185: 133: 388: 63:, where he later became a professor. When the government was persecuting some of his students in 1861, Spasovich resigned his professorship in protest. Two years later, his textbook on 368: 383: 88:, was apparently based on Spasovich. His involvement as defence attorney in the Kroneberg case of 1876 was also discussed in the February section of Dostoevsky's 314: 252: 358: 363: 353: 108:
As a literary historian, Spasovich authored several articles about the literary ties between Russia and Poland as well as a concise account of
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Spasovich was one of those who tried to bring Russia and Poland together. He founded in St. Petersburg the Polish-language newspaper
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and "advocated the concept of Polish cultural autonomy within Russia" in the Warsaw periodical
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often acclaimed as the most brilliant defense attorney of
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Academic staff of Saint Petersburg State University
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Ilya Repin
Polish
Russian
lawyer
Imperial Russia
Minsk
St. Petersburg University
criminal law
judicial reform of Alexander II
Nechayev process
Dostoevsky
The Brothers Karamazov
A Writer's Diary
Polish literary history



The Russian Humanitarian Dictionary
"В.Д. Рак. Комментарии: Ф.М. Достоевский. Дневник писателя. 1876. Февраль. Глава вторая. I. По поводу дела Кронеберга"
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