"Ustav o Ssyl'nykh" (Statute on the Exiled) is a historical legal document detailing the laws and regulations governing exile within the Russian Empire. This statute provides a comprehensive overview of the legal framework surrounding the transportation, settlement, and treatment of exiled individuals, particularly to Siberia and other remote regions. The document sheds light on the Tsarist government's policies concerning political prisoners, criminals, and other individuals deemed undesirable or dangerous to the state.
As a primary source, "Ustav o Ssyl'nykh" offers invaluable insights into the legal and social landscape of late Imperial Russia. It serves as an important resource for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the study of Russian history, law, and penal systems. This historical text provides a detailed examination of a significant aspect of Russian governance and its impact on individuals and society.
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