A rare historical book devoted to the 1912 Lensky shooting, one of the most important events of the working-class movement in pre-revolutionary Russia. The book is a bibliographic collection prepared under the editorship and with a foreword by V. I. Nevsky, a famous Soviet historian and figure of the Communist Academy. The publication was published under the auspices of the Lenin Public Library of the USSR and the Section of the History of the Proletariat of the Komakademy Institute of History, which emphasizes its scientific and historical value. The book includes: A detailed list of works, articles and publications devoted to the Lena shooting. Historical preface by V. I. Nevsky with an analysis of the causes and consequences of the tragedy. Valuable materials for historians, researchers and collectors interested in the events of the early labor movement. Uniqueness: This book is not only a bibliographic reference book, but also a historical artifact reflecting the ideology and approaches to the study of the history of the working class in the USSR in the 1930s. It is rarely on sale and can be a great addition to a collector’s library, science collection, or themed exhibition. There are stamps of libraries