Historical background: Golos is one of the first liberal daily newspapers in Russia, published from 1863 to 1884. It played a significant role in the development of Russian journalism, covering key political and public issues of the time. The publisher Andrei Kraevsky was an outstanding publicist, previously participated in the creation of “Domestic Notes” and “St. Petersburg Statements”. Collectible value: This copy is of historical interest to collectors of old printed products, researchers of Russian journalism and local historians. There are stamps of libraries
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