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- 1896
Tasks of Civilistic Education and Its Significance for Civil Justice
Dynovsky, K.
"Tasks of Civilistic Education and Its Significance for Civil Justice."
Odessa, "Slavic" Printing House of N. Khrisogelos, Policeyskaya St., Popov's house No. 8, 1896.
Konrad Konradovich Dynovsky (1863–1930) — a Russian jurist and judicial figure, specialist in civil law and procedure, who in the 1890s dealt with issues of legal education and the administration of civil justice. Coming from a noble family, he received his legal education at Kiev University, after which he was sent to the Berlin Legal Seminary to prepare for a professorship.
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On the title page there is an owner's inscription (dedication) in ink: "To the deeply respected Ludwig Filippovich Brun from the author." Ludwig Filippovich Brun — director of the library of Novorossiysk University.
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