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Russian police discovering a nihilist printing house at Charkoff, from Le Monde Illustre, February 1881 (engraving) (b / w photo)
CHT286994 Russian police discovering a nihilist printing house at Charkoff, from Le Monde Illustre, February 1881 (engraving) (b/w photo) by Lepere, Auguste (1849-1918); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; (add.info.: Russie, une descente de police dans une imprimerie nihiliste; after a drawing by M. de Haenen; ); © Archives Charmet
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Anarchist Anarchy Arrest Arresting Decorations Illegal Nihilism Printer Publication Publishing Raid Search Searching Torch Violent Wheel Hand Press Newspapers
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This print takes us back to a significant moment in history - the discovery of a nihilist printing house by Russian police in Charkoff, as depicted in Le Monde Illustre's February 1881 edition. The engraving, skillfully executed by Auguste Lepere, captures the intensity and drama of this clandestine operation. Intriguingly, the image showcases an interior scene filled with symbolism and tension. A group of uniformed officers armed with swords and guns meticulously search through stacks of books and newspapers while wielding torches to illuminate their path. Their expressions reveal determination mixed with apprehension as they uncover subversive propaganda that challenges societal norms. The setting itself is richly decorated, reflecting both opulence and chaos simultaneously. A hand press stands prominently amidst piles of publications, representing the power wielded by those who dare to challenge authority through words. This juxtaposition between violence and intellectualism underscores the underlying theme of nihilism prevalent during this period. As we delve deeper into this historical snapshot, it becomes evident that this discovery holds immense significance for Russia at large. It sheds light on anarchy brewing within society as well as the government's relentless pursuit to maintain control over information dissemination. Through this powerful visual narrative captured by Lepere's skilled hand, we are transported back in time to witness a pivotal moment where order clashes with rebellion; where ideas are weaponized against established norms; where ink spills onto pages igniting revolutions within hearts and minds
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