BLYUMMER Leonid

(1840 - 1888).
After graduating from the course at Moscow State University for law school, went abroad, where he issued a revolutionary journal "Free Word" (first in Berlin, then in Brussels), the newspaper "News" (in Berlin) and "A European" (Dresden). Russian emigration belonged to these publications in disbelief. In 1865, Mr.. Blyummer returned to Russia and was sentenced to penal servitude for 10 years, the sentence has been replaced by a reference to Siberia. Introducing Siberian life has Blyummeru material for the novel "Around gold" ( "Zarya", 1871; ed. separately under the title "In the Altai", St. Petersburg., 1886) and the stories collected in the book "Without a Trace" (1887). He also owned a brochure: "Hohlatski spivki" (under the pseudonym Krutoyarchenko) and "What can be bast kartinkiN" (1857). In 1884, Mr.. Blyummer published newspaper in Saratov Volga.