Gotz Mikhail Rafailovich

(1866 - 1906). Still a student at Moscow University in 1886, Mr. Gotz. was charged with belonging to the revolutionary community, and after 1 1 / 2 years of administrative detention was deported to Yakutsk for 8 years. During the clash of political exiles from the police power March 22, 1889, Mr.. Gotz was wounded by a bullet in the chest on the fly and then sentenced to an indefinite prison. In 1895, Mr.. Gotz the manifesto was transferred from the penitentiary to live in Barrow. In 1898, Mr.. he was allowed to return to Russia, and in 1900. go abroad. Here Gotz was one of the founders of the Socialist Revolutionary Party and a member of the editorial board of the Revolutionary Russia ". In 1903, Mr.. Gotz at the request of the Russian government, was arrested in Naples, but under the pressure of public opinion was not issued. Released on freedom, Gotz became seriously ill and died two years later. Gotz collaborated in "Eastern Review" "Steppenwolf Territory" in 1897 - 1900 years in the magazines "World of God", "Russian Wealth" (under the pseudonym M. Rafailov). Separately published: "On the criticism, dogma, theory and practice" and "system of truth and our social relations" (the latter only in the book "The Post of Honor").