D.V. Ulyaninsky - a failed collector of literature on the revolutionary movement in Russia

The study examined an unknown episode of the bibliophile activities of the famous book collector and bibliographer D.V. Ulyaninsky (1861-1918). In 1905-1906 under the influence of revolutionary events, he began to form a section in his library dedicated to the liberation movement in Russia. The bibliophile realized the difficulty of ensuring the completeness of staffing on this topic in the context of the growth of the publishing repertoire, called the “brochure stream.” As a result, he liquidated this section of his collection in August 1906. The article based on the handwritten “Catalog of New Acquisitions of the Library” by D.V. Ulyaninsky provides some information on the composition of the bibliophile's “revolutionary collection”.