Tomsk period of Russian law professor I.A. Malinowski

On the basis of archival and published documents, as well as periodicals and sources of personal origin there was reconstructed period Tomsk scientific biography of professor of history of Russian law Imperial Tomsk University, I.A Malinowski. Special attention is paid to work on his master's thesis on Rada Grand Duchy of Lithuania at the Boyar Duma ancient. As a result, he concluded that the basis of the political system of ancient Russia consisted three elements: a monarchy (the prince), aristocratic (Boyar Duma) and democratic (Chamber). In the future, IA Malinowski continued to work on the same problem, defending after departure from Tomsk (1912) at Kharkov University dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Laws, dedicated to evolution of the Lithuanian-Russian state. The article also analyzed the teaching, public and social activities of the scientist. IA Malinowski gave public lectures, took an active part in the work of the Law Society at Tomsk State University, edited the local newspaper "Siberian life." He was elected vice-chairman of the Company's student welfare (1904), member of the Committee of the Company's agricultural colonies and craft shelters, was appointed justice of the peace. I.A Malinowski was one of the organizers of a branch of the "People's Freedom" in Tomsk (1905). Details of the history of the publication of his book "Bloody Vengeance and the death penalty" in support of the State Duma is shown. Deputers of State Duma were demanding the abolition of the death penalty. The author was subjected to prosecution. Finally, the conclusion has been done that the Tomsk period played an important role in the career of I.A Malinowski as academics.

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