EVERYDAY LIFE OF THE STAFF OF THE SAMARA PROVINCIAL REVOLUTIONARY TRIBUNAL IN THE CIVIL WAR YEARS

The article analyzes stories from the official and everyday life of the employees of the Samara provincial revolutionary tribunal, as well as identifies the everyday practices to which the employees resorted. Based on the analysis of everyday life the conclusion about insufficient state provision of employees of revolutionary tribunals with necessary equipment was made and the thesis about attractiveness of work in revolutionary tribunals during the Civil War was refuted.