In Film and Literature
- The Black 107, 1913
- The Mystery of the Mendel Beilis Case, 1914
- Delo Beilisa (aka The Beilis Case), 1917, Joseph Soiffer
- The Fixer (Malamud novel), winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award
- The Fixer, 1968, (fictionalised)
- Scapegoat on Trial, 2007, Joshua Waletzky
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Arrested Beilis
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Composition of the trial. Second right - the chairman of the Kiev District Court F.A. Boldyrev
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Jury
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Beilis in court
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Vladimir Korolenko in the Beilis trial
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Prosecutor O.Y.Vipper
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Civil prosecutor Alexandr S. Shmakov
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Civil prosecutor MP Georgy G. Zamyslovsky
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Defender Oskar O. Gruzenberg
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Defender Alexandr S. Zarudny
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Defender Nikolay P.Karabchevsky
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Defender Vasily A. Maklakov
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Professor Ivan A. Sikorsky, expert for prosecution
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Professor Dmitry K. Kosorotov, expert for prosecution
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Father Justinas Pranaitis, expert for prosecution
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Professor Ivan G. Troitsky, expert for defence
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Rabbi Yakov Mazeh, expert for defence
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Professor Alexander A. Glagolev, expert for defence
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Professor Pavel K. Kokovtsov, expert for defence
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Professor Vladimir M. Bekhterev, expert for defence
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