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Okolotochny Nadziratel

police inspector

also: околоточный, okolotochny, district police officer

A low-ranking district police officer (beat constable) in Imperial Russia, responsible for a city's smallest administrative subdivision (the "okolotok") -- frequently satirized in Russian comic writing for petty self-importance.

Reading notes

Mentioned in 27 works (35 mentions)

The Fair Stories · 1 mention
A Short Anatomy of Man Stories · 1 mention
The Liberal Stories · 1 mention
My Witticisms and Sayings Stories · 1 mention
Proper Measures Stories · 4 mentions
Not in the Mood Stories · 1 mention
To N. A. Leikin, 20–21 May 1884. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
Self-Deception (a tale) Stories · 1 mention
The Vaudeville Stories · 2 mentions
Sergeant Prishibeyev Stories · 1 mention
The Note Stories · 1 mention
My Conversation with the Postmaster Stories · 1 mention
To N. A. Leikin, 4 March 1886. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
The Privy Councillor Stories · 1 mention
To Paris! Stories · 1 mention
To the Chekhovs, 11 May 1887. Taganrog. letter · 1 mention
The Wrongdoers Stories · 1 mention
Notebooks. Diaries Notebooks · 2 mentions
Ward No. 6 Stories · 1 mention
Rothschild's Fiddle Stories · 1 mention
Мужики Stories · 1 mention
The Murder Stories · 1 mention
Sakhalin Island Nonfiction · 1 mention
From the Notebook of Ivan Ivanych (Thoughts and Notes) Stories · 3 mentions
The New Villa Stories · 1 mention
On Official Business Stories · 2 mentions
In the Ravine Stories · 1 mention

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